The Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics officially began today with a dazzling opening ceremony at San Siro Stadium, marking the start of what will be the most geographically spread Games in history. From Milan’s bustling streets to the snow-capped peaks of the Dolomites, athletes will compete across four stunning venues this year. The ceremony, starting at 1900 […]
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The final nuclear arms control treaty between the United States and Russia officially expired on Thursday, ending decades of limits on their nuclear arsenals and sparking global concern over a renewed arms race. The New START Treaty, originally signed in 2010 during a period of warmer relations, lapsed on February 5, after former President Donald […]
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US Government Shutdown Looms Amid Senate Clash Over Trump’s Immigration Crackdown A U.S. government shutdown appeared increasingly likely yesterday after Senate Democrats blocked a crucial vote on a six-bill spending package, intensifying tensions with the White House over President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration policies following the fatal shootings of two activists. The failed vote delayed […]
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In a move signaling closer military cooperation, the United States and South Korea have agreed to deepen collaboration on Seoul’s pursuit of nuclear-powered submarines. During talks on Monday, U.S. Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Elbridge Colby and South Korean Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back emphasized the strategic importance of this partnership. Colby’s visit to Seoul […]
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South Sudan’s military has issued an urgent order for all civilians and personnel from the United Nations and other aid organizations to leave three counties in Jonglei State as it prepares a major operation against opposition forces. For months, South Sudan, Africa’s youngest nation, has been gripped by violent clashes the United Nations says are […]
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President Donald Trump is facing mounting criticism as the deaths of two Americans in Minneapolis during federal immigration operations spark outrage across the nation. The latest victim, Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse, was shot and killed by federal agents early yesterday while struggling with officers on an icy roadway. This tragedy comes less than […]
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World leaders are responding cautiously to US President Donald Trump’s latest international initiative: a “Board of Peace” that invites countries to pay US$1 billion (RM4.05 billion) for a permanent seat. Analysts say the plan resembles a pay-to-play version of the United Nations Security Council, raising eyebrows across the globe. The White House reportedly reached out […]
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Spain is in shock after a tragic collision between two high-speed trains in Andalusia, leaving 21 people dead and more than 70 injured. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez described it as a “night of deep pain” for the nation. The accident occurred Sunday evening near Adamuz, as a Malaga-to-Madrid train derailed and crossed onto the opposite […]
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A tense White House meeting yesterday between US and Danish officials did little to ease the growing friction over Greenland, as President Donald Trump reaffirmed his desire to bring the Danish territory under American control. Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen and Greenlandic counterpart Vivian Motzfeldt met with US Vice President JD Vance and Secretary […]
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Venezuela is looking toward a “new era” of politics and reconciliation, according to interim President Delcy Rodriguez, following the dramatic ouster of former leader Nicolas Maduro by US forces on January 3. At her first press conference since Maduro’s capture, Rodriguez presented herself as a unifying figure, signaling hope for a more tolerant and inclusive […]
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