Colombians Rally on International Workers Day for Labor Reform Referendum
On May 1, Colombians rallied for International Workers Day, backing President Petroâs call for a referendum on labor reforms.
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Car plows into crowd in Stuttgart, injuring multiple people
A car plowed into a crowd in central Stuttgartâs Olgaeck area on Friday, injuring multiple people and causing major traffic disruptions, say local authorities.
âThey want us out for tourist letsâ: Spainâs housing crisis
A family at Tribulete Street No.7 faces eviction as an investment fund aims to convert their homes into tourist lets, highlighting Spainâs worsening housing crisis.
How Youth Are Powering Rural Revitalization in the Chinese Mainland
Wang Lingli returned to her rural hometown in the Chinese mainlandâs southwest, using tech-driven farming to boost yields, incomes and spark youth-led rural revitalization.
U.S. Tariffs: A Self-Inflicted Wound Felt in New York
One month into the U.S. “reciprocal tariffs”, New Yorkers from bankers to teachers say higher costs and economic fallout are already here.
Powerful 7.4 Quake in Drake Passage Triggers Tsunami Alerts and Chile Evacuations
A 7.4 magnitude quake struck the Drake Passage at 10 km depth, prompting tsunami alerts and evacuation orders in Chile’s Magallanes region. Here’s what you need to know.
Chinese Exporters Pivot Home as US Ends Duty-Free Small Parcel Rule
Chinese foreign trade enterprises pivot to domestic markets after US ends duty-free treatment for small parcels from the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong SAR.
Australia’s Leaders Make Final Appeal as Election Looms
On the eve of Australiaâs general election, PM Albanese and opposition leader Dutton made their final pitches as record early voting and cost-of-living concerns top voter priorities.
Harris, Yellen and Business Groups Sound Alarm Over Trump’s Tariffs
Opposition mounts in the US as Harris, Yellen and business groups warn Trump’s sweeping tariffs risk recession, squeeze consumers and strain global supply chains.
Beijing’s ‘Peace and Friendship’ Exhibition Marks 80 Years Since WWII Victory
Beijing’s ‘Peace and Friendship’ art exhibit invites artists from the Chinese mainland and Russia (ages 18â45) to mark 80 years since WWII victory. Submissions are open until mid-June.