China and Canada Signal Thaw in Trade Relations as US Tariffs Reshape Global Ties

China and Canada appear to be moving toward a reset in their strained trade relationship, as leaders in both countries reassess their economic strategies in response to shifting global conditions and the impact of renewed US tariffs. The change in tone comes as

Trump Signals Support to Iran Protesters as Reported Death Toll Surpasses 2,000

US President Donald Trump has told Iranians that “help is on its way” as the reported death toll from nationwide protests in Iran climbed to more than 2,000, marking one of the deadliest episodes of unrest in the country’s modern history. The statement

Hong Kong Foil Team Clinches Gold at Paris World Cup as Young Fencers Shine

Hong Kong’s men’s foil fencing team claimed a major early season triumph on Sunday by winning team gold at the Paris Foil World Cup, delivering a statement performance that underlined the city’s growing strength in international fencing. The victory capped a dominant day

Marathon Reunion Celebrates 25 Years of Friendship for Hong Kong’s Running Babes

From cities across Europe, North America and Asia, a group of long time friends travelled to Hong Kong this weekend to celebrate both a personal milestone and a shared passion that has bound them together for a quarter of a century. Known as

Man Arrested in Kuala Lumpur After Posing as Security Guard and Forcing Woman Into Indecent Act

Malaysian police have arrested a man accused of posing as a security guard to rob a young couple in a Kuala Lumpur car park before forcing a woman to perform what authorities described as an indecent act. The case has sparked public concern

Gig Workers’ Strike in India Rekindles Debate Over Human Cost of Ultra Fast Deliveries

A flash strike by gig workers across India on New Year’s Eve has reignited a national debate over the human cost of the country’s rapidly expanding ultra fast delivery economy. The protests, which took place during one of the busiest delivery periods of

US Sends Hundreds More Federal Agents to Minneapolis After Outcry Over ICE Fatal Shooting

The United States is deploying hundreds more federal agents to Minneapolis as tensions escalate following the fatal shooting of a woman by an immigration officer, even as local leaders and residents demand that federal forces leave the city. The move was confirmed on

Cuba Pushes Back Against Trump’s Threat to Cut Off Venezuelan Oil and Funding

The government of Cuba has responded defiantly to recent comments by Donald Trump, the president of the United States, who declared that no Venezuelan oil or financial support would be allowed to flow to the island nation and urged Havana to negotiate a

Trump Says Iran Seeking Talks After Deadly Crackdown as Protest Death Toll Rises

US President Donald Trump has said Iran is seeking negotiations with Washington following his warning that the United States could take military action against the Islamic Republic over its violent response to nationwide protests. His comments came amid reports from activists that hundreds

Former UK Ambassador Mandelson Apologises to Epstein Victims but Stops Short of Addressing Personal Links

Britain’s former ambassador to the United States, Peter Mandelson, has issued a public apology to the victims of Jeffrey Epstein, while declining to apologise for his own personal associations with the disgraced financier. The statement has reignited debate in the UK over accountability,