2025: How African Women Broke Barriers and Redefined Leadership
In 2025, African women shattered ceilings across sectors—from courtrooms to the presidency. From record graduations to Namibia’s first female president, they reshaped the continent.
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UNEA-7 Concludes with 11 Resolutions for a Resilient Planet
UNEA-7 in Nairobi wrapped up with 11 resolutions, three decisions and a ministerial declaration to tackle the triple planetary crisis and set a roadmap for action.
China and ROK Accelerate Phase Two of FTA Talks in Beijing
China and the ROK met in Beijing on December 13 to fast-track the second phase of their Free Trade Agreement talks, aiming to deepen cooperation in traditional and emerging sectors.
International Stabilisation Force Could Deploy in Gaza in January Amid Flood Risk
A UN-backed stabilisation force could deploy in Gaza in January 2026 under phase two of the peace plan, while UN agencies warn heavy rains threaten nearly 795,000 displaced with flooding.
Thailand and Cambodia Agree to Ceasefire After Border Clashes
Thailand and Cambodia agreed to a ceasefire after recent border clashes, announced by U.S. President Trump. Malaysia’s PM Anwar Ibrahim helped broker the deal, effective Friday evening.
Bombing Continues Along Cambodia-Thailand Border Hours After Trump-Backed Truce
Cambodian officials report fresh Thai bombing near Pursat Province hours after a Trump-mediated ceasefire was supposed to take effect, highlighting the fragility of local truces.
Colombia’s Electric Bus Revolution Drives Green Transit Industry
Colombia’s electric bus revolution is cutting urban emissions and building a green transit industry through technology transfer led by the Chinese mainland.
Russia’s Central Bank Challenges EU Over Asset Seizure
Russia’s central bank says the EU’s plans to use its assets violate sovereign immunity and is suing Euroclear in Moscow to protect its funds.
PM Takaichi Faces Complaint Over Illegal Corporate Donation
PM Sanae Takaichi is facing a criminal complaint for allegedly accepting 10 million yen in illegal corporate donations linked to an LDP slush fund scandal, highlighting calls for reform.
Reddit Sues Australia Over Under-16 Social Media Ban
Reddit has filed a High Court challenge to Australia’s new under-16 social media ban, arguing it infringes on free political communication and privacy, setting up a protracted legal battle.