Monthly Archives: October 2025
Seoul Issues Code Black Travel Ban to Cambodia After Student’s Death
South Korea has imposed its highest level travel warning, a “code black” ban, for several regions in Cambodia after a surge in human trafficking,...
Israeli Strikes in Gaza Test Fragile Ceasefire With Hamas
The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, brokered earlier this month under a U.S.-led plan, is under renewed strain following Israeli air and artillery strikes...
Millions Join “No Kings” Protests Across the U.S.
Millions of demonstrators took to the streets across the United States and in cities abroad on Saturday for the second nationwide “No Kings” day...
Meta Removes Chicago ICE-Tracking Group After DOJ Request
Meta has taken down a large Facebook group that shared information about federal immigration officers in Chicago, after the U.S. Department of Justice requested...
NATO Chief Jests at Russia’s Ailing Submarine Amid Questions Over Fleet Readiness
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte took a swipe at Russia’s navy on Monday after one of its submarines appeared to suffer mechanical problems and...
Global “Run It Hot” Policies Push Precious Metals to Record Highs
A new phase of global economic policy is fueling a powerful rally in gold and silver. As the world’s wealthiest nations keep monetary and...
Philippines and China Clash Over Vessel Collision in South China Sea
A maritime incident near the Philippine-held island of Thitu has reignited tensions between Manila and Beijing, with both governments accusing each other of responsibility...
Melania Trump Helps Facilitate Return of Ukrainian Children from Russia
Eight Ukrainian children who had been living in Russia have been reunited with their families after months of diplomatic outreach involving First Lady Melania...
All Hostages Freed as Trump Addresses Israel Ahead of Cairo Peace Summit
In a day filled with emotion and global anticipation, all 20 surviving hostages held in Gaza have been freed and are now back in...
Government Shutdown Worsens Air Traffic Shortages, Disrupting Flights Nationwide
Air travelers across the United States are facing mounting frustration as the ongoing government shutdown, now in its second week, continues to strain air...
