Chinese Safety Concerns Rock ‘Ironclad’ Ties with Pakistan
During his Beijing visit, Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir faced stern questions from Chinese FM Wang Yi over repeated attacks on Chinese nationals in Pakistan. The rising threat to Chinese interests may strain the "ironclad" relationship.
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India-Russia HMX Deal Risks U.S. Sanctions
Ideal Detonators, an Indian firm, exported $1.4M in HMX explosives to Russian defense-linked companies, risking U.S. sanctions amid rising Ukrainian casualties.
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Traverse City Walmart Stabbing: Derrick Perry Hailed as Hero, Suspect Faces Terrorism Charges
After 11 shoppers were stabbed at Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan, shopper Derrick Perry tackled the suspect, saving lives. Suspect Bradford James Gille faces terrorism charges amid mental health scrutiny.
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US-China Trade Talks in Stockholm: Truce Extension, Fentanyl Tariffs, and Rare Earth Deal in Focus
As the August 12 tariff deadline looms, high-level US-China trade talks kick off in Stockholm. Topics include fentanyl-linked tariffs, rare earths, and a potential Trump-Xi summit. A truce extension appears likely.
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Israel Eases Gaza Aid Restrictions Amid Rising Global Outcry Over Starvation Crisis
Israel lifts some Gaza aid restrictions and announces a tactical pause in military operations amid global outrage over starvation. But aid groups say airdrops and flour deliveries won’t end the hunger crisis.
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Thai, Cambodian Leaders Hold Ceasefire Talks in Malaysia After Trump Threatens Trade Tariffs
Thailand and Cambodia begin peace talks in Malaysia after the deadliest border clashes in a decade. US President Trump intervenes with tariff threats to push for a ceasefire.
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Trump Finalizes Historic $1.35 Trillion EU Trade Deal, Slashes Tariffs to 15%
President Donald Trump secures a $1.35 trillion trade agreement with the European Union, slashing tariffs to 15% and locking in $750B in U.S. energy exports and $600B in EU investment. Discover the full story, reactions, and global impact.
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Hezbollah Commander Ali Abd al-Qader Ismail Killed in Israeli Drone Strike
The IDF confirms the killing of senior Hezbollah commander Ali Abd al-Qader Ismail in a drone strike in southern Lebanon. This comes amid ongoing tensions despite the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire deal.
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Gaza Journalist Sells Camera to Buy Food Amid Worsening Starvation Crisis
In Gaza, famine has forced a prominent journalist to sell his camera for food. As starvation spreads, the UN warns of catastrophic hunger. Aid remains blocked, civilians suffer, and calls for a ceasefire intensify.
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Gaza Starvation Crisis Worsens Despite Israeli Aid Claims
127 Gazans, including 85 children, have died from starvation as aid groups accuse Israel of blocking essential supplies. Critics say airdrops are symbolic and ineffective while land routes remain closed.
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