Mass Protests Sweep US and Europe Over Trump Administration Policies
Hundreds of thousands protest Trump administration policies in US and Europe, demanding action on tariffs, immigration, and government shutdowns.
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Myanmar Reopens Key Railway and Airport After Earthquake Repairs
Myanmar restores Yangon-Mandalay railway and Mandalay airport operations following earthquake damage, ensuring critical transport links for commerce and travel.
Trump’s Tariff Formula Sparks Global Concern, Hits Poorest Nations Hardest
Trump’s tariff formula disproportionately affects poorer nations like Madagascar and Cambodia, sparking concerns over global economic equity.
IDF Targets Hamas Financier, Senior Militants in Gaza Operations
Israeli military reports killing key Hamas financier and senior operatives in Gaza strikes, targeting militant infrastructure and funding networks.
Cruz Warns Trump’s Tariffs Risk U.S. Economic Stability, Auto Sector Hit
Senator Ted Cruz warns Trump’s tariffs could trigger tax hikes, auto price surges, and global trade tensions, impacting the U.S. economy and 2026 midterms.
South Korea’s Yoon Ousted as Court Upholds Impeachment Over Martial Law Crisis
South Korea’s Constitutional Court ousts President Yoon Suk-yeol after upholding impeachment linked to martial law, triggering a snap election amid economic uncertainty.
China Holds Military Drills Near Taiwan, Cites Sovereignty Concerns
China’s military conducts drills near Taiwan, citing concerns over Lai Ching-te’s actions. Defense officials emphasize safeguarding sovereignty amid rising cross-strait tensions.
US Legal Group Challenges Trump’s China Tariffs in Court
Conservative group files lawsuit alleging Trump overstepped authority with tariffs on Chinese imports, sparking legal and economic debates.
UN Urges Global Aid Surge for Myanmar Earthquake Recovery
UN chief Antonio Guterres calls for urgent international funding as Myanmar battles earthquake aftermath with over 3,145 fatalities reported.
Rubio Urges NATO Allies to Boost Defense Spending Amid U.S. Commitment Reaffirmation
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio calls for NATO allies to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP, reaffirming Washington’s commitment while pushing for enhanced capabilities.
EU Condemns US Tariffs, Warns Global Economic Fallout Looms
EU leaders warn Trump’s new tariffs threaten global economy, prepare countermeasures as trade war fears escalate.
China-BiH Partnership Revitalizes European Transport Corridor
A Chinese-built highway subsection opens in Bosnia and Herzegovina, reinforcing regional connectivity as China-BiH relations mark 30-year milestone.
China’s Xi Jinping Offers Condolences for Former Laos Leader’s Passing
Xi Jinping extends condolences over Laos’ former president Khamtay Siphandone’s death, highlighting strengthened China-Laos ties and regional cooperation.
Global Voices Weigh In on U.S. Reciprocal Tariffs: CGTN Poll
CGTN’s global poll invites readers to share views on U.S. ‘reciprocal tariffs’ and their implications for Asia’s economy and global trade dynamics.
South Korea’s Yoon Faces Impeachment Verdict: April 4 Showdown
South Korea’s Constitutional Court to rule on President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment April 4, capping months of political turmoil with global economic implications.
China Sends Second Round of Earthquake Relief to Myanmar
China dispatches second emergency aid batch to Myanmar, including tents and food supplies, reinforcing cross-border cooperation amid earthquake recovery efforts.
Global Markets Shaken by U.S. Tariff Surge, Tech Sector Hit Hardest
Global markets reel as new U.S. tariffs spark historic tech selloff, commodity swings, and economic uncertainty across Asia-Pacific regions.
China Defends Military Drills Near Taiwan as ‘Necessary Action’
China conducts military drills near Taiwan, citing ‘necessary action’ to uphold sovereignty. Spokesperson warns against Taiwan independence moves.
China Reiterates Taiwan Sovereignty Amid Regional Tensions
China reaffirms Taiwan as internal issue amid military drills, opposes external interference. FM spokesperson stresses adherence to one-China principle.
PLA Conducts Defense Drills Near Taiwan as Beijing Vows Sovereignty
China’s defense ministry defends PLA drills near Taiwan as necessary to counter ‘provocations,’ vowing to protect national sovereignty amid rising cross-strait tensions.