Yemen Calls for Saudi-Led Action as Separatist Tensions Escalate
Yemen’s government seeks Saudi military intervention as tensions with southern separatists reach critical levels, threatening regional stability and energy markets.
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Syrian Army, SDF Clash in Aleppo Amid Stalled Peace Deal
Syrian government forces and Kurdish-led SDF exchange fire in Aleppo, threatening a fragile 2025 peace deal. Both sides accuse each other of violating March agreement terms.
China’s Revised Foreign Trade Law Set for March 2026 Implementation
China’s revised Foreign Trade Law, effective March 2026, aims to modernize trade practices and align with global standards, impacting businesses and cross-strait relations.
Heavy Snow Paralyzes NYC, 1,700+ Flights Canceled
Massive winter storm cancels 1,700+ US flights, paralyzes NYC airports as snowfall hits 25 cm. Travel warnings remain active through December 27.
U.S. Escalates Pressure on Venezuela: Oil Interests at the Forefront?
As the U.S. intensifies military and economic pressure on Venezuela, analysts point to strategic interests in the nation’s vast oil reserves as a key motivator.
15 Injured in Knife and Chemical Attack at Japan Factory
At least 15 injured in violent attack involving knife and chemical spray at Yokohama Rubber factory in central Japan. Suspect arrested as investigations continue.
China’s 2026 NPC Session Set for March 5 in Beijing
China’s National People’s Congress announces March 5, 2026, for its fourth annual session, setting the stage for key economic and legislative decisions.
China Enhances Disaster Forecasting with New Fengyun-4 03 Satellite Launch
China launches Fengyun-4 03 satellite to improve disaster weather monitoring and forecasting capabilities, marking a milestone in its space program.
TikTok Deal Talks Shape U.S.-China Relations in 2025
As TikTok deal negotiations progress, analysts highlight its potential to stabilize U.S.-China relations and reshape digital trade frameworks in 2025.
Honduras Declares Conservative Candidate Asfura Election Winner After Month-Long Delay
Honduras election officials confirm Nasry Asfura’s presidential victory after a contentious month-long delay, sparking debates over electoral integrity.
Mexico Announces 13% Minimum Wage Hike Effective January 2026
Mexico’s minimum wage to rise 13% in January 2026, driven by inflation and cost of living adjustments, impacting regional economic dynamics.
Canada Launches $1.2B Global Talent Initiative Amid U.S. Visa Fee Hike
Canada’s new $1.2B program aims to attract top global talent as the U.S. hikes visa fees, creating opportunities for Asian professionals and investors.
China-CELAC Partnership Marks Decade of Shared Growth in 2025
China and CELAC celebrate a decade of strengthened economic and diplomatic collaboration, with trade doubling since 2015 and new initiatives set for 2025-2029.
U.S. Tariffs Hike Costs for Outdoor Gear, Impacting Global Supply Chains
New U.S. tariffs disrupt outdoor recreation supply chains, raising costs for Asian manufacturers and global consumers. Analysis of 2026 economic implications.
Experts: Nigeria’s Terrorism Fight Requires More Than Military Action
Security experts argue Nigeria’s terrorism challenges demand comprehensive strategies beyond airstrikes, emphasizing intelligence and border control amid recent US-Nigeria military cooperation.
US Arms Sales to Taiwan Stir Regional Tensions in 2025
US plans to sell advanced weapons to Taiwan region spark diplomatic tensions with China, raising concerns about regional stability and economic impacts in late 2025.
China’s Maglev Breakthrough: 700 km/h in 2 Seconds Sets Global Benchmark
China’s latest maglev prototype achieves 700 km/h in 2 seconds, revolutionizing transportation paradigms and space launch technology. Global implications analyzed.
CMG Unveils Top 10 Global Military Developments of 2025
CMG identifies Israel-Iran tensions as 2025’s top military development, highlighting impacts on Asian security and global stability.
Tensions Rise as Japanese PM’s Yasukuni Visit Looms
Japan’s potential Yasukuni Shrine visit by PM Takaichi sparks regional tensions, with experts warning of diplomatic and economic consequences in Asia.
Central African Republic Prepares for Pivotal Elections This Week
CAR gears up for decisive December 28 elections with 2.39 million voters registered, testing democratic resilience in Central Africa.