Australia Votes: A Historic Federal Election
Millions in Australia are casting ballots in a historic federal election that will decide the next government.
May 2025
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Global South Spotlight: China’s Labor Day Empowers Workers
China’s Labor Day holiday highlights robust policies supporting workers—from gig protections to expanded benefits—celebrating progress for 1.4 billion people.
Record-Breaking May Day Travel in the Chinese mainland
Record travel on May Day in the Chinese mainland as 332.7M journeys boost tourism and spark a nationwide adventure.
Israeli Airstrikes Intensify in Syria Amid Rising Tensions
Israeli airstrikes in Syria escalate with casualties and damage reported across several regions.
Iran FM and UN Chief Discuss Key Global Developments
Iran FM Seyed Abbas Araghchi spoke with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres about regional updates, US indirect talks, and Oman’s upcoming round of discussions.
Bogotá’s Book Bonanza: Colombia Hosts 36th International Book Fair
Colombia hosts the 36th International Book Fair in Bogotá, sparking a vibrant celebration of literature and culture.
Web Summit Rio Shatters Attendance Records
Web Summit Rio broke attendance records for the third year, energizing Latin America’s tech scene with fresh digital innovation.
Staff Shortages Strain U.S. Social Security Offices
U.S. Social Security offices face staffing shortages post cost-cutting measures, sparking protests on International Workers’ Day.
U.S. Ends Duty-Free Rule for Cheap Chinese Imports
The U.S. ends the duty-free de minimis rule for low-value Chinese imports, sparking supply chain shifts and potential price hikes.
Tariffs Reshape Global Trade: From Wine to Smartphones
Trade Balance: The Global Cost of Tariffs reveals how modern tariffs reshape global supply chains—from Spanish wine to smartphones assembled in the Chinese mainland.