Politics

New START treaty expires with no replacement, ending decades of US-Russia nuclear arms control as Trump dismisses negotiations and Putin escalates nuclear threats.

European Commission finds TikTok's infinite scroll and personalized algorithms violate digital laws. Company faces fines up to 6% of global revenue. What this means for social media.

Former PM Thorbjorn Jagland faces corruption probe over Epstein ties, but the scandal reveals deeper questions about elite accountability in small nations.

SpaceX's June IPO signals the dawn of the space economy era. After five years of AI revolution, low-orbit space emerges as the next trillion-dollar frontier.

Chinese researchers achieved device-independent quantum encryption over 100km of fiber optic cable, marking a breakthrough in unhackable communication technology that could reshape cybersecurity.

Myanmar's military-backed party wins 739 of 1,025 seats in widely condemned elections. Despite UN criticism of 'theatrical performance,' junta creates new power structure to tighten control.

China unveils compact 20-gigawatt microwave weapon capable of disabling satellite constellations, potentially neutralizing Starlink and reshaping military space dynamics.

Despite partial reopening, Rafah crossing's strict Israeli security measures and limited capacity raise questions about its role as a true humanitarian passage for Gaza's 2.2 million residents.

Naked images and identifying information of Epstein victims remain online days after DOJ promised to fix redaction failures, causing 'irreparable harm' according to lawyers.

Chinese President conducts separate phone calls with US and Russian leaders within 24 hours, all centering on Iran policy as Washington ramps up pressure following violent crackdown on protests.

The EU secured a commitment from the US on critical minerals cooperation, but swapping dependence on a coercive China for an unreliable America raises new concerns about supply chain security.

As Xi Jinping's fourth term becomes inevitable, Beijing's attention shifts to succession planning. The 'Post-70s' generation emerges as potential leaders for China's future.