Russia Says U.S. Firms Lost $300 Billion Since Ukraine Conflict Started
Russia claims U.S. businesses have lost $300 billion since the Ukraine conflict began, urging talks to end the crisis.
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Australia’s First Rate Cut Since 2020: Cash Rate Drops to 4.1%
The Reserve Bank of Australia has cut the cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.1%, marking its first rate cut since November 2020. The bank remains cautious about further easing due to upside risks.
Europe Ramps Up Defense Talks Amid Split Over Ukraine Peacekeepers
European leaders met in Paris to discuss boosting defense spending amid divisions over deploying peacekeepers to Ukraine. The talks come as the US and Russia prepare for negotiations without European input.
Chinese Vice Premier Urges Japanese Companies to Invest in China
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng encourages Japanese companies to invest in China, emphasizing win-win cooperation during a meeting with a Japanese business delegation in Beijing.
China Welcomes US-Russia Peace Talks to Resolve Ukraine Crisis
China supports US-Russia peace talks to resolve the Ukraine crisis, emphasizing dialogue and negotiation for lasting stability.
Sudanese Army Advances on Multiple Fronts Against RSF
Sudanese Armed Forces reclaim key territories from the RSF, marking significant advances in the ongoing conflict.
Delta Plane Flips on Landing in Toronto Snowstorm; 17 Injured
Seventeen people were injured when a Delta Air Lines plane flipped upon landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport during a snowstorm.
Mine Collapse in Kazakhstan Claims 7 Lives
Seven miners have lost their lives in a tragic underground collapse at a copper mine in central Kazakhstan. The incident occurred at a depth of around 640 meters.
17 Injured as Delta Plane Flips During Windy Landing in Toronto
A Delta Air Lines plane flipped upon landing in Toronto during windy weather, injuring 17 people on board.
Trump Administration Ramps Up Deportations Amid Transparency Concerns
Deportations in the U.S. are increasing under President Trump, with added enforcement teams and reduced transparency as Border Patrol agents may no longer be required to use body cameras.