Push to Remove ‘Pro-China’ Lawmakers Gains Momentum July 28, 2025 – Taiwan is grappling with political paralysis as a mass recall campaign targets lawmakers perceived as “pro-China,” threatening to reshape the island’s legislative landscape. The movement, gaining traction on X, reflects deep divisions over Taiwan’s relationship with Beijing. The Recall Campaign Key aspects of the…
Raids Targeting Muslims Fuel Controversy in Poorest State July 20, 2025 – An electoral roll revision in India’s poorest state, Bihar, has become a political lightning rod amid allegations of targeted raids against Muslim communities. The move, intended to update voter lists, has raised concerns about voter suppression and communal tensions. What’s Happening? The revision…
Humanitarian Crisis Worsens Amid Regional Tensions July 15, 2025 – A deepening political divide in Ethiopia’s Tigray region is stoking fears of renewed conflict, as the region grapples with a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by ongoing violence. The split, involving rival factions within the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), threatens to destabilize an already fragile region….
Once-Obscure Party Gains Traction with Bold Rhetoric July 28, 2025 – Japan’s political scene is witnessing a surge in support for the far-right Sanseito party, which has gained attention for its unapologetic nationalist stance. The party’s rise, described as “saying what others are thinking,” has sparked both admiration and concern among voters and analysts. What…
Trump Administration Reverts to Previous Policy Shift July 22, 2025 – The United States has announced plans to withdraw from UNESCO, the UN’s scientific and cultural agency, for the second time in less than a decade. The decision, echoing a similar move during President Trump’s first term, has reignited debates over America’s role in global…
Move Follows Global Pressure Amid Starvation Warnings July 27, 2025 – Israel has declared a “tactical pause” in military operations in parts of Gaza to facilitate humanitarian aid delivery, responding to mounting international pressure and warnings of widespread starvation. The announcement comes as reports confirm six additional Palestinian deaths due to malnutrition. Details of the…
Malaysian PM Mediates Truce to End Days of Violence July 28, 2025 – Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to an immediate ceasefire following days of intense cross-border clashes, according to Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. The violence, which escalated after Thailand launched airstrikes on Cambodian military targets, has raised fears of a broader regional conflict….
Trump Announces Long-Awaited Agreement to Boost Economic Ties July 28, 2025 – In a significant move for global trade, US President Donald Trump announced a comprehensive trade deal with the European Union, ending months of tense negotiations. The agreement, revealed on July 27, aims to reduce tariffs and strengthen economic cooperation between the two powers,…
Breakthrough Treatment Rewinds Brain Damage A groundbreaking drug, GAI-17, developed in Osaka, shows promise in reversing stroke damage even six hours post-event, according to ScienceDaily. The drug could also have applications for Alzheimer’s. How It Works Global Impact Stroke affects millions annually, and GAI-17 could transform treatment protocols. Human trials are expected to begin in…
Children Bear the Brunt of Food Shortages BBC News reports a dire malnutrition crisis in Gaza, with 21 children dying from starvation in just 72 hours. The United Nations has condemned restrictions on aid, exacerbating famine conditions. Current Situation International Response The UN is calling for immediate humanitarian pauses to allow aid delivery. Local hospitals…