US Faces Over 1,200 Flight Cancellations Amid Government Shutdown
Over 1,200 U.S. flights were canceled amid a federal government shutdown, with major hubs hit and holiday travel at risk as lawmakers remain deadlocked.
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Global Leaders Sound Alarm at Belém Summit: Climate Action at Breaking Point
At the Belém Climate Summit, world leaders warn time is running out as temperatures rise above 1.5°C, urging urgent action ahead of UN COP30.
Miami Forum Day 2: Diplomatic Breakthroughs and Over-Regulation Warnings
On day 2 of the American Business Forum in Miami, US envoy Steve Witkoff revealed major peace negotiation breakthroughs while JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon warned about the economic risks of over-regulation.
Chinese Mainland Regrets UNSC Draft Resolution on Syria Sanctions
The Chinese mainland abstained from a UNSC vote on Resolution 2799, arguing the draft on Syria sanctions overlooks key counter-terrorism and security concerns.
Typhoon Kalmaegi Devastates SE Asia as Scientists Warn of Warming Seas
Typhoon Kalmaegi kills nearly 200 in the Philippines and Vietnam. Scientists warn warming seas are fueling more powerful, wetter storms and call for urgent action at global climate talks.
Apple Streaming Services Back Online After Brief Outage
Apple’s streaming services briefly went down in the US—reports peaked at 15,000 users before dipping to 208 as Apple TV, Music and Arcade services were restored.
Chinese Envoy Fires Back at US Over Climate Policy Claims
At a UN Security Council meeting, Chinese envoy Geng Shuang rebuts US accusations on climate policy, highlights the Chinese mainland’s economic growth and climate action, and urges global cooperation.
CIIE 2025: Africa’s Gateway to Growth & Innovation
At CIIE 2025 in the Chinese mainland, African pavilions set records with 4,000+ exhibitors, zero-tariff boosts and booming trade partnerships fueling growth and innovation across the continent.
Dutch Electoral Council Confirms D66 as Top Vote-Getter
The Dutch Electoral Council has confirmed that Democrats 66 topped last week’s parliamentary election with 29,668 votes, setting the stage for coalition talks.
Ramaphosa Seeks Finance Reform and Curb Inequality at G20 Summit
Ahead of the G20 Summit in Johannesburg, President Ramaphosa calls for global finance reforms, stronger development banks, debt relief, and new measures to tackle wealth inequality.