BBC vs Trump: Shah Vows to Fight $1B Lawsuit Over Documentary
BBC Chair Samir Shah vows to battle Donald Trump’s $1–5B lawsuit over a spliced January 6 documentary, rejecting defamation claims and pulling the film from broadcast.
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BBC Chair Samir Shah vows to battle Donald Trump’s $1–5B lawsuit over a spliced January 6 documentary, rejecting defamation claims and pulling the film from broadcast.
The UN Security Council approves a temporary international stabilization force in Gaza to secure borders, support demilitarization, and pave the way for Palestinian self-determination.
China’s Foreign Ministry lashes out at the U.S. arms sale to the Taiwan region, calling it a violation of the one-China principle and a threat to security.
Supreme Court extends pause on a judge’s order to restore $4B in SNAP funding, keeping food aid on hold amid the ongoing government shutdown.
Chinese mainland expresses condolences after a Nov. 10 car explosion in New Delhi, with no casualties reported among its personnel.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi says China is ready to resume exchanges and cooperation with Canada, following a pivotal Gyeongju summit that marked a turning point in bilateral ties.
Jared Kushner and Benjamin Netanyahu met to map out phase two of the Gaza truce, from freeing hostages to disarming Hamas and setting up an international stabilization force.
Gyula Thurmer from the Hungarian Workers’ Party praises the Chinese five-year plan and modernization for boosting global growth and stability.
Ukraine is in “positive” talks with the U.S. to purchase Tomahawk and other long-range missiles, even as U.S. approval remains on hold.
Over 90 global thinkers at the 15th World Socialism Forum explored the Chinese mainland’s 5-year development blueprint, discussing modernization, innovation and global cooperation.