DPRK Destroys Inter-Korean Roads, Provokes South Korea’s Military Readiness Boost
DPRK destroys parts of inter-Korean roads, triggering South Korea to boost military readiness. China calls for peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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China’s Pandas Head to Washington for Decade-Long Stay
Giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao embark on a decade-long journey from China’s Sichuan Province to the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington D.C., marking a significant milestone in international wildlife conservation.
Europe’s Waters in Peril: EEA Warns Only 37% of Surface Waters are Healthy
Europe’s water security is at risk as pollution, habitat degradation, and climate change reduce the health of surface waters, according to the European Environment Agency.
DPRK Leader Holds Critical Meeting Amid Rising Korean Peninsula Tensions
The DPRK’s leader Kim Jong Un convenes a key meeting on national defense, addressing escalating tensions and outlining strategies to safeguard sovereignty and security on the Korean Peninsula.
India and Canada Engage in Diplomatic Expulsions Amid Rising Tensions
India and Canada escalate tensions by expelling each other’s diplomats in a reciprocal move following mutual accusations.
Nobel Prize Honors Trio for Groundbreaking Study on Global Inequality
Three economists win the Nobel Prize for their groundbreaking study on the factors driving global inequality, offering new insights into why some nations prosper while others lag behind.
Florida Faces Massive Recovery Efforts After Devastating Hurricane Milton
Florida residents continue to rebuild and recover in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, which has caused devastating loss and nearly $100 billion in damages.
Colombia Takes the Lead at COP16 to Champion Global Biodiversity
Colombia hosts COP16, focusing on global conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity from Oct. 21 to Nov. 1.
California Ends Legacy Admissions to Promote Fairness in Higher Education
California becomes the first US state to ban legacy admissions, aiming to create a fairer higher education system by eliminating preferential treatment for children of donors and alumni.
NASA’s Europa Clipper Launches on SpaceX Rocket to Search for Life
NASA’s Europa Clipper launched on Monday aboard SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket, embarking on a five and a half year journey to explore Jupiter’s icy moon Europa for signs of life.