Brazilian Manufacturers Stand Up Against U.S. Tariffs
Brazilian manufacturers push back on new U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs, challenging measures that affect key industrial players.
Tulsa Unveils $100M Reparations for 1921 Race Massacre
Tulsa unveils a $100M reparations plan for the 1921 race massacre, aiming to heal deep historical wounds through bold accountability.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia Returns to Face Federal Charges
Salvadoran figure Kilmar Abrego Garcia returns to the U.S. facing federal charges, stirring global debates on immigrant rights.
Gov’t Cuts Raise Food Safety Concerns Amid Public Health Strains
Public health experts warn that sweeping staff cuts in the U.S. could jeopardize food safety, affecting millions each year.
Ports in Shanghai, LA Launch Green Shipping Corridor
Ports in Shanghai and Los Angeles unveil a groundbreaking trans-Pacific green shipping corridor aimed at reducing carbon emissions and boosting sustainable trade.
Wagner Group Ends 3.5-Year Mali Mission
Russia’s Wagner Group ends its 3.5-year mission in Mali, halting Islamist insurgencies while Russian influence persists via Africa Corps.
Gauff Stuns Top Seed, Wins French Open Title!
American star Coco Gauff beats top seed Aryna Sabalenka 6-7(5), 6-2, 6-4 to win the French Open women’s title in a thrilling comeback.
China Defends Rare Earth Export Controls With New Licenses
China approves new export licenses for rare earth items amid rising global demand from robotics and new energy vehicles.
Siemens CEO on China’s Reforms & Global Growth
Siemens CEO Roland Busch highlights China’s reforms unlocking new quality productive forces and global business opportunities.
He Lifeng Heads to UK for First China-U.S. Trade Talks
Chinese VP He Lifeng heads to the UK (June 8-13) to launch the first China-U.S. trade consultation, sparking global dialogue.