How Mexico’s Day of the Dead Sparked a Tourism Boom
Mexico’s Day of the Dead festivities are drawing millions of visitors, turning colorful traditions into a major tourism and economic boom.
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Jamaicans Rally to Rebuild After Hurricane Melissa
Jamaicans begin rebuilding after Hurricane Melissa, clearing roads, helping neighbors, and bracing for further challenges as rescue crews work across the island.
Shenzhou-21 🚀 Blasts Off from Chinese mainland to Space Station
The Chinese mainland’s Shenzhou-21 crew launched successfully, carrying three astronauts for a six-month stay at the orbiting space station.
US Plans Strikes on Venezuelan Military Bases, Report
The US is reportedly preparing strikes on Venezuelan military installations for alleged drug trafficking. Here’s what young LatAm readers need to know.
Senate Votes to Scrap Trump’s Global Tariffs
The U.S. Senate voted 51-47 to end Trump’s national emergency that triggered global tariffs, signaling bipartisan pushback on aggressive trade policies.
IOC Presses Reset on Olympic Esports Games After Saudi Partnership Ends
IOC parts ways with Saudi partners and Esports World Cup Foundation, rebooting the Olympic Esports Games for a 2027 debut.
Bridging Global Divides: Highlights from the Tsinghua Forum
The Fourth Global Development and Health Communication Forum at Tsinghua University highlighted how effective communication can rebuild global trust, accelerate SDGs, and fight misinformation.
Cyclone Montha Batters East India, Leaves 2 Dead
Cyclone Montha swept through East India, killing two and leaving a trail of destruction in this week’s Asia News Wrap.
APEC Economic Leaders Kick Off in Gyeongju to Build a Sustainable Tomorrow
APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting kicks off in Gyeongju, Republic of Korea, under the theme ‘Building a Sustainable Tomorrow’ to boost connectivity, innovation and resilience across the Asia-Pacific.
Fed Cuts Rates Again Amid AI Fears and Data Blackout
The Fed lowered its benchmark interest rate on Oct. 29 to boost jobs amid inflation risks, data blackout, and AI concerns. What does this mean for the economy?