World
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US Investigates Tariffs on Computer Chips and Pharmaceuticals
The US has launched investigations into computer chip and pharmaceutical imports, aiming to assess their impact on national security and domestic production.
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Russia’s Palm Sunday Attack on Ukraine Sparks Global Outrage
A Russian missile strike on Sumy, Ukraine, killed 34 people on Palm Sunday, triggering global condemnation and calls for increased pressure on Moscow.
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Israel Proposes New Gaza Ceasefire Amid Slim Prospects
Israel has proposed a new Gaza ceasefire through Egypt and Qatar, but significant gaps remain as Hamas rejects key terms.
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South Korea’s Ousted President Faces Trial Over Martial Law Declaration
Ousted South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol faces trial for insurrection charges stemming from his brief martial law declaration in December 2024.
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Xi Jinping Highlights Trade Cooperation During Southeast Asia Visit
Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized the importance of multilateral trade and regional cooperation during his diplomatic tour of Southeast Asia amid ongoing U.S.-China tariff tensions.
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Daniel Noboa Declared Ecuador’s President Amid Recount Demand
Daniel Noboa wins Ecuador’s presidency with a significant lead, but rival Luisa González demands a recount, citing alleged irregularities.
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Israeli Airstrike Damages Gaza’s Last Fully Functional Hospital
An Israeli airstrike severely damaged Gaza’s Al-Ahli Hospital, forcing patient evacuations and raising concerns over international humanitarian law violations.
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UK Moves to Take Control of British Steel Amid Crisis
The UK government is seeking emergency powers to take control of British Steel, owned by China’s Jingye Group, to prevent the shutdown of its blast furnaces and preserve the country’s steel industry.
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Beijing Faces Strongest Winds in Decades, Flights and Trains Suspended
Beijing experiences its strongest winds in over 50 years, leading to flight cancellations, train suspensions, and closures of major attractions.
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Ecuador’s Presidential Candidates Confront Drug Violence Amid Limited Resources
Ecuador’s presidential election highlights the challenge of combating rampant drug violence with limited economic resources, as candidates face a tight race.
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US-Iran Nuclear Talks Resume in Muscat Amid Positive Atmosphere
The first round of indirect nuclear talks between the US and Iran has concluded in Muscat. Both sides plan to continue negotiations next week.
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UK Pledges £450m Military Aid to Ukraine Amid Intensified Support
The UK has announced a £450m military aid package for Ukraine, including drones, anti-tank mines, and vehicle repairs, as part of ongoing efforts to deter Russian aggression.
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Trump Tries to Revive Iran Nuclear Deal
In a significant shift, President Donald Trump, who withdrew the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA) in 2018, is now attempting to revive the agreement. Trump has reportedly dispatched an envoy, Steve Witkoff, to meet with Iranian officials in…
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Trump Targets Pentagon Programs Over Budget, Delays
President Trump issues executive order targeting over-budget and delayed Pentagon programs, while proposing a record $1 trillion defense budget.
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Zelenskyy: 155 Chinese Nationals Fighting for Russia in Ukraine
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy claims 155 Chinese nationals are fighting for Russia, raising concerns about foreign involvement in the conflict.