Sri Lanka in Turmoil: Protesters Storm PM’s Office Amid Crisis
Protesters storm Sri Lanka’s PM office as President flees amid historic economic collapse. Political vacuum raises global market concerns.
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Sri Lanka Protests Intensify: National TV Broadcast Interrupted
Sri Lanka’s national TV network goes dark as protesters storm broadcaster during live transmission, escalating demands for government action amid economic collapse.
Utah Abortion Ban Blocked: Residents React Post-Roe
Utah’s abortion ban faces legal challenges as residents voice divided opinions following the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade reversal. Explore local perspectives and ongoing debates.
Madrid Anti-NATO Protests Highlight Public Distrust Over War Profits
Mass protests in Madrid challenge NATO’s priorities as summit opens, with critics decrying military spending and profit-driven geopolitics.
U.S. Women Declare ‘We’re Not Incubators’ Post-Roe
U.S. women challenge the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade reversal, sparking nationwide debates on autonomy, inequality, and reproductive justice.
Russia-China Ties Boost Supply Chain Resilience, Biz Leader Says
A Russian factory’s shift to Chinese suppliers showcases deepening industrial ties between Moscow and Beijing, ensuring stable supply chains amid shifting global trade dynamics.
China-South Africa Ties Woven Through Textiles & Family
South African textile entrepreneur Theus Botha discusses his three-decade partnership with China, calling it ‘home’ and highlighting cross-cultural collaboration.
Boris Johnson Faces Mounting Pressure: Key Challenges Ahead
UK PM Boris Johnson battles multiple crises from Partygate to Brexit tensions as Conservative losses fuel leadership challenges.
Indian Travel Mogul Zaheer Najeeb Finds Deeper Cultural Ties Through China Tourism
Indian travel expert Zaheer Najeeb shares insights on cultural tourism in China and hopes for post-pandemic industry revival.
Afghan Quake Survivors Plead for Aid as Death Toll Passes 1,000
A deadly 6.1 magnitude earthquake in Afghanistan’s Paktika Province leaves over 1,000 dead, with villagers urgently needing tents and medical supplies.