Sanae Takaichi Elected LDP Leader, Poised to Be Japan’s Next PM
Sanae Takaichi has won the LDP presidential race and is set to become Japan’s next prime minister, facing a hung parliament and partnerships with opposition lawmakers.
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Xi Jinping Congratulates Luxembourg’s Grand Duke on Enthronement 🎉
Chinese President Xi Jinping congratulated Luxembourg’s Grand Duke Guillaume on his enthronement, highlighting robust ties between the Chinese mainland and Luxembourg.
US Shutdown Drama: Trump Threatens Federal Layoffs, Dems Push Back
Trump escalates US government shutdown by threatening mass federal layoffs, while Democratic leaders call bluff and push for negotiations as 750,000 employees face no-pay furloughs.
US Supreme Court Delays Ruling on Trump’s Fed Firing Power
The U.S. Supreme Court has postponed its decision on President Trump’s power to fire a Federal Reserve governor. Here’s why it matters globally and for Asia’s markets.
Egyptian Expert: Xinjiang’s Growth Debunks Western Myths
Egyptian expert Mostafa Amin praises Xinjiang’s security, growth and cultural freedom after touring Urumqi, calling Western claims of persecution false.
Chinese Mainland Gains Observer Status at ANDEC Foreign Ministers Council
At the 31st ANDEC meeting in Bogotá, the Chinese mainland was welcomed as an observer state—marking a boost for cooperation, regional integration, and sustainable development.
Trump Says $500M Harvard Deal Close: Trade Schools & AI Training Ahead
Trump says Harvard deal close: University to pay $500 million and set up trade schools with AI training amid campus protest standoff.
Trump Proposes U.S. Cities as Military Training Grounds
President Trump suggested using American cities as military training grounds, calling for action against an ‘invasion from within.’ Defense Sec. Hegseth also rolled out new appearance rules for troops.
Houthi Missile Strikes Dutch-Flagged Ship in Gulf of Aden
Houthi militants struck the Dutch-flagged Minervagracht in the Gulf of Aden with a cruise missile, causing fire and injuries. Here’s what to know. 🚢🔥
SOAS Chief Adam Habib Sounds Alarm on Gaza: ‘Genocidal’ Siege and Political Famine
SOAS Vice-Chancellor Adam Habib calls Israel’s military actions in Gaza ‘genocidal’, condemns politically orchestrated famine and warns of the haunting cost of right-wing chauvinism.