White House Says Military Option Remains on Table in US Push to Acquire Greenland

The White House has said that the use of US military force to acquire Greenland remains an option, escalating international concern after renewed remarks from President Donald Trump framing control of the Arctic territory as a national security priority for the United States.

Ukraine’s Allies Back Robust Security Guarantees as Ceasefire Talks Gain Momentum

Ukraine’s Western allies have agreed on a package of what they described as robust security guarantees for Kyiv, marking a significant step in diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the war with Russia. The agreement reflects growing coordination among the United States and European

Brutal Cold Snap Brings Travel Chaos Across Europe as Snow and Ice Tighten Grip

A severe winter cold snap has swept across large parts of Europe, paralysing transport networks, stranding thousands of travellers and contributing to a rising death toll as authorities struggle to manage the season’s most disruptive freeze so far. Heavy snowfall combined with freezing

The Maduro Effect: U.S. Military Action in Venezuela Fuels Asia’s Strategic Drift From Washington

The United States’ bold strike in Venezuela that resulted in the removal and capture of President Nicolás Maduro has reverberated far beyond Latin America, prompting heightened concern across Asia about Washington’s foreign policy direction and its implications for regional alignments. The incident has

Namewee Returns With Lunar New Year Release as Legal Scrutiny Continues

Malaysian rapper and filmmaker Namewee has returned to public attention with the release of a new Lunar New Year single, marking his first major musical project since being acquitted of a drug use charge. The release comes at a sensitive moment, as authorities

Philippines Probes Claims Chinese Dredger Used Multiple Identities in Local Waters

The Philippines has launched an investigation into allegations that a Chinese dredging vessel operated in its waters while cycling through dozens of different identities, raising fresh concerns about maritime transparency and security in the contested South China Sea. The inquiry follows claims by

China Condemns US Over Venezuela Oil Dispute and Presidential Capture

Beijing has sharply criticised the United States after President Donald Trump’s recent actions in Venezuela, accusing Washington of blatant interference in another sovereign nation’s affairs and violating international law. China’s response underscores rising tensions over geopolitics, energy and influence as global powers scrutinise

Trump’s Greenland Rhetoric Raises Questions About China and Europe Finding Common Ground

Remarks by Donald Trump suggesting that Greenland is a matter of American national security have reignited debate across Europe and beyond, stirring concern among US allies and prompting fresh discussion about whether shared unease could draw Europe and China closer together on strategic

US Signals It May Pressure Venezuela Over Ties With China and Russia

The White House has declined to fully deny reports that senior officials in Washington have pressed the interim Venezuelan government to reduce its political and economic ties with rivals such as China, Russia, Iran and Cuba in exchange for deeper cooperation on oil

China and South Korea reaffirm free trade stance as Li Qiang meets Lee Jae Myung in Beijing

Beijing talks underline shared commitment to openness China and South Korea used high level talks in Beijing to reaffirm their support for free trade and multilateral cooperation, signalling a shared desire to stabilise economic relations amid growing global uncertainty. During a meeting on