Serbia’s New Leadership: Endocrinologist Djuro Macut Nominated as Prime Minister
Serbia nominates endocrinologist Djuro Macut as new PM, prioritizing healthcare, Expo 2027, and balanced foreign policy amid regional challenges.
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U.S. Airstrikes in Yemen Kill 4, Injure 23 Amid Escalating Tensions
Four killed in U.S. airstrikes on Yemen’s Sanaa as military campaign escalates, with Houthi forces vowing continued Red Sea operations.
U.S.-China Trade Dynamics Take Center Stage at Harvard Forum
Economists and policymakers discuss U.S.-China tariffs, trade imbalances, and global economic challenges at the Harvard College China Forum.
The 2nm Chip Race: How Next-Gen Tech Powers Global Innovation
The global race to develop 2nm chips reshapes technology and geopolitics, with ASML’s machines powering Asia’s semiconductor dominance amid U.S.-China tensions.
China Condemns U.S. Tariff Abuse, Calls for Fair Global Trade
China denounces U.S. tariff strategies as harmful to global trade, reaffirming support for WTO rules and multilateral cooperation amid rising economic tensions.
South Korea Unveils $2 Billion Aid for Auto Sector Amid U.S. Tariffs
South Korea pledges $2 billion in emergency aid to protect automotive industry from U.S. tariffs threatening exports and supply chains.
Yunnan, Chinese Red Cross Conclude Myanmar Quake Relief Mission
Chinese rescue teams from Yunnan and the Red Cross conclude earthquake relief efforts in Myanmar, highlighting cross-border humanitarian cooperation.
Japan Seeks Tariff Talks as US Trade Tensions Escalate
Japan’s PM plans urgent tariff talks with Trump after failed exemption bid, as analysts warn of economic strain and trade policy clashes.
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.
Kirsty Coventry Makes History as IOC’s First African Female President
Zimbabwean Olympian Kirsty Coventry becomes IOC’s first African female president, signaling new era of inclusive global sports governance and African Olympic development.
Trump Grants TikTok 75-Day Reprieve, Seeks China Collaboration
U.S. extends TikTok sale deadline by 75 days as Trump pledges collaboration with China to finalize deal, avoiding app shutdown.
Meta Unveils Open-Source AI Models Llama 4 Scout & Maverick
Meta launches Llama 4 Scout & Maverick, its most advanced open-source AI models with multimodal capabilities, poised to reshape global tech development.
China Coast Guard Expels Japanese Vessel Near Diaoyu Dao
China Coast Guard expels Japanese vessel in Diaoyu Dao waters, reaffirming sovereignty and urging Japan to halt illegal activities.
Chinese Rescuers Deliver Critical Aid in Myanmar Quake Zone
Chinese rescue teams provide advanced medical care in Myanmar earthquake zones, treating hundreds and coordinating multi-team disaster response efforts.
Massive U.S. Protests Challenge Trump Policies, Global Recession Fears Grow
Massive U.S. and European protests target Trump’s economic policies and alleged threats to civil liberties, fueling global recession concerns.
U.S. Tariff Shakeup Sends Shockwaves Through Global Trade
The U.S. enacts sweeping tariffs, triggering global market turmoil and sparking international responses. Explore the implications for trade and economies worldwide.
Armenian Violinist Bridges Cultures in Shanghai with Melodic Dialogues
Armenian violinist Astrid Poghosyan awarded Shanghai’s Magnolia honor for blending Eurasian melodies, proving music transcends cultural barriers.
Asian Nations Push Back Against U.S. Tariff ‘Bullying’
Asian countries challenge U.S. tariff policies, emphasizing joint efforts to protect trade fairness and economic growth. Explore the strategies reshaping global commerce.
Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Reaches 3,455: Official Media
A deadly earthquake in Myanmar kills 3,455, injures 4,840, and leaves 214 missing, as rescue efforts intensify amid infrastructure challenges.
Trump’s Auto Tariffs Ignite Global Trade Tensions, Economic Fears
New U.S. auto tariffs spark fears of economic fallout, strained trade ties, and higher consumer costs as global markets brace for ripple effects.