Aarav Shen

Aarav Shen is an esteemed journalist with over 15 years of experience reporting on business, finance, and economics. With a rich background that spans from Southeast Asia to the heart of Wall Street, Aarav offers a piercing global perspective on market dynamics and economic policy. His work, recognized for its depth and clarity, has shaped international dialogue, making him a trusted voice in a complex industry. Currently based in Hong Kong, he distills intricate financial trends into compelling narratives for a worldwide audience.

President Trump Visits Memphis to Highlight Crime-Fighting Task Force Successes Amidst Mixed Approval Ratings

President Trump visits Memphis to highlight the Memphis Safe Task Force's crime-fighting efforts, amidst mixed national approval ratings and local rallies.

Columbus Statue Installed Near White House Amid Historical Debate

A statue of Christopher Columbus has been installed near the White House, reigniting debates about the explorer's legacy and historical recognition.

Trump’s Controversial Reaction to Robert Mueller’s Death Draws Widespread Condemnation

Former President Donald Trump's controversial reaction to Robert Mueller's death, including his social media post and Fox News's coverage, sparks widespread condemnation and debate.

Iran Launches Missiles at US-UK Base in Indian Ocean; Nuclear Facility Hit Amid Escalating Conflict

Iran launches missiles at a US-UK base in the Indian Ocean and its nuclear facility is reportedly hit amid escalating conflict. Updates on international responses, sanctions, and the war's impact.

Trump Considers ‘Winding Down’ Iran War Amid Escalating Regional Conflict

President Trump hints at winding down the Iran war amidst escalating conflict, troop deployments, and diplomatic efforts. Explore the latest developments and challenges.

China’s New Cybercrime Bill Sparks Concerns Over Free Expression

China's new cybercrime bill, featuring post-sentence exit bans, faces criticism for potentially threatening free expression and information access, with rights groups raising concerns over vague provisions.

US Intelligence: China Not Planning Taiwan Invasion by 2027, Citing Risks and Preference for Forceful Unification

U.S. intelligence agencies assess that China is not planning to invade Taiwan by 2027, citing significant risks and a preference for peaceful unification, according to the latest threat assessment.

China’s Commerce Minister to Address Global Trade Challenges at WTO Conference in Yaounde

China's Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao will attend the WTO Ministerial Conference in Yaounde, Cameroon, to discuss global trade challenges, WTO reform, and Africa's industrialization.

Golden Dome Missile Defense Cost Soars to $185 Billion Amid Space Layer Expansion

The Pentagon's Golden Dome missile defense system cost estimate has risen to $185 billion due to expanded space-based capabilities, with completion now expected in 2035.

China Launches $13.4 Billion Push for Foreign Investment in Key Industries

China's NDRC has unveiled a $13.4 billion plan to fuel foreign investment in manufacturing, logistics, and R&D, broadening global participation and targeting industrial innovation.

Local Bounti Boosts Financial Flexibility with $15 Million Convertible Note and Key Credit Amendments

Local Bounti has raised $15 million via a convertible note and amended its credit facility, enhancing liquidity and financial flexibility to support growth efforts. Read more about the deal's terms, strategic impact, and what investors need to watch next.

France Deploys Naval Power to Middle East Amidst Diplomatic Push

France bolsters its military presence in the Middle East with a significant naval deployment, including its aircraft carrier, as President Macron pursues diplomatic solutions and postwar talks with regional powers.

Oman Air Cargo Implements New Surcharges Amid Rising Costs

Oman Air Cargo announces the introduction of fuel and war risk surcharges effective March 18, 2026, due to rising operational costs.

Israel Claims Major Blow: Top Iranian Security Chief Ali Larijani Killed in Airstrike

Israel claims to have killed Ali Larijani, Iran’s top security chief, in a targeted airstrike near Tehran. The high-profile operation, also eliminating Iran’s Basij commander, escalates tensions and disrupts global oil flows as allies refuse U.S. calls for military intervention in the Strait of Hormuz.

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