Israeli Strikes Pound Gaza, Over 60 Killed Amid Escalation
A surge in Israeli strikes across Gaza has left at least 60 people dead, as fighting intensifies and Israeli officials head to Washington for ceasefire talks.
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Birds Flock to Minjiang Wetland as Conservation Efforts Pay Off
Conservation efforts at the Minjiang River Estuary Wetland in the Chinese mainland’s Fujian Province are paying off, with significant increases in migratory bird populations signaling a thriving ecosystem.
China Hopes for Stability in Thailand After New PM Takes Office
China expresses hope for stability in Thailand following recent leadership changes, emphasizing strong ties between the two nations.
BRICS Forum in Rio Charts Path for Stability in a Changing World
The 2025 BRICS Seminar on Governance in Rio de Janeiro brought together representatives from BRICS nations to discuss how cooperation can bring stability to a rapidly changing world.
Thailand’s Youngest Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra Suspended by Constitutional Court
Thailand’s Constitutional Court has suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra amid allegations of constitutional violations, leaving the nation in uncertainty as it awaits a final ruling.
China Bars Former Philippine Senator Francis Tolentino Over Remarks
China has sanctioned former Philippine senator Francis Tolentino, barring him from entering the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, and Macao, due to his conduct on China-related issues.
Canada Drops Digital Tax, Restarts US Trade Talks; EU Stands Firm
Canada drops its digital services tax, resuming trade talks with the U.S., but the EU stands firm on its digital laws as the U.S. tariff deadline looms.
U.S. Senate Faces Hurdles in Passing Trump’s $3 Trillion Spending Bill
U.S. senators are locked in a marathon session over President Trump’s $3 trillion spending bill, a controversial package that could slash social welfare programs and increase the national debt.
Scholars Urge Japan to Confront Wartime Past at 80th Anniversary Symposium
Experts from China, Japan, and the U.S. convened at a symposium marking 80 years since the victory in the World Anti-Fascist War, calling on Japan to acknowledge its wartime history and promote peace.
G7 Leaders Urge Iran to Rejoin Nuclear Talks and Cooperate with IAEA
G7 foreign ministers urge Iran to resume nuclear negotiations and fully cooperate with the IAEA, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive, verifiable, and durable agreement on its nuclear program.