Trump-Putin Budapest Summit Plans Postponed Indefinitely
Plans for a high-profile meeting between U.S. President Trump and Russia’s Putin in Budapest have been postponed, with both sides citing unclear timing and priorities.
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PSG Dominates Leverkusen 7-2 in Champions League Thriller
PSG secures commanding 7-2 Champions League victory over Leverkusen, topping group standings with third consecutive win.
Trump Warns Hamas as Gaza Ceasefire Faces Critical Phase
U.S. intensifies pressure on Hamas as Gaza ceasefire enters critical phase, with Trump threatening “brutal force” if cooperation falters.
UN Experts Condemn U.S. Venezuela Strikes as ‘Extrajudicial Executions’
UN experts label U.S. military strikes in Venezuela’s waters as ‘extrajudicial executions,’ citing violations of international law amid escalating tensions.
5.6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Off Ecuador’s Coast: EMSC Reports
A magnitude-5.6 earthquake struck near Ecuador’s coast at 35 km depth, according to EMSC. No immediate reports of damage or casualties.
China, U.S. Can Be Partners, Says Chinese VP in Oregon Meeting
Chinese VP Han Zheng emphasizes US-China partnership potential during meeting with Oregon officials, highlighting subnational cooperation and mutual interests.
Breastfeeding Boosts Immune Defense Against Breast Cancer: Study
Australian researchers discover breastfeeding enhances immune cells that protect against aggressive breast cancer, offering new insights for prevention strategies.
Iran, UN Chief Address Gaza Ceasefire Violations and Yemen Stability
Iran’s Foreign Minister and UN Secretary-General discuss Gaza ceasefire violations and Yemen’s stability amid escalating regional tensions.
China Calls for Steady Ties with Japan as Takaichi Takes Office
China urges Japan to uphold bilateral agreements and maintain stable relations following Sanae Takaichi’s historic election as prime minister, emphasizing mutual cooperation.
Sanae Takaichi Makes History as Japan’s First Female Prime Minister
Sanae Takaichi elected Japan’s first female prime minister, securing 237 votes in the lower house. A historic milestone for gender equality in Asia.
Gaza Truce Hangs in Balance as US Envoys Push Diplomacy
U.S. envoys meet Israeli PM Netanyahu to stabilize Gaza truce amid renewed violence. Both sides recommit to ceasefire amid international calls for restraint.
LA Mayor Demands Probe into Federal Agents’ ‘Unlawful’ Actions
LA Mayor Karen Bass demands Congressional probe into alleged unconstitutional detentions by federal agents during immigration operations, citing civil rights concerns.
U.S. Nuclear Agency Furloughs Staff Amid Prolonged Shutdown
U.S. nuclear agency furloughs 1,400 workers amid record government shutdown, raising concerns about weapons maintenance and national security.
Iran Declares UN Nuclear Deal Void Amid Sanctions Snapback
Iran’s top security official declares cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog void after European powers trigger sanctions snapback, escalating tensions over Tehran’s atomic program.
Tourist Video Captures Stolen Louvre Jewels Before $10M Heist
A tourist’s video reveals stolen Louvre jewels hours before $10M heist, raising security concerns at the world’s largest museum.
Colombia Recalls US Ambassador Amid Tariff Dispute, Drug Policy Clash
Colombia recalls its US ambassador after Trump’s tariff threats and accusations over drug policies, escalating diplomatic tensions.
U.S. Envoys Push to Salvage Gaza Ceasefire Amid Rising Tensions
U.S. envoys arrive in Israel to reinforce Gaza ceasefire amid renewed violence. Truce faces challenges as both sides exchange accusations.
Japan’s LDP and Innovation Party Forge Coalition to Drive National Revival
Japan’s ruling LDP and Japan Innovation Party form coalition, aiming to address economic challenges and push constitutional reforms. Takaichi poised for PM role.
Prodi on Gaza Ceasefire, US Tariffs, and Global Shifts
Former Italian PM Romano Prodi discusses Gaza ceasefire challenges, U.S. tariffs’ impact on Asia, and shifting global dynamics in an exclusive CGTN interview.
Japan’s Ruling LDP and Innovation Party Forge Coalition Pact
Japan’s ruling LDP and Japan Innovation Party form coalition government, signaling potential shifts in economic and foreign policy directions amid regional challenges.