EU to Double Greenland Funding to €530M 🌍💰
The EU will double Greenland’s funding to €530M under its 2028-34 budget, boosting support for 13 overseas territories and shaping Arctic geopolitics.
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Trump Greenlights U.S.–Japan Trade Deal 🚗🌾
President Trump signed an order to implement the U.S.–Japan trade deal—cutting auto tariffs, boosting rice imports, and unlocking $550B in Japanese investments.
Asia News Wrap: Thailand Gears Up for New PM After Court Ruling
Catch up on Asia’s top stories: Thailand to pick new PM after a landmark court ruling, plus more tech, entertainment, and lifestyle updates you might have missed.
DC Sues Trump Over Unlawful National Guard Deployment
Washington, DC sues the Trump administration to block over 2,000 National Guard troops, arguing the deployment violates local autonomy and undermines basic freedoms.
E. Afghanistan Shakes Again: M5.6 Quake Hits Near Jalalabad
An M5.6 quake hit eastern Afghanistan near Jalalabad, following Sunday’s M6.0 tremor that killed over 2,200. Rescue teams are racing to help survivors.
Trump Takes Tariff Battle to the Supreme Court
Trump’s appeal to the Supreme Court on heavy tariffs could reshape US trade policy and global markets. Here’s what you need to know.
U.S. and Mexico Ramp Up Security Ties to Tackle Fentanyl
U.S. and Mexico are stepping up security cooperation to tackle fentanyl trafficking. Mexico’s new intelligence law, adopted in July, is already showing early results.
US Pentagon Taps 600 Military Lawyers as Immigration Judges
The US Pentagon is mobilizing 600 military lawyers as temporary immigration judges to tackle a huge case backlog, sparking debate over justice and militarization.
CDC in Crisis: Leaders Resign Over Vaccine Policy Clash
The U.S. CDC faces crisis as its director is ousted and top vaccine-policy officials resign, sparking worries that ideology is overtaking science in public health.
Thailand Set to Elect New PM After Dissolution Request Denied
Thailand is set to vote on a new prime minister after royal officials rejected the ruling party’s bid to dissolve parliament, clearing the way for Friday’s crucial vote.