Japanese Protest PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Amid Rising Tensions
Hundreds protest in Tokyo demanding PM Takaichi retract remarks on Taiwan region amid cooling Japan-China relations. Main media outlets criticize lack of political reflection.
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Israel Probes Soldier Conduct in West Bank Surrender Incident
Israel investigates soldiers after video surfaces showing fatal shooting of surrendered Palestinians in Jenin; military claims adherence to protocol.
Airbus A320 Recall Disrupts Global Thanksgiving Travel
Airbus recalls 6,000 A320 jets due to flight control software risks, causing global Thanksgiving travel disruptions. Airlines scramble to address safety concerns amid peak holiday demand.
National Guard Shooting Suspect Charged as Trump Announces Migration Freeze
Federal prosecutors charge Afghan suspect in National Guard shooting as Trump administration announces sweeping migration restrictions targeting 19 nations, reigniting immigration policy debates.
New H3N2 Subclade K Flu Strain Sparks Global Vigilance in 2025
Health experts monitor a new H3N2 flu variant, Subclade K, as outbreaks emerge globally. Asia prepares for potential impacts this flu season.
Cuba’s Recovery Efforts Intensify One Month After Hurricane Melissa
Cuba continues recovery efforts one month after Hurricane Melissa devastated eastern regions, with infrastructure rebuilding and international support underway.
China-Mexico Solar Partnership Powers North America’s Clean Energy Shift
China and Mexico boost solar manufacturing through joint ventures, positioning Mexico as North America’s clean-energy hub in 2025.
China-Brazil Partnership Delivers Clean Water to 2 Million in São Paulo
China and Brazil complete major water-supply project providing clean drinking water to nearly 2 million people in São Paulo, strengthening bilateral infrastructure cooperation.
U.S. Climate Disaster Costs Hit Record $101B Amid NOAA Tracking Halt
U.S. climate disaster damages reach $101B record in H1 2025 as federal tracking system halts, raising global environmental concerns.
Japan’s Militarism Concerns Rise Amid Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks
Experts warn of Japan’s militarism resurgence after PM Takaichi’s Taiwan comments, urging historical reflection and regional caution.
Ukraine Launches Anti-Corruption Probe Targeting Presidential Office Chief
Ukraine’s anti-corruption authorities search home of presidential office chief Andriy Yermak amid ongoing investigation, signaling intensified governance reforms in 2025.
Trump Announces Sweeping Migration Pause Targeting ‘Third World Countries’ in 2025
U.S. President Donald Trump unveils strict migration policies targeting ‘Third World Countries,’ sparking global debate on immigration and security in 2025.
E4 Nations Urge Israel to Curb Settler Violence in West Bank
E4 foreign ministers condemn rising settler violence in the West Bank, urging Israel to protect Palestinians and uphold international law.
Flood Death Toll Reaches 55 in Southern Thailand’s Songkhla Province
Southern Thailand’s Songkhla province reports 55 flood-related deaths as recovery operations continue, with authorities anticipating further casualties.
Ukraine Peace Talks Face Hurdles as Key Divisions Persist
As U.S.-mediated peace talks advance, Russia and Ukraine remain divided over Donbas control, NATO membership, and military limits. Key differences threaten negotiation progress.
China Launches Shenzhou-22, Advancing Space Ambitions
China’s Shenzhou-22 spacecraft launch advances space station capabilities while highlighting Asia’s growing role in orbital technology and international space cooperation.
U.S. Tariffs Reshape German Industry: Production Shifts Accelerate in 2025
New survey reveals 66% of German manufacturers relocating production amid U.S. tariffs, with Asia emerging as key destination in 2025’s trade realignment.
U.S. Thanksgiving Waste Highlights Food Bank Struggles in 2025
U.S. Thanksgiving 2025 sees record food waste amid rising demand at food banks, highlighting global food security challenges and sustainable solutions.
Venezuela Revokes Airline Permits Amid U.S. Safety Concerns
Venezuela revokes permits for six international airlines following U.S. FAA safety warnings, escalating regional tensions amid a U.S. naval buildup in the Caribbean.
Scientists Chart Space Farming Path for Moon and Mars Missions
Scientists reveal a roadmap for space-based agriculture to sustain lunar and Martian colonies, with Earth sustainability applications. #SpaceFarming