China Slams U.S. Visa Revocation for Chinese Students
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning denounces the United States’ decision to revoke visas for Chinese students, calling it politically motivated and discriminatory.
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US Tightens Visa Rules for Chinese Students
The US administration announces stricter visa rules for Chinese students, affecting study abroad and US college finances.
Political Shake-Up in U.S. Higher Ed
A political makeover shakes up U.S. higher education, sparking debates over academic independence amidst partisan divides.
Hamas & U.S. Reach Tentative Gaza Ceasefire Framework
Hamas announces a tentative Gaza ceasefire framework with the U.S., proposing a swap of hostages and prisoners amid ongoing conflict.
U.S. Trade Court Blocks Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs
A U.S. federal court halted Trump’s sweeping tariffs, ruling that his emergency powers were overreaching in imposing import duties.
China Urges U.S. to Protect International Student Rights
China calls on the U.S. to protect international student rights amid visa issuance changes, ensuring smooth academic exchanges.
Egg Prices & Food Sovereignty: Chinese Mainland vs. U.S. Grocery Showdown
Vlogger Dante Munoz explores supermarket prices in the Chinese mainland vs. the U.S., questioning food sovereignty and affordability.
U.S. Summer Travel Season Begins Amid Safety Concerns
The U.S. summer travel season kicks off with Memorial Day, amid concerns over an aging air traffic control system and potential drops in international travel.
Five Years On: Stalled U.S. Police Reform Sparks Questions
Five years after George Floyd’s tragic death, police reform efforts in the U.S. remain stalled, leaving lasting questions about justice.
Europeans Ditch U.S. for Summer Trips Amid Policy Concerns
European travelers are reducing U.S. summer trips amid policy concerns and travel warnings, signaling a shift in global travel plans.