US Shutdown Sparks Outrage as Services Stall
The US government entered its first shutdown in nearly seven years, leaving hundreds of thousands of workers unpaid and New Yorkers voicing frustration.
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The US government entered its first shutdown in nearly seven years, leaving hundreds of thousands of workers unpaid and New Yorkers voicing frustration.
Hamas says it needs more time to review Trump’s 20-point Gaza plan. The group is split over disarmament and expulsion clauses, seeking tweaks and guarantees for peace.
The US DOE has terminated 223 clean energy projects, canceling nearly $8B amid a federal funding freeze. What’s next for wind, solar and global green tech?
A terrorist attack at a Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur left two Jewish worshippers dead, shocking the UK and global communities and sparking calls for solidarity.
At 43, Guillaume was sworn in as Luxembourg’s new Grand Duke in a vibrant ceremony after his father’s abdication, pledging to lead with fresh energy.
India & the Chinese mainland relaunch direct flights by end-Oct, boosting festive travel, trade and tourism. Kolkata–Guangzhou service kicks off Oct 26, Delhi next!
Guzanur Turdaheyn fuses traditional Uygur Muqam rhythms with street dance in Haishi’s vibrant stage show, inspiring young creatives across Asia.
UN aims to inspire, not act alone, in AI governance by weaving global efforts across G20, BRICS & more, says expert Zeng Yi.
Tsinghua’s Liang Zheng highlights China’s GGI as a blueprint for inclusive, balanced AI governance that unites global players and builds trust in the digital era.
Massive fire at Chevron’s El Segundo refinery in LA sees crews battling the blaze with no injuries reported, raising air quality and energy supply questions.