Gaza Troop Plan in Chaos: Who Will Step In?
The Trump peace plan’s call for a Gaza international security force is facing major roadblocks as countries refuse to commit troops, citing danger and political risk.
International, World News
International
Business, International
China’s Factory Power Defies Trump Tariffs
China’s manufacturing hubs like Yiwu are thriving despite U.S. tariffs, revealing a strategic shift in global trade dynamics.
Business, International
How a Tanzanian Entrepreneur Is Thriving Amid U.S.-China Tariff Wars
While U.S. tariffs aim to curb Chinese imports, a 26-year-old Tanzanian entrepreneur is leveraging direct sourcing from China to grow her business across Africa.
International, Politics
Trump Team Races to Save Gaza Deal as Netanyahu Wavers
The Trump administration is urgently working to prevent Israel from abandoning the fragile Gaza ceasefire after renewed violence.
International, World News
Gaza Aid Group Halts Work Despite Ceasefire
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has suspended its critical aid operations in Gaza, citing a severe lack of funds and insurmountable logistical challenges, even as a new ceasefire offers a fragile window for relief.
International, World News
Louvre Heist: Thieves After Gems, Not Art
In a surprising twist, the latest Louvre robbery targeted precious jewels for resale, signaling a shift in museum theft tactics across Europe.
International, World News
Louvre Jewel Heist Shuts Down Paris Museum
The Louvre Museum remains closed after a daring daylight robbery saw thieves steal eight irreplaceable pieces of France’s historic crown jewels.
International, World News
Canada’s Arctic Gambit: Inuit Hold Key to Northwest Passage
With the Northwest Passage increasingly navigable due to climate change, Canada is turning to Inuit communities to strengthen its sovereignty claim against global rivals like the U.S., Russia, and China.
International, World News
Gaza Ceasefire Shatters: What Comes Next?
A short-lived clash in Gaza exposes the deep fragility of the October 10 ceasefire, with over 97 Palestinians killed since its start and analysts warning of a tougher road ahead.
Business, International
Australia’s Rare Earths Gamble: Can It Replace China for the U.S.?
With China tightening its grip on critical rare earth minerals, Australia is emerging as the United States’ most viable and trusted alternative, backed by its world-class Mt Weld mine and a new domestic processing facility.