Mexico’s military on alert after Trump signals possible US action
Mexico’s armed forces are on high alert after President Trump’s threats of US military action against drug cartels raise border security concerns.
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Mexico Powers Up: Solar Panel Manufacturing Surges
Mexico is emerging as North America’s clean-energy hub, with a surge in solar panel manufacturing and exports driven by regional demand and new joint ventures.
G20 Johannesburg Summit Adopts 122-Point Declaration Amid U.S. Boycott
G20 leaders in Johannesburg adopted a 122-point declaration championing multilateralism and support for developing nations, despite a weekend U.S. boycott.
US Plans New Covert Operations Against Maduro as Airlines Halt Venezuela Routes
US prepares new operations against Maduro’s government as airlines suspend flights to Venezuela over security concerns.
Inside China–South Africa Ties: Highlights from the G20 Johannesburg Summit
Exploring how China and South Africa reinforced their trade partnership at the G20 Johannesburg Summit and a glimpse into SA’s unique capitals and languages.
NBA Legend Chris Paul to Retire After 21 Seasons
NBA star Chris Paul will retire after the 2025–26 season, capping a 21-season career of record-breaking assists, steals and leadership.
Merz: Ukraine Peace Needs Kyiv and Europe’s Consent
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said at the G20 summit that ending the Ukraine crisis needs Ukraine’s and its European partners’ consent, with new talks set in Geneva.
COP30 in Brazil Yields Landmark Climate Action Pact
COP30 concluded in Belem, Brazil, approving a bold pact to triple adaptation finance by 2035 and boost climate action ahead of COP31.
G20 Leaders Unite in Johannesburg on Resilience, Energy, Debt & Minerals
G20 leaders in Johannesburg adopt a landmark declaration on disaster resilience, debt sustainability, energy transitions & critical minerals under “Solidarity, Equality and Sustainability.”
Houthi Court Sentences 18 Yemeni UN Aid Workers to Death Over Alleged Spying
A Houthi-run court in Sanaa has sentenced 18 Yemeni UN aid workers to death over alleged spying, raising global concern over humanitarian access in Yemen.