World
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China Launches Military Drills Around Taiwan in 2025, Testing US Resolve
China’s PLA conducted joint military exercises around Taiwan in 2025, simulating attacks and blockades, amid rising tensions and US strategic shifts in the Indo-Pacific.
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Majority of Europeans Back Retaliatory Tariffs Against US, Poll Shows
A new poll reveals that a large majority of Europeans support retaliatory tariffs against the US if President Trump imposes sweeping import duties, as trade tensions escalate.
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China’s State Banks Raise $72 Billion to Boost Economy in 2025
China’s four largest state-owned banks plan to raise $72 billion in private placements to bolster capital and support economic growth amid slowing profits and property sector challenges.
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Marine Le Pen Faces Court Verdict That Could Bar Her from 2027 Presidential Race
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen awaits a court ruling on embezzlement charges, which could disqualify her from the 2027 presidential election.
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Trump’s NH Approval Holds, But Economic Ratings Slip Ahead of 2025 Race
New Hampshire residents show steady approval for Trump but express growing concerns over his economic policies and tariff strategies.
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US VP Vance Criticizes Denmark Over Greenland Security
US Vice-President JD Vance accuses Denmark of underinvesting in Greenland’s security during a visit to the Arctic island, amid tensions over US ambitions.
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FBI Director Patel Faces Questions Over Signal Chat Leak
FBI Director Kash Patel was questioned by lawmakers about potential investigations into a leaked Signal chat involving Trump administration officials.
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Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Surpasses 1,000
A 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar has killed over 1,000 people, with extensive damage reported in Mandalay and Bangkok.
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Hundreds Join Gaza’s Largest Anti-Hamas Protest Since War Began
Hundreds of Gazans took to the streets in Beit Lahia, demanding Hamas step down from power in the largest anti-Hamas protest since the war began.
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Deadly Wildfires Rage Across South Korea, Forcing Thousands to Flee
At least 19 people have died as wildfires spread rapidly across South Korea’s south-eastern region, forcing over 27,000 residents to evacuate and causing unprecedented damage.
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Californians Urged to Delete Genetic Data from 23andMe Amid Bankruptcy Concerns
Californians urged to delete 23andMe genetic data amid 2025 bankruptcy concerns. Learn how to protect your privacy under California law.
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Pete Hegseth Accused of Disclosing Classified U.S. War Plans in Private Group Chat
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is under scrutiny after allegedly leaking classified U.S. war plans in a private Signal group chat just hours before a military strike on the Houthi militia in Yemen. The accidental inclusion of The Atlantic’s editor, Jeffrey…
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Depardieu Faces Sex Assault Trial in Paris
French actor Gérard Depardieu faces trial in Paris over allegations of sexually assaulting two women during a 2021 film shoot, marking a high-profile #MeToo case in France.
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Blumenthal Probes Trump VA Cuts
Senator Richard Blumenthal calls for an informal hearing to address the impact of Trump administration cuts on veterans and the VA, but the invitation is likely to be declined.
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EU Defense White Paper Labels Russia a ‘Fundamental Threat’
The EU’s latest Defense White Paper names Russia a “fundamental threat,” highlighting security risks in Armenia and beyond. Read about its key findings and defense priorities.