China Lifts Key Chip Material Export Ban to US
In a move that signals a fragile de-escalation in the burgeoning “tech war” between the world’s two largest economies, Beijing …
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Ukraine’s Power Hits ‘Zero’ After Massive Russian Strikes
Ukraine scrambled on Sunday to restore electricity and heating after Russian attacks on energy infrastructure reduced the country’s power generation …
Senegal PM Calls for Sacrifices Amid Economic Crisis
Senegal’s Prime Minister, Ousmane Sonko, has appealed to citizens to accept “sacrifices” over the next two to three years in …
Bolivia and US to Restore Diplomatic Ties After 17 Years
In a landmark diplomatic breakthrough, Bolivia and the United States have formally announced their intention to restore full diplomatic relations …
German Chancellor Merz Faces Turmoil Just Six Months In
After just six months in office, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is contending with coalition infighting, policy deadlock, and declining poll …
France Commemorates 10 Years Since Paris Terror Attacks
France is preparing to mark a decade since its deadliest attack in recent history, with the only surviving perpetrator serving …
Tanzania Charges Over 200 with Treason Amid Election Crackdown
Tanzania has charged more than 200 people with treason, according to a lawyer and judicial sources, amid a crackdown on …
One Dead, Dozens Missing After Migrant Boat Capsizes Off Malaysia
At least one woman has died and ten others have been rescued after a boat carrying around ninety undocumented migrants …
Kaliningrad Stands Defiant as Isolation Deepens
In the heart of rain-soaked Kaliningrad, the Russian exclave hemmed in by NATO nations, 25-year-old factory worker Alexander stood resolute. …
Iraq Votes Early as Soldiers and Displaced Citizens Head to the Polls
Members of Iraq’s security forces and displaced citizens began casting their ballots on Sunday in early voting, days before the …