UN Chief Calls for Gaza Ceasefire, Slams West Bank Settlement Expansion
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres demands immediate Gaza ceasefire and criticizes Israel’s new West Bank settlement plans, warning of threats to regional stability.
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Israel Launches Military Operation in Gaza City Amid Truce Talks
Israel begins military operations in Gaza City while considering a new ceasefire proposal. Tensions escalate as Hamas accuses Netanyahu of obstructing peace efforts.
China, Afghanistan Strengthen Ties in High-Level Kabul Talks
Chinese and Afghan officials commit to enhanced economic collaboration and security measures during high-level talks in Kabul, addressing regional stability and development priorities.
UN General Assembly Focuses on AI for Global Equity
World leaders at the UN General Assembly debate AI’s role in promoting global equity and inclusive growth, with China highlighting collaborative strategies.
U.S. Deploys Warships to Caribbean Amid Drug Cartel Crackdown
U.S. deploys 4,500 troops to Caribbean targeting drug cartels, sparking debate over regional security and trade impacts.
Russia Proposes Trump Summit Amid Ukraine Dialogue
Russia invites former US President Trump for a follow-up summit while signaling openness to talks with Ukraine, reshaping regional dynamics.
Israel Weighs 60-Day Gaza Truce Amid Hostage Release Demands
Israel considers 60-day Gaza ceasefire proposal demanding full hostage release, as mediators await official response amid cautious optimism.
Trump Floats U.S. Air Support for Ukraine Peace Deal Amid Rising Tensions
Trump proposes conditional U.S. air support for Ukraine peace deal as Russia intensifies strikes, with trilateral summit discussions gaining momentum.
China-India Border Talks Yield 10-Point Consensus to Ease Tensions
China and India reach 10-point consensus in border talks, focusing on peace mechanisms, resource cooperation, and long-term dispute resolution frameworks.
Modi, Wang Yi Discuss China-India Ties, Stress Cooperation Over Rivalry
Indian PM Modi and China’s Wang Yi emphasized cooperation over rivalry in New Delhi talks, highlighting 75 years of diplomatic ties and future collaboration.
China’s WWII Sacrifice: Overlooked Front in Defeating Japanese Fascism
New data reveals China accounted for 70% of Japan’s WWII casualties, with over 1.8 million enemy troops on its soil by 1945 – reshaping understanding of anti-fascist efforts.
Bolivia’s Presidential Race: Rodrigo Paz Takes Surprise Lead
Centrist senator Rodrigo Paz leads Bolivia’s presidential race with over 32% of votes, signaling potential political shifts in the resource-rich nation.
Trump Proposes Three-Way Ukraine Peace Talks with Putin, Zelenskyy
U.S. President Trump proposes trilateral talks with Putin and Zelenskyy amid efforts to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict, sparking mixed reactions from European leaders.
U.S. Considers $10B Stake in Intel to Boost Chip Sector
The U.S. government is in talks to acquire a 10% stake in Intel through Chips Act grants, aiming to bolster domestic semiconductor production amid global competition.
Air Canada Resumes Flights After Union Deal, Operations to Stabilize in 10 Days
Air Canada reaches mediated agreement with flight attendants’ union, resuming flights after 4-day shutdown. Full service expected within 7-10 days amid ongoing negotiations.
Trump Hosts Zelenskyy, European Leaders for Ukraine Security Talks
US President Trump met with Ukraine’s Zelenskyy and European leaders to discuss security guarantees and potential trilateral talks with Russia.
EU Exports to U.S. Plunge 10% Amid Escalating Tariff Tensions
EU exports to the U.S. fell 10% in June as tariff hikes disrupt trade flows, with major ports like Hamburg seeing 20% cargo declines on transatlantic routes.
UN Reports Record 383 Aid Workers Killed in 2024: Gaza, Sudan Lead Toll
UN reports 383 aid workers killed in 2024, a 31% rise, with Gaza and Sudan conflicts driving the surge. Calls for global accountability intensify.
Iga Swiatek Clinches Maiden Cincinnati Title in Thrilling Final Against Paolini
World No. 3 Iga Swiatek secures her first Cincinnati Open title with a hard-fought victory over Jasmine Paolini, boosting momentum ahead of the US Open.
Alcaraz Claims Cincinnati Title as Sinner Retires Due to Illness
Carlos Alcaraz secures the ATP Cincinnati Open title after Jannik Sinner retires due to illness in a 22-minute final, marking their fourth clash this year.