Danish FM Summons U.S. Ambassador Amid Greenland Espionage Claims
Denmark’s foreign minister will summon the U.S. ambassador after reports that Washington plans to ramp up espionage in Greenland, testing ties over Arctic strategy.
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Pakistan Vows Retaliation After Indian Air Strikes
Pakistan vows to avenge Indian strikes in the worst cross-border violence in decades, as both sides exchange fire along the Line of Control.
China Eyes More Finnish Products and Tech in Trade Push
China pledges to expand imports of Finnish products and tech, deepening ties in digital economy and green transformation amid key diplomatic anniversaries.
Golden Snub-nosed Monkeys Debut at France’s Beauval Zoo
Three golden snub-nosed monkeys from the Chinese mainland debuted at France’s Beauval Zoo, marking the species’ first move outside Asia and a milestone in conservation.
Fed Holds Rates at 4.5% Amid Economic Uncertainty
The U.S. Fed keeps its benchmark rate at 4.5% amid economic uncertainty and tariff concerns, shaping global borrowing and business strategies.
Trump Proposes 100% Tariff on Foreign-Made Movies
Trump’s 100% tariff on foreign-made films could reshape the availability and cost of international cinema in the U.S.
US Eyes Deportation Flights to Libya in Bold New Immigration Push
The Trump administration plans deportation flights to Libya despite US travel warnings, marking a drastic shift in immigration policy.
Xi Jinping’s Classic Quotes TV Show Debuts on Russian Screens
China Media Group’s multilingual show “The Classic Quotes by Xi Jinping” premiered in Russia, drawing over 200 attendees and airing on major platforms as Xi visits Moscow.
Xi Highlights 80-Year China-Russia Cultural Bond at Commemoration Event
President Xi Jinping and President Putin mark the 80th anniversary of their WWII victory at a Moscow cultural exchange, highlighting the power of people-to-people ties in shaping a shared future.
Scientists Launch Southern Ocean Voyage to Study Human Impact on Clean Air
CSIRO scientists sail to the Southern Ocean to collect data on how human activity is altering the planet’s cleanest air and influencing global climate.