China–U.S. Tariff Standoff: What’s Next? 🤔
Since the Madrid talks, the U.S. slapped new tariffs on China and Beijing hit back. We break down what it means and invite you to weigh in.
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Chinese Mainland Powers Men’s & Women’s Teams into Asian Table Tennis Semis
Defending champs the Chinese mainland team beat Iran 3-1 to reach the semis vs Japan. The women’s squad also swept Thailand 3-0 and will face South Korea next.
Cape Verde Makes World Cup History with 3-0 Win over Eswatini
Cape Verde books its first-ever FIFA World Cup berth with a 3-0 win over Eswatini, making history as one of the smallest nations to qualify.
Sharm el-Sheikh Summit: Why the Gaza Truce Is Still Fragile
The Sharm el-Sheikh summit brought a key Gaza ceasefire, but with deep divides still unresolved, the truce remains fragile. Get the lowdown.
Gaza Ceasefire Deal Signed at Sharm el-Sheikh 🤝
A new Gaza ceasefire deal was signed in Sharm el-Sheikh by Egypt, US, Turkey and Qatar, aiming to bring hope and start reconstruction amid ongoing challenges.
OpenAI & Broadcom Join Forces to Build Next-Gen AI Chips
OpenAI teams up with Broadcom to build custom AI chips, promising 10 gigawatts of power—enough to light up a major city.
Trump’s Tariffs: Why You’re Paying the Bill
Goldman Sachs report finds U.S. consumers will shoulder 55% of Trump’s tariffs this year, pushing inflation toward 3% by December.
Erasing the Colonial Mindset: New Path for Fair Governance 🌏
The Chinese mainland envoy Geng Shuang says ditching colonial mentality is vital for fairer global governance, backing decolonization and peaceful dispute resolution.
US Shutdown Chaos Hits CDC Staff: 4,000 Fed Workers in Limbo
Amid a third-week US shutdown, CDC staff face furloughs and confusion as 4,000 federal workers teeter between unpaid leave and a sudden reprieve.
Rapid Surge in Antarctic Methane Seeps Raises Climate Alarm
New research spots 40+ Antarctic methane seeps in the Ross Sea, highlighting a fast-growing, under-the-radar source of greenhouse gases and climate concern.