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As Russia continues attacking Ukrainian civilian infrastructure, Trump hints at peace negotiations while China's role becomes pivotal. What's changed in year three of the conflict?
President Trump announced plans to 'de-escalate' immigration operations in Minnesota following two fatal shootings of US citizens by federal agents in two weeks, prompting criticism from both parties.
China's outbound investment grew just 1.3% in 2025, but Belt and Road investments surged 19%. Analysis of Beijing's strategic pivot amid Western pushback reveals a calculated recalibration.
South Korea's largest auto parts maker saw Q4 net profit crash 39.9% due to US tariffs and affiliate investment losses, missing analyst expectations by wide margin.
President Trump warned he'll end US support for Iraq if Iran-linked former PM Nouri al-Maliki returns to power, marking his starkest intervention in Iraqi politics yet.
As PM Starmer prepares to visit China, Britain signals a shift toward pragmatic engagement. What's driving this diplomatic reset, and what are the risks of balancing economics with values?
A historic winter storm killed 38 people across 14 U.S. states, revealing stark differences in how cities protect their most vulnerable residents during extreme weather emergencies.
Hanwha Aerospace secures massive rocket contract with Norway as European nations rush to strengthen defense capabilities amid rising security threats.
Iranian President Pezeshkian and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman held talks as USS Abraham Lincoln arrived in the region amid Trump's threats against Iran. A rare moment of regional unity emerges.
Trump administration's aggressive policies are reshaping international relations and global order. From immigration crackdowns to defense shifts, analyzing the ripple effects worldwide.
A new survey reveals 64% of Americans support greater US-China cooperation, with bipartisan backing for reduced tensions despite Trump administration's tough stance on tariffs and visas.
Danish pension funds begin selling US Treasuries after Trump's Greenland threats, signaling potential cracks in decades-old dollar dominance as investors seek alternatives.
