European Travelers Shift Away from U.S. Amid Policy Concerns
European and Canadian travelers reduce U.S. summer trips by 10-33% amid policy concerns and travel advisories, reversing post-pandemic recovery trends.
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Russia Strikes Kyiv After Prisoner Swap, Ukraine Demands Global Sanctions
Russia launches a massive aerial assault on Kyiv after a prisoner exchange, as Ukraine urges stronger international sanctions to pressure Moscow.
EU Urges Trade Respect as Trump Proposes 50% Tariffs
The EU calls for respectful trade negotiations after former U.S. President Trump proposes 50% tariffs on EU goods, raising global economic concerns.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Begins Southeast Asia Tour in Indonesia
Chinese Premier Li Qiang arrives in Jakarta for talks with Indonesian President Prabowo, aiming to boost economic ties and regional cooperation ahead of the ASEAN-GCC-China Summit.
China’s Tech Innovations Redefine Elderly Care Solutions
China showcases AI and robotics breakthroughs in elderly care at international expo, offering global solutions for aging populations.
Chinese Expert Wang Huali Wins WHO Healthy Aging Award
Chinese mental health expert Dr. Wang Huali receives WHO’s Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Prize for advancing dementia care and healthy aging initiatives globally.
Trump Threatens Global Tariffs on Tech Imports, Sparks Market Concerns
U.S. President Trump threatens tariffs on smartphones and EU imports, raising concerns over global trade tensions and market stability.
US Officials’ Stock Trades Preceded Trump Tariff Announcement: Report
A report reveals US officials sold stocks ahead of Trump’s 2025 tariff announcement, raising questions about insider trading and market impacts.
China-CEEC Expo Opens Doors for North Macedonian Brands, Tourism
North Macedonian media highlights the China-CEEC Expo as a gateway for brands and tourism, with insights from Nova Makedonija’s editor-in-chief.
Slovak Journalist Highlights China’s Business Potential at Expo
Slovak business editor Juraj Skacan discusses China-CEE trade potential at Ningbo expo, highlighting renewable energy, tech, and consumer goods opportunities.
China-CEEC Expo Strengthens Slovenia-China Collaboration, Says Media Chief
Slovenian media chief Vanja Kavcic highlights the China-CEEC Expo’s role in boosting economic and cultural ties between Slovenia and China, emphasizing green innovation and collaboration.
UN Chief Demands Immediate Aid Surge for Gaza Amid Famine Risk
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls for urgent humanitarian aid expansion in Gaza as famine risks escalate amid ongoing conflict.
U.S. Eases Syria Sanctions to Boost Post-War Recovery Efforts
The U.S. eases sanctions on Syria to support post-war rebuilding, enabling new investments and private sector activity under Trump’s strategy.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Ban on Foreign Students at Harvard
A federal judge temporarily blocks the Trump administration’s policy barring Harvard from enrolling international students, citing immediate harm to the university.
Iran Hails ‘Most Professional’ Round of U.S. Talks Amid Nuclear Stalemate
Iran’s Foreign Minister calls fifth round of U.S. talks ‘most professional’ as discussions on nuclear program and sanctions continue, with Oman mediating indirect negotiations.
12 Injured in Hamburg Knife Attack: Safety Concerns Rise
A knife attack at Hamburg’s main station injures 12, raising safety concerns for travelers and Asian diaspora communities in Europe.
Iran-US Talks in Rome Yield Limited Progress, Oman Mediates
Fifth round of Iran-US talks in Rome sees limited progress on nuclear disputes, with Oman mediating. Key issues include uranium enrichment and sanctions relief.
U.S. Envoy Exits Iran Nuclear Talks in Rome as Negotiations Continue
Iran confirms U.S. delegation head Steve Witkoff left Rome nuclear talks due to flight schedule; fifth round of Oman-mediated negotiations continues.
Shenzhen Cultural Fair Debuts AI Showcase, Draws Global Crowd
Shenzhen’s cultural fair unveils first AI exhibition area, attracting record global participation with 6,280 organizations from 65 countries and regions.
US Court Blocks Trump’s Student Visa Crackdown, Hong Kong Universities Offer Alternatives
A US federal judge halts Trump’s policy targeting international students, as Hong Kong universities offer alternative enrollment options.