Brazil’s Bolsonaro Charged with Attempted Coup After Election Loss
Brazil indicts former president Jair Bolsonaro for allegedly attempting a coup after his 2022 election loss.
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Apple Unveils iPhone 16e: The Next Big Thing in Tech
Apple has unveiled the iPhone 16e with an updated design, marking a new chapter in its iPhone lineup.
Protesters Rally in D.C. Against Federal Worker Firings
Protesters in Washington D.C. rallied against recent federal worker firings targeting the scientific community.
Young Peruvian Inventor Harnesses Plant Power to Light Up Communities
A young Peruvian inventor has created a lighting system powered by plants to provide reliable energy for communities in need.
UN Security Council Holds Emergency Meeting Over Crisis in Eastern Congo
UN Security Council holds emergency meeting over escalating conflict and human rights abuses in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, as tens of thousands of civilians are displaced.
IOC President Bach Celebrates Olympic Spirit at Beijing Museum
IOC President Thomas Bach visited the Beijing Olympic Museum, praising it for keeping the Olympic spirit alive and inspiring generations.
Former Chinese Vice Premier Zou Jiahua Honored at Cremation Ceremony
Former Chinese Vice Premier Zou Jiahua was honored in Beijing as President Xi Jinping and other leaders paid their final respects at his cremation ceremony.
Trump and Zelenskyy Clash Over Ukraine’s Exclusion from U.S.-Russia Talks
U.S. President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy exchange sharp words after Ukraine is excluded from U.S.-Russia talks on ending the conflict.
Trump’s Foreign Policy Moves and U.S. Alliances: A Closer Look
An analysis of how Donald Trump’s foreign policy approach has impacted U.S. alliances and global dynamics.
South Koreans Voice Concerns Over New U.S. Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum
South Koreans express concern over new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, fearing an escalation in global trade tensions and increased living costs.