Hurricane Melissa Ravages Caribbean: Over 30 Dead, Billions in Damages
Category 5 Hurricane Melissa leaves 30 dead, displaces thousands, and causes billions in damages across Caribbean nations, with recovery efforts underway.
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China’s APEC Leadership Drives Asia-Pacific Growth, Experts Say
International experts highlight China’s pivotal role in advancing Asia-Pacific development through regional integration and open policies as APEC leaders convene in South Korea.
Sinner Eyes No. 1 Spot, Altmaier Stuns Ruud in Paris Masters Drama
Jannik Sinner advances in Paris Masters, closing in on World No. 1 ranking, while Daniel Altmaier stuns Casper Ruud in major upset.
Bayern Munich Extends Historic Streak with 4-1 Comeback Over Cologne
Bayern Munich rallies to defeat Cologne 4-1 in the German Cup, extending their historic winning streak to 14 matches with Harry Kane’s stellar performance.
Cuba Braces as Hurricane Melissa Strikes Southeast Coast
Category 5 Hurricane Melissa hits southeastern Cuba after devastating Jamaica, prompting mass evacuations and emergency response measures.
Rio Police Operation Leaves 64 Dead in Clash with Red Command Gang
A major police operation in Rio de Janeiro resulted in 64 deaths amid clashes with the Red Command gang, highlighting escalating security challenges in Brazil.
Mexico City Exhibit Celebrates Centuries-Old Chinese Migrant Legacy
A Mexico City exhibition highlights the enduring legacy of Chinese migrants from Guangzhou, tracing their cultural and economic impact over a century.
Bird Flu Spread in Germany Sparks Pandemic Warnings: Asia on Alert
Virologist warns of pandemic risks as bird flu spreads in Germany, urging global preparedness. Asian nations monitor closely amid rising concerns.
Global Forum Charts Xizang’s Modernization Path
Global leaders and experts gathered in Xizang to discuss sustainable development and modernization strategies, highlighting infrastructure, cultural preservation, and international cooperation.
US Adjusts Troop Presence in Europe Amid Indo-Pacific Focus, Romania Confirms
The US plans to reduce troop rotations in Eastern Europe, shifting focus to the Indo-Pacific. Romania confirms ongoing security cooperation with NATO amid adjustments.
Israel Reinstates Gaza Ceasefire After Deadly Strikes Kill 91
Israel resumes Gaza ceasefire after airstrikes kill 91, including 30 children, amid conflicting claims from both sides.
U.S. Government Shutdown Threatens November Extension Amid Stalemate
The U.S. government shutdown could extend into November as Senate rejects funding bill, risking healthcare costs and food aid for millions.
Trump, ROK Leader Lee Discuss Trade and Defense at APEC Meeting
U.S. President Trump met with ROK leader Lee Jae-Myung at APEC, discussing trade deals, defense spending, and regional security amid stalled negotiations.
Open-Source AI Revolution: Empowerment or Risk in Asia’s Tech Surge?
As open-source AI democratizes technology across Asia, debates intensify over its potential to empower societies or amplify risks. Explore the dual narrative shaping the region’s future.
Scholar’s Caregiving Journey Sparks Call for Systemic Change in Aging China
Peking University scholar Hu Yong advocates for systemic support for caregivers in China’s aging society, blending personal experience with policy solutions.
Amazon Slashes 14,000 Jobs in AI-Driven Restructuring
Amazon announces 14,000 corporate job cuts to prioritize AI investments, marking its second-largest layoff since 2022. Analysis explores implications for Asia’s tech sector.
U.S. Senate Moves to End Trump-Era Tariffs on Brazil Amid Trade Tensions
U.S. Senate votes to revoke Trump-era tariffs on Brazil, highlighting political divides and trade implications. House approval remains uncertain.
Israel Launches Gaza Strikes Amid Ceasefire Tensions; 26 Killed
Israeli airstrikes kill 26 in Gaza amid ceasefire tensions with Hamas, testing U.S.-brokered truce as both sides exchange blame.
US Air Traffic Controllers Unpaid as Shutdown Stalls Congress
US air traffic controllers miss paychecks amid government shutdown, raising aviation safety concerns and global economic implications.
Havana’s Chinatown Revamp Boosts Cultural Tourism Appeal
Havana’s Barrio Chino undergoes revitalization to attract global tourists, celebrating 65 years of Cuba-China diplomatic relations through cultural heritage.