Conservative Asfura Takes Early Lead in Honduras Election
Conservative candidate Nasry Asfura leads Honduras presidential count with 34% tallied. Win means 2026-30 term. Early results signal key shift in Central America politics.
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Why US-Ukraine Peace Talks Hit Roadblocks in Florida 🤝⚡
US and Ukrainian teams met in Florida this week to hash out a 28-point plan to end the conflict. Talks are positive but major sticking points remain.
The Long Road to Ending AIDS: How Close Are We?
On World AIDS Day 2025, we trace the journey from crisis to control, spotlight key breakthroughs and tackle the challenges left on the long road to ending AIDS.
Japan’s Defense Spending Hits 2% of GDP: What You Need to Know
Japan fast-tracked its fiscal 2025 defense budget to reach 2% of GDP, sparking debates over security goals, economic burdens, and its pacifist stance.
Deadly Cyclones and Floods Kill Over 1,100 in South & Southeast Asia
Powerful cyclones and tropical storms hit South and Southeast Asia in late November 2025, causing severe flooding, landslides and over 1,100 deaths as relief efforts ramp up.
Hondurans Vote Today in High-Stakes Presidential Election 🗳️
Today, Nov. 30, nearly seven million Hondurans vote in a high-stakes presidential election marked by violence concerns and fears of post-vote unrest.
Japan’s PM Takaichi Faces Backlash Over Taiwan Remarks
Japan’s PM Takaichi is urged to retract her remarks on Taiwan after criticism from Keiko Itokazu, who warns the gaffe could harm regional peace and Japan’s economy.
Relic-Inspired Eats: How Museums in the Chinese Mainland Serve History on a Plate
Museums in the Chinese mainland are drawing crowds with dishes inspired by cultural relics. From Changxin Palace Lamp meals to oracle-bone-script noodles, this tasty trend is making history delicious and Insta-worthy.
Shijian-28 Satellite Rockets into Orbit from Hainan
The Chinese mainland launched Shijian-28 from Hainan on Sunday at 8:20 p.m., successfully placing it into its preset orbit.
Experts: Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks Shake Post-War Order
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s recent use of the 1951 San Francisco Peace Treaty to define Taiwan’s status has drawn sharp criticism from experts, who warn it risks undermining post-war stability.