Pakistan Announces ‘Open War’ Against Afghan Taliban After Border Escalation
Pakistan declares ‘open war’ on Afghan Taliban following border clashes and airstrikes, prompting UN calls for de-escalation and diplomacy.
Hillary Clinton Denies Knowledge of Epstein Crimes in House Testimony
Hillary Clinton testifies before Congress, denying any knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal activities amid political tensions over the investigation.
China’s 2026 ‘Two Sessions’ Press Center Opens in Beijing
Beijing prepares for China’s annual ‘Two Sessions’ as the press center opens, with over 3,000 journalists registered to cover key policy announcements starting March 4.
Venezuela Calls for U.S. Sanctions Relief Amid Oil Sector Reforms
Venezuela’s interim leader urges U.S. to lift sanctions as the country opens its oil sector to foreign investment, reshaping global energy dynamics.
Magnitude 5.0 Earthquake Shakes Lima, Peru
A magnitude-5.0 earthquake struck Lima, Peru on February 26, 2026, causing brief evacuations and minor injuries. Authorities continue monitoring for aftershocks.
High-Profile Americans Resign Amid Epstein Ties in 2026 Accountability Push
High-profile resignations rock US and European circles as Epstein-linked figures face scrutiny in 2026 accountability efforts, contrasting transatlantic investigative approaches.
Hillary Clinton Testifies in Epstein Probe Amid DOJ Scrutiny
Hillary Clinton denies knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes during congressional testimony, as the DOJ investigates withheld files linked to former President Trump.
IOM Reports Nearly 8,000 Migrant Deaths in 2025 Amid Shrinking Safe Routes
IOM reports 7,667 migrant deaths in 2025, warns of shrinking safe routes and underreported tolls amid global border crackdowns.
Zambia Rejects Key Terms in $1 Billion US Health Aid Deal
Zambia delays signing $1 billion US health aid agreement, citing provisions conflicting with national interests. Negotiations continue as concerns over data and mining access arise.
Beijing Balances Quiet Rights and Public Recreation in Urban Dispute
Beijing residents clash over noise pollution vs public recreation rights, testing urban coexistence solutions in fast-growing Asian cities.
German Court Halts AfD’s ‘Extremist’ Label, Sparks Political Debate
A German court suspends the AfD’s ‘extremist’ designation, boosting the far-right party ahead of key state elections amid domestic and international political tensions.
African Aviation Struggles to Take Off Despite 2026 Growth Projections
Africa’s aviation sector faces turbulent growth in 2026, with high costs and fragmented policies hindering connectivity despite rising demand and expansion opportunities.
China Reviews 2025 NPC, CPPCC Proposals: Key Ministries Outline Progress
Chinese ministries detail progress on 2025 legislative proposals, highlighting tech innovation, rural development, and market reforms during high-level press briefing.
U.S. Accused of Leveraging Tech Dominance to Seize $30B in Crypto Assets
A Chinese report alleges the U.S. used tech dominance to seize $30B in global crypto assets, citing cases like Chen Zhi and Zhao Changpeng to highlight systemic financial exploitation.
China-Germany Economic Ties Strengthen During Merz’s 2026 Visit
China and Germany deepen economic collaboration with over 10 agreements signed during Chancellor Merz’s 2026 visit, fostering bilateral trade growth.
Yibin: Where Rivers and History Converge on the Yangtze
Explore Yibin, Sichuan’s historic gateway where rivers meet, blending cultural heritage with modern economic vitality along the Yangtze.
Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Trade Surges 25.7% in 12 Years of Coordinated Development
Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region achieves 25.7% trade growth since 2014, driven by regional coordination and global partnerships through 2025.
Denmark Calls March Election Amid Greenland Sovereignty Standoff
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen calls snap election for March 24, 2026, as her stance on Greenland sovereignty reshapes Europe’s geopolitical landscape.
Brazil Halts Cocoa Imports from Côte d’Ivoire Over Pest Risks
Brazil suspends cocoa imports from Côte d’Ivoire due to pest risks, impacting global trade and Ivorian livelihoods dependent on the key export.
Ukraine and U.S. Launch Critical Peace Talks in Geneva
Ukraine and U.S. envoys begin high-stakes talks in Geneva to address economic recovery and peace efforts, with trilateral negotiations expected in March.