World
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US-Iran Talks in Oman: Direct or Indirect Negotiations?
The US and Iran are set for high-level talks in Oman this weekend, with conflicting statements on whether they will be direct or indirect.
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European Stocks Drop 2.6% Amid Trump Tariff Fallout
European stocks plunged 2.6% at the open as U.S. tariffs under President Trump took effect, sparking widespread market losses across sectors.
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UK Minister Condemns Israel’s Detention of British MPs as ‘Unacceptable’
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy criticizes Israel’s detention and deportation of two British MPs, calling it ‘unacceptable and deeply concerning’.
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King and Queen Celebrate 20th Anniversary in Italy
King Charles III and Queen Camilla mark their 20th wedding anniversary with new photos during their state visit to Italy, celebrating enduring love.
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XPENG Launches Electric Vehicle Revolution in Poland
Chinese smart electric vehicle leader XPENG officially launched in Poland on April 7, 2025, unveiling three models – G9 SUV, G6 coupe SUV, and P7 sedan – all boasting 5-star Euro NCAP safety ratings.
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Iraq Militias Consider Disarmament Amid US Pressure
Powerful Iran-backed militias in Iraq are reportedly prepared to disarm for the first time to avert an escalating conflict with the US Trump administration, following repeated warnings from Washington to Baghdad.
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U.S. Protests Erupt Against Trump and Musk
Thousands of protesters gathered in Washington, D.C., and across the United States on Saturday in a widespread display of opposition to President Donald Trump and his ally Elon Musk’s agenda to reshape the government and expand presidential authority.
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Russian Missile Attack Injures Kyiv Residents, Triggers Ukraine Air Alert
A Russian missile attack on Kyiv early Sunday injured at least three people and triggered air raid sirens across Ukraine, prompting Poland to scramble its aircraft. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko warned residents to seek shelter.
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Russian Émigrés Unlikely to Return Despite Peace in Ukraine
Despite potential peace in Ukraine, most Russian émigrés who left after February 2022 are unlikely to return due to political, social, and economic factors.
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US Rescuers Absent in Myanmar Earthquake Relief Efforts
Despite global rescue efforts following Myanmar’s 7.7-magnitude earthquake, US teams are notably absent, raising concerns about humanitarian aid priorities.
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Russia’s Alleged Parcel Plot: Anatomy of Hybrid Warfare
European officials uncover a suspected Russian sabotage plot using incendiary parcels, highlighting hybrid warfare tactics amid tensions over Ukraine.
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Le Pen’s Legal Battle Divides French Voters in Toulon
Marine Le Pen’s legal fight over embezzlement charges and a ban on running for office has sparked division among French voters, especially in Toulon.
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South Korea Removes President Yoon Over Martial Law Crisis
South Korea’s Constitutional Court removed President Yoon Suk Yeol after his martial law declaration, triggering a political crisis and upcoming elections.
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Hungary Withdraws from ICC Amid Netanyahu Visit
Hungary becomes the first EU nation to withdraw from the ICC, coinciding with Israeli PM Netanyahu’s state visit.
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Myanmar’s Military Announces Temporary Ceasefire Amid Earthquake Crisis
Myanmar’s military government has declared a temporary ceasefire to aid recovery efforts following a devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake that has killed over 3,000 people and left thousands displaced.