Munich Security Conference Ends Amid Strained U.S.-Europe Relations
Amid deepening divisions between Europe and the U.S., the Munich Security Conference concluded with calls for unity and shared values in a multipolar world.
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Saudi Arabia Hosts International Talks to Resolve Ukraine Conflict
Saudi Arabia hosts international talks aiming to resolve the Ukraine conflict, gathering delegates from over 40 countries to discuss potential paths to peace.
‘Ne Zha 2’ Breaks Records to Join Global Top 10 Box Office Hits
Chinese animated blockbuster ‘Ne Zha 2’ has soared into the global top 10 highest-grossing films, amassing over $1.66 billion and breaking multiple box office records both domestically and internationally.
South Korea Halts Chinese AI App DeepSeek Over Privacy Concerns
South Korea has temporarily suspended the local service of Chinese AI app DeepSeek over privacy concerns, pending compliance with data protection laws.
Maldives Launches Ambitious Plan to Plant Two Million Trees by 2025
The Maldives has launched an ambitious plan to plant two million trees by 2025 as part of its Five Million Tree Plantation Program, aiming to combat climate change and enhance biodiversity.
New Insect Species Unearthed in Guangzhou’s Urban Wetland
Scientists have discovered a new insect species in Guangzhou’s urban Haizhu Wetland, highlighting rich biodiversity in the heart of south China’s bustling city.
Trump’s Federal Job Cuts Spark Confusion on Capitol Hill
President Donald Trump’s federal job cuts cause confusion on Capitol Hill as 300 nuclear agency workers are laid off.
Vietnamese Workers Voice Concerns Over US Steel and Aluminum Tariffs
Vietnam’s steel and aluminum workers express worries as the US imposes 25% tariffs on imports, fearing greater challenges under the new trade measures.
Fragile Gaza Ceasefire Wavers Amidst Hostage Swaps and Tense Negotiations
The fragile Gaza ceasefire faces new challenges after the sixth hostage-prisoner swap, with tensions rising and negotiations stalling.
Passing of Two Nanjing Massacre Survivors Leaves Only 28 Witnesses
Two survivors of the Nanjing Massacre have passed away, leaving only 28 living witnesses to one of the darkest chapters in history.