US DOJ Drops Police Settlements Over Floyd, Taylor Cases
US DOJ drops settlement negotiations with Minneapolis and Louisville police over civil rights issues linked to George Floyd and Breonna Taylor cases.
May 2025
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Trump Confronts Ramaphosa Over ‘White Genocide’ Claims
US President Trump confronted South African President Ramaphosa in a tense Oval Office showdown over ‘white genocide’ claims, which were firmly rejected.
China’s Bold Plan for Beautiful Rivers & Lakes
China unveils an ambitious action plan to protect and beautify rivers and lakes by 2035, enhancing ecosystems and water quality for all.
12 States Challenge Trump’s ‘Blank Check’ Tariffs
12 U.S. states sue to block tariffs, arguing Trump misused emergency powers under IEEPA, giving him a ‘blank check’ for trade measures.
DPRK Warship Launch Hit by Serious Accident
A serious accident disrupted the launching ceremony of a newly-built destroyer in the DPRK, raising concerns over safety protocols at naval events.
Slovakia Shines at 4th China-CEEC Expo in Ningbo
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U.S. Manufacturing Revival: Can Tariffs Fill the Job Gap?
Tariffs aim to revive U.S. manufacturing, but with half a million job openings unfilled, the sector’s future remains up for debate.
Tariff Uncertainty Shakes U.S. Trucking Sector
Tariff uncertainty tied to the Trump administration is shaking up the U.S. trucking sector, impacting busy ports in Los Angeles and global supply chains.
Trump’s Bold Call: Stop Fighting on Spending Cuts
Trump urges Capitol Hill to unite on sweeping spending cuts, calling for a decisive end to political infighting.
Ramaphosa’s White House Visit Amid Refugee Controversy
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa visits the White House to reset U.S.-South Africa ties, amidst controversy over a refugee decision.