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The Global March to Gaza kicks off June 12 in Cairo, with 2,000–3,000 activists from 31 countries marching to Rafah until June 20 to deliver

Canada's first astronaut and longtime MP, Marc Garneau, has passed away at 76. A trailblazer in space and politics, Garneau inspired generations with his pioneering spirit and national service.

The Wall Street Journal reports rising global concern as U.S. national debt reaches historic highs, prompting warnings of financial instability and calls for urgent reform.

Australian health officials are tackling fresh COVID-19 outbreaks in aged care homes with increased testing, vaccination efforts, and stricter safety protocols to safeguard elderly residents.

Cambodia is escalating its long-standing border conflict with Thailand by turning to the International Court of Justice. The legal action aims to resolve territorial tensions near the historic Preah Vihear Temple.

The UK has signed a landmark agreement to cede control of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, following a court ruling in favor of the African nation. The deal maintains the vital US-UK military base on Diego Garcia, balancing sovereignty restoration with strategic interests.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is on the verge of securing a historic "reset" agreement with the European Union, aimed at revitalizing UK-EU relations post-Brexit. The pact includes rejoining the EU’s carbon trading system, a robust joint security initiative, and simplified travel protocols through shared e-passport gate access—marking a major policy shift in Britain’s global outlook.

To combat rising fuel costs, Japan has introduced a gasoline subsidy lowering prices by 10 yen per liter. The move is part of broader efforts to stabilize the economy and ease household financial pressure.

President Marcos Jr. has called for the resignation of all cabinet secretaries as part of a strategic government reset. The move aims to reorganize his administration, boost efficiency, and renew public trust in governance.

In a historic philanthropic announcement, Bill Gates has pledged more than \$200 billion over the next two decades to fight global crises, including poverty, malnutrition, polio, and HIV. Accelerating his charitable timeline, Gates also confirmed that the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will wind down by 2045 after doubling its annual spending.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s upcoming visit to Indonesia in May 2025 will be a key moment in strengthening bilateral relations. With discussions on trade, security, and emerging industries, the visit highlights both countries' dedication to deeper cooperation and regional stability in the Indo-Pacific.

A bipartisan delegation of Japanese lawmakers has urged China to lift its ban on Japanese seafood imports, calling for renewed dialogue and economic cooperation. The meeting with China's top legislator, Zhao Leji, signals a potential thaw in strained trade relations, as both nations navigate the aftermath of Japan’s Fukushima wastewater release and its global implications.

Australia is undergoing a transformative period marked by political change, economic resilience, and strategic global engagement. Following a decisive victory in the 2025 federal election, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Labor Party is steering the country with a renewed focus on social reform, climate action, and inclusive growth.

President Vladimir Putin recently asserted that Russia possesses the means to bring the war in Ukraine to a "logical conclusion," though he expressed hope that nuclear weapons will not be necessary.

Australia faces growing scrutiny over its AUKUS submarine deal amid tensions with China, while simultaneously launching a global talent program to attract top U.S. researchers displaced by funding cuts. Here's how it's shaping security and innovation.

Turkey has begun restoring the dome of the Hagia Sophia to improve earthquake resilience while preserving its historic identity. Learn how this iconic 1,500-year-old site is being protected amid rising seismic concerns in the region.

From Vietnam, Xi’s itinerary extends to Malaysia and Cambodia—two pivotal nations in China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). These visits are widely seen as part of China’s broader efforts to assert itself as a stabilizing and cooperative force in Asia

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In a significant demonstration of continued support for Ukraine, the United Kingdom and Norway have jointly announced a £450 million...