Claudia Sheinbaum breaks barriers, elected as Mexico’s first woman president
In a historic leap for Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum is set to become the country’s first female president, marking a transformative moment in its political landscape. [more…]
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Argentina’s Milei shifts tone on China
When Argentine President Javier Milei took office last December, the international community braced for turbulence. Known for his inflammatory pro-U.S. and anti-China rhetoric, Milei had [more…]
Mexico’s historic election overshadowed by wave of violence
In a startling turn of events, Claudia Sheinbaum finds herself at the forefront of a historic election in Mexico, poised to become the country’s first [more…]
Cambodia dives into $1.7 billion canal project
In a move that’s already stirring the regional pot, Cambodia is gearing up to break ground on a massive $1.7 billion canal linking its bustling [more…]
Red Sea diversions spark global port congestion crisis
In the latest episode of “As the Ocean Turns,” major shipping carriers find themselves embroiled in a high-stakes drama on the high seas. The plot [more…]
The carbon rush, Kenya’s green gold
Kenya has become a hotspot for major global companies, thanks to its burgeoning carbon projects. These companies are snapping up carbon credits to offset their [more…]
Automakers under scrutiny for importing components from banned Chinese supplier
BMW, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), and Volkswagen (VW) have found themselves embroiled in controversy over their use of parts made by a supplier with alleged [more…]
Singapore Airlines flight diverts to Bangkok after severe mid-air incident leaves one dead, 71 injured
In a recent and harrowing episode high above the clouds, a Singapore Airlines flight from London to Singapore experienced extreme turbulence, resulting in the tragic [more…]
New logistics hub in Afghanistan signals shift in global trade routes
News surfaced last week about plans for a new logistics center in Herat province, Afghanistan, involving Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan. The project, part of the broader [more…]
Japan tightens rules on international students amid push for 400,000 by 2033
Last April, Prime Minister Kishida Fumio’s administration tweaked a Justice Ministry ordinance, aiming to tighten the rules around accepting international students. Under the new regulations, [more…]