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Escalating U.S.-China Trade War Sparks Global Economic Turmoil

U.S.-China tariffs trigger market instability and global economic concerns.

#trade war, #tariffs, #global economy, #us-china relations

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Removed from Office Following Constitutional Court Ruling

South Korea's Constitutional Court upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, paving the way for a snap election on June 3.

#south korea, #impeachment, #political crisis, #international relations

South Korea Makes Historic 2-Tonne Cocaine Bust at Gangneung Port

South Korea's authorities seized 2 tonnes of cocaine in a historic bust, highlighting growing drug trafficking challenges in the country.

#south korea, #drug trafficking, #cocaine bust, #international cooperation

Severe Winds and Sandstorms Hit Northern China, Disrupting Daily Life

Beijing faces severe winds and sandstorms, causing closures and travel chaos. Highlights the need for enhanced climate measures.

#china, #weather, #sandstorm, #climate change

Myanmar Earthquake Relief Efforts Hampered by Ongoing Conflict and Political Turmoil

A 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar causes massive devastation, complicating relief amid ongoing conflict and internet shutdowns.

#myanmar, #earthquake, #humanitarian aid, #conflict, #united nations

Rare Typhoon-Like Winds Disrupt Beijing and Northern China

Beijing hit by typhoon-like winds, leading to closures and travel disruptions amid rising climate change concerns.

#beijing, #extreme weather, #climate change, #windstorm, #china

EU's New Product Liability Directive Embraces Digital Age

The EU updates product liability laws to include software and AI, impacting consumers and businesses with digital products.

#eu, #product liability, #digital products, #ai systems

China Responds to US Tariff Hike with Increased Import Duties

China raises tariffs on US imports amid escalating trade tensions, sparking global economic concerns.

#china, #us, #trade wars, #tariffs, #global economy

Sudan Accuses UAE of Violating Genocide Convention at The Hague

Sudan takes UAE to ICJ, alleging support for genocidal acts by RSF against Masalit tribe in Darfur.

#sudan, #uae, #icj, #genocide, #darfur

Cambodia Marks 50th Anniversary of Phnom Penh's Fall to Khmer Rouge

Cambodia reflects on 50 years since Phnom Penh's fall to Khmer Rouge with commemorative events and survivor stories.

#cambodia, #khmer rouge, #anniversary, #genocide, #history

Tragic Nightclub Roof Collapse in Santo Domingo Claims Over 180 Lives

Roof collapse during Rubby Pérez's performance at Jet Set nightclub in Santo Domingo kills at least 184, sparking national mourning.

#dominican republic, #nightclub collapse, #rubby pérez, #building safety

EU Ramps Up Renewable Energy Expansion with Record 89 GW Addition Planned for 2025

EU to add 89 GW of renewables in 2025, overcoming challenges in permitting and policy shifts to reduce Russian gas reliance.

#renewable energy, #european union, #solar power, #wind power

North Korea Hosts First Pyongyang Marathon in Six Years, Signaling Tentative Reopening

North Korea hosts its first Pyongyang Marathon in six years, marking a step toward reopening with 200 foreign runners participating.

#north korea, #marathon, #reopening, #tourism

Severe Hailstorm Devastates Russia's Stavropol Wheat Crops

A hailstorm in Stavropol damages vital grain crops, threatening Russia's wheat production and affecting global markets.

#russia, #wheat, #agriculture, #weather, #global markets

U.S. Secretary of State Meets Russian Foreign Minister in Riyadh: Ukraine Excluded from Discussions

U.S. and Russian officials meet in Saudi Arabia to discuss Ukraine conflict resolutions, raising concerns over excluded Ukrainian participation.

#ukraine conflict, #diplomacy, #us-russia relations, #international relations