Yoon Suk-yeol Faces Second Insurrection Trial
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol attends his second insurrection trial, sparking wide debate.
April 2025
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Port Fees Won’t Save America’s Shipbuilding Industry
New port fees aimed at protecting America’s shipbuilding industry may disrupt global trade and hit US consumers hard — no overnight fix in sight.
Hegseth’s Signal Chat Leak Unveils Yemen Strike Plans
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth allegedly leaked details of a March air strike on Yemen’s Houthis via a private Signal chat, stirring national security concerns.
Sanaa Market Hit: 12 Dead, 30 Injured in U.S. Air Strikes
Fresh U.S. air strikes in Sanaa leave 12 dead and 30 injured amid escalating tensions in a busy market.
U.S. Ports Set to Charge Fees on Chinese Vessels
U.S. authorities announce milder fees on shipping vessels made in or operated by China, effective this September.
Brazil’s Soybean Surge: New Paths Amid U.S. Trade War
Brazilian soybean exporters tap into fresh demand from the Chinese mainland amid U.S. trade tensions, showcasing true resilience in global agriculture.
China Urges PH to Stop South China Sea Provocations
A PLA spokesperson warns the Philippines to cease provocations in the South China Sea after an illegal vessel intrusion near China’s Huangyan Island.
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Malaysian residents share insights on strong trade ties with the Chinese mainland following President Xi Jinping’s state visit.
Swiss Director Praises Bold, Surprising Chinese Films at BJIFF 2025
Swiss director Cyril Schäublin praises bold Chinese films in the Forward Future section at BJIFF 2025.