U.S.–China Gestures Hint at Calm — But the Rivalry Still Runs Deep
Recent exchanges between Washington and Beijing may signal a momentary easing of friction, but beneath the surface the strategic competition
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Politics
Venezuela Announces ‘Massive Mobilization’ in Response to US Warship Deployment
CARACAS, Venezuela — Venezuela has launched a “massive mobilization” of its military forces, including land, air, naval, and reserve units,
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Senate Deal to End Shutdown: Why Senator Tim Kaine Split From His Party
Last Sunday night, the United States Senate took a decisive step toward ending the longest federal government shutdown in U.S.
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Iraq Votes in High-Stakes Parliamentary Election Amid Deep Public Disillusionment
On 11 November 2025, Iraq will hold its sixth parliamentary election since the 2003 intervention—a vote heavy with symbolism, yet
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Iran Denies U.S. Allegations of Plot to Kill Israeli Ambassador in Mexico
Iran has strongly rejected accusations by the United States that it was behind a plot to assassinate Israel’s ambassador to
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South Korean Foreign Minister Meets Cambodia’s Hun Manet to Combat Online Scams
PHNOM PENH — South Korea’s Foreign Minister Cho Hyun has met with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet to intensify efforts
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Trump Proposes $2,000 Tariff Dividend for Americans, Excluding High-Income Earners
In a bold statement on Sunday, President Donald Trump declared that all Americans, except for high-income individuals, would receive a
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At Least 31 Dead in Ecuador Prison Riot, Many Asphyxiated
A violent outbreak at a prison in the city of Machala in Ecuador’s El Oro province has left at least 31
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Shutdown Reaches a Turning Point
After more than five weeks of stalemate, the U.S. Senate is poised to take action. A bipartisan effort led by
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A Travel Crisis in the Making
As the United States’ federal government shutdown extends, the aviation sector is bearing the brunt. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
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