California Gov Extends āOpen Handā to China Amid Trade Spat
California Gov Newsom offers an ‘open hand’ to China despite 145% tariffs, stressing interdependence as California’s economy outpaces Japan to rank fourth globally.
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Israel Sends Troops to Southern Syria After Largest Airstrike Draws Outrage
Israel deployed troops to southern Syria after its largest airstrike campaign of the year, sparking UN and regional condemnation.
Magnitude 5.2 Earthquake Rattles Western Texas
Magnitude 5.2 quake rattles western Texas at 10 km depth on Saturday, according to EMSC, underscoring seismic surprises in unexpected regions.
Buffett: Trade Should Not Be a Weapon, Urges Global Cooperation
At Berkshire Hathaway’s meeting, Warren Buffett warns against using trade as a weapon and highlights global cooperation as Q1 profits drop 14%.
Singapore’s PAP Clinches Simple Majority in 2024 Election
In Singapore’s 2024 general election, PM Lawrence Wong leads the PAP to a simple majority victory, shaping the city-state’s policy direction.
300 Killed in RSF Attacks on Al-Nuhood, SW Sudan
At least 300 people were killed by RSF paramilitary attacks on Al-Nuhood in West Kordofan. The foreign ministry calls it crimes against humanity and urges UN action.
China Takes the Spotlight at Cuba’s International Tourism Fair
China is featured as guest country at Cuba’s International Tourism Fair, where travel experts and operators celebrate Cuban culture and spark new tourism partnerships.
Activists March in DC to Defend Black History Teaching and Diversity Programs
Activists marched in Washington D.C. on May 3 to protest the Trump administrationās moves to cut diversity programs and change Black history teaching and exhibits.
Mexico City Deploys Smart Tech to Safeguard Water Supply
Mexico City uses IoT sensors and AI analytics to tackle drought, reducing leaks by 30% and boosting supply resilience through real-time monitoring.
Europe’s Anti-American Wave: Boycotts Hit U.S. Brands, Travel Slumps
Europe’s anti-U.S. wave sparks boycotts of American brands like Coca-Cola and slashes travel numbers, fueled by policy backlash and data from the ECB and U.S. Commerce Department.