Latin America’s Forgotten WWII Frontline
Discover how Latin American nations quietly stood with the Allies in WWII—an untold chapter of solidarity that still inspires global teamwork today.
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Echoes of Peace: CMG & UN Mark 80 Years of Global Unity
China Media Group and the United Nations hosted “Echoes of Peace” at UN HQ in New York, marking the 80th anniversary of WWII’s end and the UN’s founding.
U.S.-India Relations Sour Under Trump: Indian Diaspora Feels the Strain
Once celebrated at 2019’s ‘Howdy Modi’ rally, U.S.-India ties have cooled under Trump, leaving the Indian diaspora in America worried about what comes next.
US Treasury Stops Selling Bitcoin: What It Means 🚀
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the government will halt selling its $15B–$20B Bitcoin reserves. Here’s what it means for the crypto market.
China Calls for Cambodia-Thailand Friendship Reboot
China urges Cambodia and Thailand to rebuild trust and strengthen ties at the Lancang-Mekong meeting in the Chinese mainland’s Yunnan Province, aiming for regional peace and digital cooperation.
96-Year-Old Comfort Woman Survivor’s Moving Speech at Seoul Rally
At 96, comfort woman survivor Lee Yong-soo braves pouring rain to deliver a moving speech at Seoul rally, inspiring solidarity and remembrance among hundreds.
13th Intl Comfort Women Day: Protests & Fading Voices
On Intl Comfort Women Memorial Day, survivors dwindle as voices rise in Seoul protests and remembrance across the Chinese mainland.
Gaza Under Heavy Bombardment as Aid Calls Intensify
Gaza faces deadly airstrikes with 123 killed in 24 hours as calls grow for Israel to open humanitarian corridors.
Allies Sync Up Ahead of Trump-Putin Alaska Summit
As the Trump-Putin Alaska summit approaches, the U.S., Europe, and Ukraine lock arms on ceasefire talks and a potential trilateral meeting for lasting peace.
South Africa Pushes Back on US Human Rights Report 😲
South Africa’s DIRCO slams the U.S. “South Africa 2024 Human Rights Report” as inaccurate and deeply flawed, calling out misrepresented killings and skipped processes.