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Merz Vows to Stay After CDU Gets 5% in State Vote

Friedrich Merz's CDU received just 5% in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern on Sunday, its worst state result since WWII, but the German chancellor vowed to press on.

China Tests Star-Based Navigation for Its 2030 Jupiter Mission

Chinese researchers tested stellar aberration navigation aboard the Tianhui-7 satellite in January, fixing its position to within 5km ahead of a 2030 Jupit

Hong Kong Cuts Subsidised Physiotherapy Places by a Third for 2027-28

Hong Kong's Education Bureau cut subsidised physiotherapy places by about a third for 2027-28 as graduates face a tightening job market

China Sets 2030 Target for Public Cultural Services in 15th Five-Year Plan

China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a 15th Five-Year Plan for public cultural services, setting 2030 targets and 18 key engineering projects.

China Unveils Publishing Industry Plan for 2026–2030 With 33 Major Projects

China's National Press and Publication Administration has issued a publishing industry plan through 2030, listing eight priority areas and 33 major project

France Evacuates 20,000 as Wildfires Rage Amid Southern Europe Heat

Nearly 20,000 people, mostly tourists, have fled an intense wildfire near Bordeaux as extreme heat scorches southern Europe and the Mediterranean warms.

Trump Ties US-Saudi Nuclear Deal to Israel Recognition, Sowing Doubt

President Trump says the newly signed US-Saudi civilian nuclear deal depends on Riyadh joining the Abraham Accords and recognising Israel, raising regional

Activist Sonam Wangchuk Ends 26-Day Hunger Strike as India’s Youth Protests Persist

Activist Sonam Wangchuk ended a 26-day hunger strike citing fears of violence, as India's youth-led movement demands the education minister's resignation.

India’s ‘Cockroach’ Protest Movement Roils Delhi as Modi Vows to Punish Exam Leaks

Tens of thousands defy police in Delhi demanding India's education minister quit over exam leak scandals, as Modi pledges fast-track courts.

US War on Iran Nears $110 Billion as Iran Threatens UK Bases Used by American Forces

The US war on Iran has cost nearly $110 billion with $67 billion more sought, as Iran warns UK bases hosting American forces are "legitimate targets."

Black Descendants Sue Muscogee Nation Seeking Tribal Citizenship Rights

Two descendants of people enslaved by the Muscogee Nation have sued in federal court seeking tribal citizenship, citing an 1866 treaty and a 2025 court rul

US Prosecutors Withdraw Subpoenas Targeting New York Times Reporters

Federal prosecutors have withdrawn subpoenas issued to three New York Times journalists who reported on security concerns over a Qatari-donated Air Force O

Nicaragua’s Congress Advances Plan to Suspend Elections, Drawing UN and US Condemnation

Nicaragua's congress announced a plan to implement President Daniel Ortega's order to end elections, drawing condemnation from the UN and the US.

Trump Organization Eyes Tbilisi Skyline with Ambitious New Skyscraper Project

The Trump Organization is planning a new luxury skyscraper in Tbilisi, Georgia, featuring a hotel and residences, as part of its international expansion strategy.

Strait of Hormuz Tensions Escalate: Iran Closes Key Waterway Amid Attacks and US Blockade

Tensions surge as Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz following attacks on ships and a US blockade. Explore the latest developments, diplomatic efforts, and global impact.

US-Peru Tensions Flare: F-16 Deal Postponed Amidst Concerns Over Chinese Port Investment

US-Peru relations strained as F-16 deal is postponed, sparking US backlash and renewed focus on China's strategic port investment in Chancay.

Ukraine’s Drone Strikes Provoke Russian Threats Against Europe Amidst Belarus Escalation Fears

Ukraine's long-range drone strikes on Russian oil infrastructure prompt Moscow's threats against Europe, while President Zelenskyy warns of Russia potentially drawing Belarus into the conflict.

French Peacekeeper Slain in Lebanon Attack; Macron Accuses Hezbollah

French peacekeeper killed in Lebanon attack; President Macron blames Hezbollah, while the militant group denies involvement. Details of the incident and diplomatic reactions.

Russian Influencers Break Silence, Criticize Kremlin Policies Amidst Growing Discontent

Russian influencers like Victoria Bonya are criticizing Kremlin policies on issues ranging from internet restrictions to economic woes, prompting a response from the Kremlin and sparking widespread online debate.

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