Tokyo Rallies Demand PM Takaichi Retract Taiwan Remarks
Hundreds rallied in Tokyo to demand PM Takaichi retract her remarks on Taiwan, as citizens worry about Japan-Chinese mainland tensions.
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French Prosecutors Request Sarkozy’s Jail Release Pending Appeal
French prosecutors asked a court to free former President Sarkozy under supervision pending appeal on Libyan funding allegations.
DPRK Top Official Kim Yong Nam Dies at 97: State Funeral Set
DPRK official Kim Yong Nam died at 97; a 100-member state funeral committee led by Kim Jong Un will oversee the ceremony set for Wednesday.
US Shutdown Hits Week 3: What’s the Scoop?
The US government shutdown rolls into its third week with no clear end as Republicans and Democrats remain deadlocked.
Mongolian Parliament Ousts PM Zandanshatar 🚨
Mongolian parliament passed a resolution this Friday to dismiss Prime Minister Gombojav Zandanshatar, marking a major political shake-up.
Peru Congress to Debate President Boluarte’s Impeachment
Peruvian lawmakers will meet at 9 p.m. (0200 GMT) to discuss motions to impeach President Dina Boluarte, marking a critical moment in Peru’s political scene.
US Shutdown Week 2: $15B Lost and 2M Workers Waiting
Week two of the US government shutdown stalls, costing $15B/week and freezing pay for 2M+ federal workers as parties remain deadlocked.
What Exactly Is the U.S. Government Shutdown? 🔒 Explained!
The U.S. government hit a shutdown after Congress failed to pass a funding bill—here’s what it means for services, staff pay, and global ties.
US Shutdown Drama: Trump Threatens Federal Layoffs, Dems Push Back
Trump escalates US government shutdown by threatening mass federal layoffs, while Democratic leaders call bluff and push for negotiations as 750,000 employees face no-pay furloughs.
US Government Shutdown Hits Pause on Key Services
Congress’ budget standoff has plunged the US into another government shutdown, halting services and furloughing workers. What does this dysfunction mean for the world’s largest economy?