
European Travelers Cancel U.S. Trips in Protest of Trump’s Policies
European travelers canceled trips to the U.S., protesting President Trump’s policies and rhetoric.
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European travelers canceled trips to the U.S., protesting President Trump’s policies and rhetoric.
Russia and the U.S. failed to adopt a joint statement after 12 hours of talks in Saudi Arabia, highlighting ongoing diplomatic challenges due to Ukraine’s position.
A new report reveals China continues to dominate global manufacturing value chains, highlighting its vital role in international trade and supply chains.
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng calls on U.S. companies to deepen cooperation with China during a meeting with Blackstone Group chairman Stephen Schwarzman.
China and Portugal have pledged to strengthen their comprehensive strategic partnership during high-level talks in Beijing between Foreign Ministers Wang Yi and Paulo Rangel.
A U.S. journalist was accidentally included in a confidential group chat where top officials discussed upcoming strikes against Yemen’s Houthi rebels, leading to a major security breach.
A magnitude-7 earthquake jolted areas near Riverton, New Zealand, on Tuesday, prompting alerts and urging residents to stay cautious.
President Trump signals possible tariff exemptions for some countries ahead of the April 2 “reciprocal day,” while economists warn of a potential recession due to unpredictable trade policies.
Asia is accelerating its green transition in the face of urgent climate challenges, according to a new report released at the Boao Forum for Asia.
At least two people were injured in nine U.S. airstrikes on Yemen’s Saada Province, Houthi-run al-Masirah TV reported.