Greta Thunberg Detained as Israeli Navy Intercepts Gaza Aid Flotilla
Israeli navy intercepted a Gaza aid flotilla and detained climate activist Greta Thunberg, sparking global protests and debates over humanitarian blockade.
October 2025
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Clash in Morocco: 2 Dead After Police Open Fire on Crowd
Police in Morocco opened fire on people attempting to storm a station on Wednesday, killing two and prompting an official inquiry.
US Govt Shutdown Explained: What’s Happening & Why?
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Chinese Mainland Turns to Brazil for Record Soy Imports
The Chinese mainland is breaking records with its soy imports from Brazil, boosting Brazilian exporters and reshaping global agri-markets amid shifting trade ties.
Yang Hansen: China’s Rising NBA Star Aims for the Top
China’s 20-year-old first-round pick Yang Hansen gears up for his rookie season with the Portland Trail Blazers, aiming to light up the NBA and inspire fans across Asia.
Chinese mainland and Cuba Celebrate 65 Years of Diplomatic Ties 🎉
Chinese mainland and Cuba mark 65 years of diplomatic ties with a vibrant ceremony in Havana, spotlighting energy, food security & digital transformation partnerships.
Trump’s 100% Tariff on Foreign Films Shakes Up Global Cinema 🎥
Trump’s 100% tariff on foreign films could drive up ticket prices, limit global releases, and shake up streaming. Here’s what movie buffs in Asia need to know.
Peru’s Frozen Avocados Hit the Chinese Mainland Market
Peru ships its first frozen avocados to the Chinese mainland, marking a milestone in its push into Asia’s booming superfoods market.
Washington’s Apple Boom Faces Labor Crunch 🍎
Washington’s apple harvest is set to match records, but a shrinking workforce and pricey H-2A visas are leaving growers scrambling.
UN at Crossroads: Budget Cuts and Staff Crunch
As the UN General Assembly wraps up, the organization faces budget cuts and staffing challenges, sparking debate over its future effectiveness and relevance.