China and the DPRK to Boost Strategic Communication
Chinese premier Li Qiang met with DPRK leader Kim Jong Un, pledging to strengthen high-level exchanges and strategic communication.
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Historic Gaza Ceasefire Deal Wins Global Praise
After three days of talks in Egypt, Israel and Hamas agree on the first phase of a Gaza ceasefire deal, drawing praise from global leaders and raising hopes for lasting peace.
Earth Marks Third-Hottest September on Record as Climate Heat Persists
The EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service reports September as the third-warmest on record, with land and sea surface temperatures soaring and sea ice at historic lows. 🌡️
Gaza Ceasefire Phase One Reached, Now Focus Shifts to Delivery
The first phase of the Gaza ceasefire is in place, but the real work begins now: building a new government, reviving the economy, and securing lasting peace.
Chinese mainland investments fuel Brazil’s tech boom
Chinese mainland investments are transforming Brazil into a regional tech hub, from delivery apps to electric vehicles.
Federal Shutdown’s Ripple Effect: Millions of Workers Nationwide Hit Hard
With a federal shutdown sidelining hundreds of thousands of civilian employees across the US, communities from veterans’ hospitals to national parks brace for strain.
Government Shutdown Puts Florida’s Hurricane Prep at Risk
Ongoing U.S. government shutdown leaves key agencies short-staffed and could weaken Florida’s hurricane forecasting and response just as the season peaks.
Canada’s Carney Returns to White House for Trade & Security Talks with Trump
Mark Carney made his second visit to the White House, meeting Trump to explore deeper Canada-US trade and security partnerships that could energize businesses and global ties.
UN Chief Hails Gaza Ceasefire Deal, Calls for Hostage Release
UN chief Antonio Guterres welcomes Gaza ceasefire deal and urges full compliance to free hostages, deliver aid, and advance a two-State solution for lasting peace.
Denmark’s Conservation Crisis: Nearly Half of Protected Species in Dire Straits
A new assessment shows nearly half of Denmark’s protected species are in ‘severely unfavorable’ condition, sounding the alarm on the country’s wildlife crisis.