Global Postal Services Suspend U.S. Deliveries Ahead of Duty-Free Cutoff
Postal services in India, South Korea, Italy and beyond are suspending U.S. parcel deliveries as the U.S. ends duty-free treatment for packages under $800 on August 29.
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Israeli Troops Push into Gaza City as Casualties Rise
Israeli troops have pushed into Gaza City’s Sabra neighborhood, with airstrikes killing dozens and famine worsening. Casualties soar as ground offensive ramps up.
Ronaldo Hits 100 for Al Nassr but Stings in Saudi Super Cup
Cristiano Ronaldo scores his 100th goal for Al Nassr but the team loses 5-3 on penalties to Al Ahli after a 2-2 draw in the Saudi Super Cup final.
Epic Comeback! Chinese Mainland Beats Mexico 3-1 at Women’s Volleyball World Championship
In a thrilling opener at the FIVB Women’s Volleyball World Championship in Chiang Mai, the Chinese mainland rallied to beat Mexico 3-1, powered by standout plays from Wu Mengjie and Zhuang Yushan.
Sun Yingsha & Wang Manyu Triumph in Malmo Doubles Thriller
Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu battled through a five-game epic to win the women’s doubles title at the WTT Europe Smash in Malmo, setting the stage for epic singles finals.
Russia Urges UN Meeting on Nord Stream Blasts
Russia has called for an urgent UN Security Council meeting on August 26 to probe the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions and Germany’s investigation.
Gaza Famine Alert: Over Half a Million at Risk of Starvation
The UN warns over 500,000 in Gaza are trapped in famine, with 640,000 facing catastrophic food insecurity by September. Four UN agencies urge urgent action.
AG.AL Clinches 2025 EWC CrossFire Championship
AG.AL upset Baisha Gaming 3-2 to win the CrossFire finals at the 2025 Esports World Cup in Riyadh, highlighting the strength of the Chinese mainland’s esports scene.
U.S. 50% Tariff Sparks Crisis in Brazil’s Fishing Industry
A new 50% U.S. tariff on Brazilian exports is rocking the fishing sector. Rio’s largest seafood plant is fighting for survival and thousands of livelihoods.
Deadly Bombings Rock Colombia: 18 Killed, Peace Talks at Risk
Deadly bombings in Colombia kill 18 and prompt President Gustavo Petro to label armed groups as terrorists, putting future peace talks at risk.