Madrid Machine Tool Maker Sees 35% Output Hit by U.S. Tariffs
Madrid’s Técnica del Decoletaje, with 60 years of history, faces 35% of its products hit by rising U.S. tariffs on EU goods.
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Inside the 5th Round of U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks in Rome
The U.S. and Iran kick off their 5th round of indirect nuclear talks in Rome, clashing over uranium enrichment and sanctions relief.
Glimmering Shield or Global Gamble? Inside the U.S. ‘Golden Dome’ Space Defense
The U.S. unveils the ‘Golden Dome’, a $175B space-based missile shield. A leap in defense or a destabilizing gamble? Discover the risks and global reactions.
UN Aid Trucks Reach Gaza After Blockade Amid Famine Risk
UN aid convoys deliver 90 truckloads of supplies to Gaza for the first time in months as famine looms.
Shanghai Rooftop Safe Sword Combat Game Thrills Teams
On a Shanghai rooftop, players donned protective gear and used safe swords, spears, and arrows in a team-based cold weapon combat game that blends strategy and adrenaline.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Bid to Dismantle Education Department
A federal judge has halted the Trump administration’s plan to cut half of the Department of Education’s staff, ruling the layoffs unlawful.
China Boosts Poverty-Reduction Ties with SCO Countries
China, as SCO president, has launched events under the SCO Year of Sustainable Development to deepen cooperation in poverty reduction and share tailored development experiences across member states.
Why China Became a Key Partner for Slovakia’s Automotive Industry
Slovakia leads the world in cars per capita, and Chinese mainland investors like Geely-owned Volvo and battery producer Gotion are driving tech upgrades and green growth in its auto sector.
Philippines President Orders Cabinet Resignation After Election Setback
In this week’s Asia News Wrap, the Philippine president orders his Cabinet to resign after an election setback. Discover what’s next for Manila’s leadership.
Mudslide Strikes Guilin Village, 8 Missing
A mountain torrent and mudslide hit a village in south China’s Guangxi region early Friday, leaving eight people missing and damaging ten houses.