Chinese Miner CMOC Expands Global Footprint With US$1 Billion Purchase of Brazilian Gold Assets

China’s leading mining company CMOC Group has strengthened its presence in the global precious metals market with a major acquisition in Brazil, agreeing to pay about US$1 billion for gold assets owned by Canada based Equinox Gold. The deal will see CMOC take

Supporters Say No Contact With Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi Since Her Arrest in Iran

Supporters of Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi say they have had no contact with her since her arrest late last week, raising growing concerns about her safety and well being and renewing calls for her immediate release. Mohammadi, who was awarded

Global Leaders Condemn Bondi Beach Terror Attack as Communities Mourn Victims

Leaders from around the world have expressed shock, grief, and condemnation following a deadly shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach that Australian authorities have described as a terrorist attack. The assault, which took place on Sunday, left 15 people dead and dozens more injured,

UN Warns Global Aid Cuts Are Deepening Suffering of Millions of Refugees Worldwide

The United Nations has warned that sweeping cuts to humanitarian aid this year are inflicting severe and avoidable suffering on millions of refugees, as funding shortfalls collide with ongoing conflicts and political hostility toward displaced people. Speaking on Monday, outgoing UN High Commissioner

Behind Locked Gates Allegations of Abuse Inside China’s Schools for ‘Rebellious’ Teens

Former students and investigators are exposing troubling accounts from China’s so called behavior correction schools, where teenagers labeled as rebellious or problematic are allegedly subjected to deception, confinement, and severe abuse. Baobao, now 19, says simple everyday experiences still trigger fear years after

Geely Launches World’s Largest Automotive Safety Research Center in China

Geely Auto Group has officially opened the world’s largest automotive safety research and development center, marking a significant step in China’s ambition to shape global vehicle safety standards, particularly as electric cars become more widespread. The new facility is located in Ningbo and

China’s Chorus Choir Makes Saudi Debut with ‘World Famous Songs’ Performance

China’s Chorus choir made its debut appearance in Saudi Arabia with a special one night performance titled World Famous Songs, bringing an international musical showcase to audiences at the King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture. The concert took place on Thursday evening and

China Declines Nvidia H200 Chips Despite US Export Clearance

China has opted not to adopt Nvidia’s H200 artificial intelligence chips, even after the United States approved their export, signaling Beijing’s deepening commitment to semiconductor self reliance amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. The decision comes as global demand for advanced AI processors continues to

Germany Confirms EU Plan on Potential Ukrainian Concessions Has Been Shared with the U.S.

Germany has confirmed that European leaders have sent a proposal to U.S. President Donald Trump outlining possible territorial concessions that Ukraine may be prepared to discuss as part of ongoing diplomatic efforts to end the conflict. Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced the development on

Cambodia Reports Heavy Civilian Toll as Border Clashes with Thailand Continue

Cambodia has reported a rising civilian toll as renewed fighting along its border with Thailand stretches into its fifth day. According to the Cambodian Defense Ministry, at least ten civilians have been killed and sixty others injured as artillery exchanges continue to hit