Trump, Putin Leave Key Issue Unresolved in High-Stakes Talks
U.S. President Trump states no agreement reached on ‘most significant’ issue with Putin, but expresses optimism for future progress.
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Ancient Artefacts Unearthed in Indonesia May Rewrite Human History
Scientists in Indonesia uncover ancient artefacts that may belong to the oldest known prehistoric humans, reshaping our understanding of early human migration in Asia.
China Triumphs Over South Korea in FIBA Asia Cup Quarterfinals
China advances to FIBA Asia Cup semifinals after a decisive 79-71 victory over South Korea, marking their first semifinal appearance in a decade.
Putin-Trump Alaska Summit Sparks Global Attention Amid Ukraine Concerns
Putin and Trump prepare for pivotal Alaska meeting as Ukraine mobilizes European allies to safeguard regional security interests.
Israeli Minister Backs Controversial West Bank Settlement Expansion
Israel advances controversial West Bank settlement plan despite international warnings it could derail Palestinian statehood prospects and violate international law.
Trump-Putin Summit in Alaska: Final Preparations Underway for Ukraine Talks
Final preparations underway for Trump-Putin summit in Alaska, with Ukraine peace efforts and global security challenges topping the agenda.
Federal Forces Deployed in D.C. as Trump Seeks Extended Control
Federal forces patrol Washington D.C. as Trump proposes extending emergency control through new crime legislation, sparking national debate.
Trump-Putin Alaska Summit: A Turning Point for Global Diplomacy?
As Trump and Putin meet in Alaska, global eyes are on potential breakthroughs in Ukraine and shifting US-Russia relations. Analysis from KhabarAsia.
Latin America’s Overlooked WWII Contributions Revealed
Exploring Latin America’s often overlooked WWII contributions through resource support, troop deployments, and strategic partnerships that shaped Allied victory.
China, UN Co-Host ‘Echoes of Peace’ Cultural Event in New York
China and UN partner for ‘Echoes of Peace’ cultural event in New York, commemorating 80 years since WWII’s end and UN founding.
U.S.-India Tensions Rise Under Trump: Community Concerns Grow
U.S.-India relations face strain under Trump, raising concerns among Indian Americans and impacting bilateral ties. Analysis and insights here.
U.S. Halts Bitcoin Sales as Treasury Reserves Surge to $20B
U.S. Treasury Secretary announces halt to Bitcoin sales, revealing $15B-$20B in reserves, signaling potential long-term crypto strategy.
China Urges Cambodia, Thailand to Strengthen Ties Amid Regional Shifts
China calls for strengthened Cambodia-Thailand relations and advances Lancang-Mekong cooperation during key foreign ministers’ meeting in Yunnan Province.
Wartime Survivor Lee Yong-soo Inspires at Seoul Rally Amid Rain
96-year-old Lee Yong-soo, a survivor of Japan’s wartime ‘comfort women’ system, moved crowds at a Seoul rally, continuing a 30-year fight for justice.
Survivors Dwindle as World Marks 13th Comfort Women Memorial Day
As survivors of Japan’s wartime sexual slavery system decline, global advocates push for justice and historical preservation on the 13th International Comfort Women Memorial Day.
Gaza Crisis Deepens as Casualties Surge, Aid Access Demands Grow
Gaza faces intensified strikes with 123 deaths in 24 hours as Israel-Hamas tensions escalate and aid access demands intensify.
Global Powers Unite Ahead of Trump-Putin Summit on Ukraine Ceasefire
As the Trump-Putin summit approaches, the U.S., Europe, and Ukraine align on Russia, emphasizing ceasefire demands and security guarantees.
South Africa Rejects U.S. Human Rights Report as ‘Deeply Flawed’
South Africa denounces the U.S. 2024 Human Rights Report as inaccurate, defending its judicial integrity and land reform policies amid diplomatic tensions.
Trump Seeks Federal Control Extension Over D.C. Police Amid Crime Emergency
U.S. President Trump proposes extending federal oversight of D.C. police amid a 30-day crime emergency, criticizing statehood efforts and deploying National Guard troops.
Peru’s 2025 Census to Recognize Chinese Descendants for First Time
Peru’s 2025 national census will formally recognize the Tusán community, descendants of Chinese migrants, in a historic move celebrating cultural diversity and heritage.