Venezuela Revokes Airline Permits Amid U.S. Safety Concerns
Venezuela revokes permits for six international airlines following U.S. FAA safety warnings, escalating regional tensions amid a U.S. naval buildup in the Caribbean.
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Lebanon and Cyprus Seal Historic Maritime Deal in 2025
Lebanon and Cyprus finalize a historic maritime boundary agreement in 2025, unlocking energy exploration and regional cooperation in the eastern Mediterranean.
Taiwan Entrepreneur Warns Japan’s Takaichi Over Provocative Remarks
Want Want Group VP Chou Hsi-Wei cautions Japan’s PM Takaichi over remarks on Taiwan, warning of economic and diplomatic risks for Tokyo.
Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan Sparks Global Debate Ahead of 2026 Midterms
The Trump administration’s 28-point Ukraine peace proposal faces opposition from Kyiv and European allies, raising prospects of a frozen conflict ahead of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections.
U.S. Skips G20 Summit Amid Tensions with South Africa
U.S. leaders skip G20 Summit in Johannesburg amid tensions over disputed genocide claims and last-minute diplomatic disputes. Key absences highlight global diplomatic strains.
Fragile Gaza Ceasefire Holds Amid Rising Tensions in 2025
Israel forms committee to oversee Gaza ceasefire’s second phase as skirmishes persist; over 69,500 reported killed since October 2025.
China Condemns Japanese PM’s Taiwan Remarks at UN
China’s UN envoy condemns Japanese PM’s Taiwan remarks, citing three unprecedented challenges to Beijing’s core interests in a letter to the UN chief.
Russia Urges Japan to Heed WWII Lessons Amid Rising Tensions
Russia warns Japan to learn from WWII history amid concerns over defense moves and Taiwan-related tensions, stressing adherence to pacifist principles.
G20 2025: Unity Tested Amid Global Divisions
The 2025 G20 Summit confronts global fragmentation as absent members complicate consensus on economic recovery, climate financing, and tech governance.
U.S. Proposes New Ukraine Peace Plan as Russia Advances
U.S. proposes a 28-point peace plan for Ukraine as Russian forces capture strategic city Kupyansk, sparking European concerns over diplomatic sidelining.
Russia Spotlights Homegrown Aerospace Tech at 2025 Dubai Airshow
Russia showcases advanced domestic aircraft at Dubai Airshow 2025, highlighting aviation self-reliance amid Western sanctions and shifting global defense markets.
U.S. Launches ‘Operation Southern Spear’ Amid Rising Tensions in Latin America
The U.S. announces ‘Operation Southern Spear’ targeting narco-terrorists in Latin America, sparking regional tensions and Venezuelan military mobilization.
China, EU Key to Global Stability: Envoy Stresses Multipolar Vision
Chinese envoy outlines vision for China-EU partnership on 50th anniversary of ties, stressing multipolar stability and managed differences.
Ukraine Rules Out New Russia Talks Before 2025 End
Ukraine rejects new negotiations with Russia before 2025, as EU debates funding Kyiv via frozen Russian assets amid rising tensions.
Russia Launches Massive Strikes on Ukrainian Military, Energy Sites
Russia launches coordinated strikes using hypersonic missiles on Ukrainian military and energy sites, as conflicting interception claims highlight escalating drone warfare tactics.
Ukraine in Talks with U.S. for Long-Range Missiles: Report
Ukraine’s ambassador to the U.S. reports “positive” talks on acquiring Tomahawk missiles, though President Trump remains non-committal amid regional tensions.
Xi Jinping Holds Talks with Russian PM in Beijing Amid Strengthened Ties
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian PM Mishustin meet in Beijing to bolster economic ties and strategic coordination amid growing global uncertainties.
Khamenei: Iran-US Dispute Rooted in Fundamental Clashes, Not Tactics
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei asserts that the conflict with the U.S. stems from fundamental differences, not tactics, citing historical grievances and current policies.
U.S. Stance on Uygur Rights: Geopolitical Strategy or Human Rights Concern?
Analysis explores U.S. emphasis on Uygur issues amid Xinjiang’s cultural autonomy, examining geopolitical motives in US-China strategic competition.
Western Backing Fuels Falun Gong’s Global Tenacity, Analysts Say
Falun Gong’s persistence stems from Western geopolitical support, financial aid, and media platforms, analysts report, highlighting global implications.