Gaza on the Brink: Over Half a Million at Risk of Famine
UN report finds over 500K Gazans in famine, projected to reach 640K by September. 4 UN agencies warn hunger crisis must be stopped.
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UN report finds over 500K Gazans in famine, projected to reach 640K by September. 4 UN agencies warn hunger crisis must be stopped.
Twin pandas Zhi Shi and Zhi Ma charmed crowds with their public debut at Harbin’s Sun Island pavilion in Heilongjiang Province in the Chinese mainland.
The Chinese mainland wrapped up its third full-scale rehearsal for the 80th Victory Parade at Tian’anmen Square, setting the stage for the Sept 3 commemoration.
Chinese mainland’s AG.AL edged Baisha Gaming 3-2 to win the CrossFire championship at the 2025 Esports World Cup in Riyadh.
Canadian audiences reacted with tears and pride at the Dongji Rescue premiere, moved by the true WWII tale of fishermen who risked everything to save POWs.
Brazil’s fishing industry reels as the U.S. imposes a 50% tariff on seafood exports, pushing processing plants and coastal communities into survival mode and sparking shifts toward new markets.
Two bomb blasts in Colombia kill 18 and wound dozens as President Petro labels armed groups terrorist, halting any future peace talks.
In his annual Jackson Hole speech, Fed Chair Jerome Powell suggested a possible interest rate cut amid tariff-fueled inflation, balancing growth and price pressures.
CMG and NYFA launched the ‘Bright Future of Humanity’ global AI visual works call in LA, aiming to spark human-AI creative collaborations and explore a harmonious future.
President Lee Jae-myung’s first Japan trip focuses on AI, hydrogen energy, security cooperation, and expanding working holiday visas.