2025 Disasters Cost $120+ Billion: Climate Report

A new report reveals disasters cost over $120 billion in 2025, highlighting the steep price of climate inaction. Urgent emission cuts are needed to avert future crises. Read the full analysis.

Turkey Raid: 6 IS Militants, 3 Police Killed

Turkish security forces neutralised six Islamic State militants in Yalova, losing three officers. The nationwide operation targeted IS suspects ahead of New Year. Read the full report.

Uyghur Folk Songs Banned in China's Xinjiang Region

Authorities in China's Xinjiang region have banned dozens of Uyghur songs, including the folk ballad 'Besh pede'. Residents risk detention for downloading or sharing the music online. Read the full report.

How Investors Are Preparing for a New Fed

Markets are calm but investors are preparing for a potentially less independent, more divided Federal Reserve as President Trump signals a new chair aligned with his agenda for lower interest rates.

Trump's Immigration Crackdown Loses Public Support

President Trump's aggressive 2025 immigration policies, including invoking the Alien Enemies Act and record detentions, have led to a sharp drop in public approval. Analysis of four key decisions driving the backlash.

Saudi Suspends Umrah Company for Housing Violations

Saudi authorities suspend an Umrah company for failing to provide pre-booked accommodation to pilgrims. The move highlights tighter oversight as pilgrim numbers surge. Read more on the regulatory crackdown.

Argentina Backs India's Bid for Permanent UNSC Seat

Argentina supports India's claim for a permanent UN Security Council seat, stating the current structure is outdated. This marks a key diplomatic win for India amid growing global calls for reform. Read more.

China's 'Carrier-Killer' YJ-20 Hypersonic Missile Tested

China releases footage of a YJ-20 hypersonic anti-ship missile launch, showcasing advanced 'carrier-killer' capabilities. Analysts see it as a direct warning to Western navies in the Pacific. Read the full analysis.

Global Ube Demand Soars, Filipino Farmers Struggle

The world's obsession with purple yam (ube) is overwhelming Philippine farmers. Climate change, planting shortages, and budget cuts threaten the supply of this viral food trend. Discover the story behind the struggle.

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