Cuba Backs Xi’s GGI After Landmark SCO Plus Summit
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel endorses President Xi Jinping’s Global Governance Initiative as a trustworthy framework to enhance global order after the record-setting SCO Plus summit.
September 2025
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From Radiologist to Rally Pro: Abas Ghapar’s Desert Quest
Abas Ghapar left radiology to chase speed dunes at the 2025 Taklimakan Rally. After a 2nd place finish in 2024, the self-proclaimed “semi-pro” is back for more adrenaline. 🏜️🏍️
UN High-Level Meeting Calls for Total Nuclear Disarmament
UNGA’s high-level meeting urges faithful implementation of NPT and CTBT frameworks and calls on nuclear-armed states to dialogue for total nuclear disarmament.
16-Year-Old Alikut Dilxat Summits Mount Qomolangma 🏔️✨
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High-Tech Manufacturing Fuels Chinese Mainland’s Comeback
High-tech manufacturing in the Chinese mainland is powering a rapid economic recovery, from semiconductors to 5G devices.
UN Sanctions Snap Back on Iran After Last-Ditch UN Vote Fails
After a failed UN vote, sanctions snap back on Iran this weekend, sparking warnings of escalation and fresh diplomatic drama.
China and UN at 80: A Shared Green Future
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3 Years After Nord Stream Blasts: Germany’s Energy Remix
Three years on from the Nord Stream blasts, Germany has revamped its energy game—boosting renewables while facing higher bills. Here is what that means for industries and households.
Silver Economy Rising: Can We Dodge a Global Retirement Crunch?
Populations are aging fast—can the so-called silver economy dodge a global retirement crisis? Experts weigh in on pensions, elder-care tech, and growth opportunities.
U.S. Tariffs Hit Belgian Brews: Bitter Times Ahead
U.S. tariffs and aluminum taxes are squeezing Belgium’s breweries, dampening exports and domestic demand for the world-famous brews.