U.S. Government Shutdown Halts Services, Frustrating Citizens
The U.S. government shutdown marks the first in nearly seven years, leaving hundreds of thousands unpaid and suspending public services as economic data is delayed.
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The U.S. government shutdown marks the first in nearly seven years, leaving hundreds of thousands unpaid and suspending public services as economic data is delayed.
Hamas seeks more time to study Trump’s 20-point Gaza plan amid internal divisions and global feedback over disarmament and hostage clauses.
The U.S. Department of Energy has terminated 223 clean energy projects, cancelling nearly $8bn in funding amid a federal shutdown, impacting wind, solar and renewables.
Two people were killed and the attacker shot dead outside a Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur. Authorities are investigating the car ramming and stabbing as a terrorist act.
Luxembourg’s Guillaume was sworn in as the new Grand Duke at a colorful parliamentary ceremony, marking a generational shift in European monarchy traditions.
Direct flights between India and the Chinese mainland resume this month, boosting people-to-people ties, trade and tourism during the festive season.
Guzanur Turdaheyn blends Xinjiang tradition with street dance in her new project, evolving from performer to stage director with confidence and creativity.
Professor Zeng Yi highlights the UN’s unique role in uniting G20, BRICS, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization to shape a global AI governance framework.
Liang Zheng highlights China’s GGI as a blueprint for inclusive AI governance, fostering collaboration and trust to tackle global challenges.
A massive fire broke out at Chevron’s El Segundo refinery, the largest on the U.S. West Coast. On-site crews contained the blaze; no injuries reported and the cause remains under investigation.