UN Experts Denounce US Caribbean Strikes as ‘Extrajudicial Executions’
Independent UN experts say US strikes on suspected Venezuelan drug vessels in international waters breach sea law, calling them “extrajudicial executions.”
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M5.6 Quake Hits Ecuador Coast, EMSC Reports
A magnitude-5.6 earthquake shook near the coast of Ecuador at a depth of 35 km on Tuesday, EMSC reported.
China & US ‘Can and Should’ Be Partners, Says VP Han Zheng
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng met Oregon Senate President Rob Wagner in Beijing, calling on China and the U.S. to become partners and friends with win-win cooperation.
Australian Study: Breastfeeding Boosts Immunity Against Breast Cancer
An Australian study uncovers how breastfeeding reshapes the immune system to offer long-term protection against aggressive breast cancer.
Iran’s FM and UN Chief Seek Stability in Gaza and Yemen
Iran’s foreign minister and UN chief discussed ceasefire violations in Gaza, called for humanitarian aid, and addressed Yemen’s stability and regional security.
Beijing Urges Steady Ties After Takaichi Becomes Japan’s First Female PM
Beijing urges steady ties after Takaichi becomes Japan’s first female PM, highlighting hopes for future China-Japan cooperation.
Sanae Takaichi Wins Lower House Vote, Becomes First Female Japanese PM
Sanae Takaichi won 237 votes in Japan’s lower house, making her the country’s 104th prime minister and first-ever female leader. A historic win with eyes on economic and global strategies.
Diplomacy and Aid: Can the Gaza Truce Hold?
U.S. envoys urge diplomacy and humanitarian aid to keep the Gaza ceasefire alive after deadly flare-ups threatened the fragile truce.
LA Mayor Demands Probe into Federal Agents’ Unlawful Actions
LA Mayor Karen Bass urges Congress to investigate federal agents’ alleged unlawful detentions of U.S. citizens and immigrants, calling for accountability and civil rights protection.
US Furloughs 1,400 Nuclear Workers as Shutdown Drags On
The U.S. government shutdown has forced the NNSA to furlough 1,400 nuclear security staff, marking a new hit to defense readiness amid political gridlock.