The Pokémon Company has revealed two new Scarlet & Violet expansions. Black Bolt and White Flare launches July 18. Here's ...

Prepare for another frenzied rush to grab the latest Pokemon TCG set ... that revolve around the Unova region seen in the Black & White video games (alongside Scarlet & Violet's Indigo Disk ...

Black Bolt and White Flare will be available on July 18th, featuring the legendary Pokémon Zekrom and Reshiram. This collection pays homage to the fifth generation of the franchise, which ...

At the end of September last year, Pocketpair received a lawsuit from Nintendo and The Pokémon Company. While many expected that they would be accused of copying certain Pokémon designs to ...

Port Moresby – Transparency Papua New Guinea (PNG) has issued a stern call to Prime Minister James Marape, demanding immediate and decisive action against the nation's pervasive corruption. The ...

Here's where you can secure your preorder for the new Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet split expansions, Black Bolt and White Flare.

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DW: I know that Transparency PNG has spoken very strongly about the need to ensure the next elections operate better. There were lots of promises made soon after the election, but as you say, ...

Pokémon’s upcoming trading card game set, which will celebrate 15 years of Pokémon Black and White, will feature an illustration rare card for every Unova Pokémon, in a franchise first. Illustration ...

The split expansion also introduces the highly styled Black White rare cards, which feature card illustrations in a monochromatic black or white design. You can collect cards from Scarlet and Violet – ...

The disclosure follows a Supreme Court initiative aimed at enhancing transparency in the judiciary. On Monday, the top court announced that it has started uploading the asset statements of its ...

BBC Verify has debunked videos which purport to show Pakistani attacks on Indian bases and jets crashing.