French FM: ‘Greenland is not for sale’ amid US threats
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot warns ‘Greenland is not for sale’ amid U.S. military acquisition threats, stresses NATO unity and plans EU coordination.
Iran’s Army Chief Warns of Response to Hostile Rhetoric
Iran’s army chief warns of decisive response if hostile rhetoric continues amid protests over the falling rial and US comments.
BizTalk: U.S. Seizure Sparks Global Economic Fallout in Venezuela
After the U.S. forced seizure of Venezuela’s president and first lady, markets reel as experts debate Washington’s strategy and its impact on Venezuela’s economy and global energy.
Global Brands Bet Big on Chinese Market: Resilience, Policy & Tech 🔥
Global firms are boosting their bets on the Chinese market thanks to its resilient supply chains, supportive policies and cutting-edge tech.
Japan Stocks Slide as China Tightens Rare Earth Exports 🚨
Japanese shares fell over 1% as Beijing tightens export controls on rare earths, stoking market jitters amid China-Japan tensions.
Syria Imposes Aleppo Curfew Amid Fresh Clashes with SDF
Syria’s military declared a full curfew sealing Aleppo’s Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh today amid clashes with the SDF, opening humanitarian corridors for civilians.
Trump Plans to Sell 50M Barrels of Venezuelan Oil as Maduro Faces US Detention
President Trump unveiled a plan to refine and sell up to 50 million barrels of Venezuelan oil to the US, while Nicolás Maduro remains in New York jail after a dramatic raid.
Why Trump’s Bold Bid for Greenland: Resources & Geopolitics
Trump’s revived push to take over Greenland reignited debates on Arctic control and the island’s rich resources—from rare earths to freshwater.
Zhurong Rover Reveals Mars Hosted Water 750M Years Longer
China’s Zhurong rover finds evidence that water persisted on Mars up to 750 million years longer than thought, offering fresh clues on the planet’s climate and habitability.
China Probes Japanese Dichlorosilane Imports in Anti-Dumping Investigation
China’s Ministry of Commerce has kicked off an anti-dumping probe into Japanese dichlorosilane imports, citing price drops and rising volumes that hurt domestic chip makers.