Thailand Rejects Foreign Mediation Amid Border Clashes With Cambodia Thailand’s foreign ministry said on Friday that it has rejected third-party mediation attempts to end the ongoing conflict with Cambodia,
Dozens of students who took part in demonstrations against Israel’s war on Gaza have faced harsh penalties from Columbia University in the United States, including expulsion, course suspension, and
Trump Announces ‘Massive’ U.S.-Japan Trade Deal, Targets 15% Tariff on Japanese Exports In a move that could redefine transpacific economic relations, the U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a
North Korea’s state media reports that the nation will build a third 5,000‑ton Choe Hyon‑class destroyer at the Nampho Shipyard, with a completion target of October 10, 2026 coinciding with
Gaza Bleeds Again: 60 Killed in Israeli Strikes as Hamas Seeks Truce to Prevent Famine The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to deepen after a night of relentless Israeli
US Government Employee Barred from Leaving China in “Personal Capacity” A US government employee has been barred from leaving China, the U.S. State Department revealed, intensifying concerns about Beijing’s
Turkey’s Top Travel Destinations, Cultural Wonders, and Travel Advice for All Adventurers in 2025: One of the most alluring tourist destinations in the world is still Turkey. Its tourism
Dubai Real Estate in 2025: Investment Trends, ROI Potential & Golden Visa Insights Dubai’s real estate market is thriving in 2025, attracting global investors, digital nomads, and families alike.
Trump Administration Faces Lawsuit Over ICE Arrests at Immigration Courts in 2025: The Trump administration is facing a high-profile class-action lawsuit over a contentious policy that purportedly permitted U.S.
Years after it was destroyed in the fight to drive out ISIS, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani officially opened the city of Mosul’s recently renovated airport on Wednesday.
