Mateta’s Late Strike Earns Crystal Palace Draw, Keeps Liverpool Waiting
Arsenal were held to a dramatic 2-2 draw by Crystal Palace, with Mateta’s late equalizer keeping Liverpool waiting to clinch the Premier League title.
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UK Stands Firm: No Compromise on Regulations in U.S. Trade Talks
Britain vows to uphold its regulatory standards in trade negotiations with the U.S., refusing to lower them amid ongoing talks.
5.3 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Off Chile’s Coast Near Ovalle
An earthquake of magnitude 5.3 struck off the coast of Chile near Ovalle late Wednesday, shaking residents but causing no immediate damage reports.
Trump and Zelenskyy Clash as Russia Peace Talks Stall
President Trump criticizes Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy over Crimea remarks, escalating tensions as peace talks with Russia stall.
China and LAC Forge Multi-Tiered Sci-Tech Partnership
China and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) are strengthening their collaboration in science and technology, forming a multi-tiered partnership to advance innovation in key fields.
12 U.S. States Challenge Trump’s ‘Illegal Tariffs’ in Court
A coalition of 12 U.S. states has sued the Trump administration over ‘illegal tariffs,’ seeking to block their enactment and challenge the president’s authority.
Scientists Uncover How Dormant Cancer Cells Reawaken After Years
Researchers reveal how breast cancer cells lie dormant before reawakening, opening doors to new cancer treatments.
Myanmar Transfers Over 900 Telecom Fraud Suspects to China
Myanmar has handed over more than 920 telecom fraud suspects to China, marking a significant step in the joint efforts to combat cross-border crime.
Chinese Envoy Urges Global Unity Against Unilateralism and Bullying
China’s UN ambassador Fu Cong urges nations to unite against unilateralism and bullying practices threatening global peace and development.
IMF Warns Tariffs Could Push Global Debt to Record Highs
The IMF warns that rising tariffs and weakening economies could push global debt to record highs, potentially surpassing levels seen since World War II.