China Urges Global Action to Save Sudan's War-Affected Education
China urges more international support for Sudan's education, where conflict has kept nearly 8 million children out of school.
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Bangkok Suburb Shooting: Families Recover Victims as School Reels
Families in Nonthaburi, Thailand, began collecting the bodies of seven victims killed by a 14-year-old schoolboy in a shooting spree on Friday.
US Senate passes stopgap funding bill to avoid shutdown before elections
The US Senate approved a temporary funding bill on Saturday to prevent a government shutdown ahead of the November midterm elections.
Russian strikes kill four in Kyiv region as air defenses strain
Russian attacks killed four, including a child, in Kyiv and its region. Ukraine's air defenses intercepted most drones but ballistic missiles got through.
Trump unveils $2 billion mining push to secure critical mineral supply chains
The Trump administration announced over $2 billion in mining investments and $180 million for mining schools to strengthen domestic critical mineral supply chains.
Senate passes stopgap funding bill to avert shutdown before elections
The Senate approved a stopgap funding bill in a 90-6 vote, keeping the government open through December and avoiding a pre-election shutdown.
Gaza City residents seek relief from summer heat at the beach
Palestinians in Gaza City flock to the beach to escape intense summer heat, finding temporary relief from the hardships of war.
UN Climate Chief Calls for Even Renewable Investment Across Developing Nations
UN climate chief Simon Stiell urges balanced renewable investment across developing countries, citing BRI projects and COP29 finance goals.
Colombia's New President Abelardo de la Espriella Sworn In in Cali
Abelardo de la Espriella took office as Colombia's president in Cali, the first such ceremony outside Bogota, pledging a hardline security approach.
Pezeshkian: Iran Open to Dialogue, But Will Not Be Forced to Surrender
Iran's president reaffirms commitment to dialogue for safeguarding rights, but insists Tehran will not be forced to surrender.
Bosnian Corn Farmers Face Ruin as Heatwaves and Drought Wither Fields
Severe heatwaves and drought have devastated Bosnia's corn harvest, with yields expected to drop sharply and farmers considering abandoning the crop.
Thailand mourns victims of school shooting as community lays flowers
Mourners gathered at Debsirin Nonthaburi School to pay respects after a 14-year-old student killed five staff and wounded 23 others.
Taiwan Navy simulates repelling amphibious assault in Han Kuang drill
Taiwan's Navy conducted an anti-landing exercise in Kaohsiung as part of Han Kuang drills, simulating a Chinese amphibious assault.
70 Years After the Women's March, South Africa's Fight for Freedom Continues
South Africa marks 70 years since 20,000 women marched against apartheid pass laws, with activists noting the struggle for true freedom is ongoing.
California weighs fines for influencers who hide paid political posts
California may fine influencers who fail to disclose paid political content, as creator ads reshape campaign outreach.
70 Years After Historic Women’s March, South African Women Say Freedom Is Unfinished
South Africa marks 70 years since the 1956 Women’s March, but many say the fight for true freedom continues amid high gender-based violence and economic disparity.
Typhoon Dolphin Lashes Okinawa, China Braces for Landfall
Typhoon Dolphin injures five in Okinawa, cuts power to 14,000 buildings; China halts ports, flights ahead of expected landfall.
Iran bets on attrition in Hormuz standoff, betting time is on its side
Iran believes prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz will force US concessions, despite economic pain and risks of internal unrest.
Trump's New Executive Orders Target Birthright Citizenship
New executive orders aim to restrict birthright citizenship for specific groups, including birth tourism cases, despite a recent Supreme Court rejection.
Typhoon Dolphin: Eastern China Shuts Schools and Tourist Sites
Eastern China braces for Typhoon Dolphin as schools close and tourist activities halt ahead of landfall late Sunday.