Zelenskyy Proposes NATO Membership as Condition for Ceasefire with Russia
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy offers to end the active conflict with Russia if Ukraine gains NATO membership.
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UN Halts Aid Deliveries Through Gaza Crossing Amid Security Concerns
UNRWA pauses aid deliveries through Gaza’s Kerem Shalom crossing due to security concerns after aid trucks were stolen by armed gangs.
Israeli Air Strikes in Gaza Kill Two Aid Workers
Two aid workers were killed in Israeli air strikes on Gaza, raising concerns over the safety of humanitarian workers amid escalating conflict.
Putin Approves Bold Budget for 2025-2027: Russia’s Plan for Growth
Russian President Vladimir Putin approved a bold budget for 2025-2027, focusing on social programs, security, and technological advancement to drive Russia’s growth.
Vietnam Approves $67 Billion High-Speed Railway Linking Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnam’s parliament has approved a $67 billion high-speed railway connecting Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, cutting travel time from 30 hours to just five. Construction begins in 2027, with trains running by 2035.
Trudeau Urges Caution Over Trump’s Tariff Threats
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warns that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff threats should be taken seriously, emphasizing the potential harm to both Canadian and American economies.
UK Parliament Advances Assisted Dying Bill After Key Vote
The UK’s parliament voted to move forward with a bill legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill adults, sparking nationwide debate on end-of-life choices and patient rights.
Newly Donated Diaries Unveil Hidden Stories of the Nanjing Massacre
New materials, including wartime diaries and photos, have been donated to a Chinese memorial hall, shedding light on the 1937 Nanjing Massacre and the plight of “comfort women” during World War II.
African Journalists Redefine China-Africa Media Narratives
African journalists in China are reshaping media narratives, challenging Western perspectives, and fostering deeper collaboration in China-Africa relations.
China Denies U.S. Claims of Overseas ‘Police Stations,’ Calls for Cooperation
China dismisses U.S. claims of overseas ‘police stations’ and calls for strengthened cooperation between the two nations.