President Donald Trump’s Tokyo visit marks Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s first major diplomatic test, with trade, defense, and regional strategy at the forefront. The summit anchors a wider Asia tour set to conclude with a meeting with Xi.

Timor-Leste Set to Become ASEAN’s 11th Member, Achieving Long-Held Political Goal

Republican Governors Deploy National Guard Ahead of Nationwide Anti-Trump Protests

Bali's $20 Billion Subway Project Stalls Amid Investor Concerns

PM Carney’s pre-budget speech sets the tone for Canada’s 2026 fiscal plan, with bold pledges on housing, climate, and youth employment.

Tens of thousands protested across Belgium on 14 October 2025 against austerity measures; a full timeline, history and expert analysis.

GERB keeps regional strength as WCC–DB wins Sofia: in-depth breakdown, historical context, and what it means for 2026.

Prosecutors Suggest They May Ask to Disqualify Comey’s Attorney

Wealthy Families Turn to Hong Kong and Singapore as Twin Hubs for Growth in Asia

Brazilian pianist Tenório Jr., disappeared in 1976 during Argentina’s dictatorship, identified after 50 years — a story of truth and memory.

Comprehensive, up-to-date look at Bahrain’s diplomacy, security ties, legal/economic governance, and October conferences.

After Samoa’s 2025 budget was rejected in Parliament, Fiame Naomi Mataʻafa claimed the FAST Party’s fiscal plan closely followed her government’s priorities. The defeat triggered an early election and renewed debate over policy continuity.

Argentina’s economic collapse and the spread of digital platforms have fueled a surge in online sex work. From OnlyFans to WhatsApp, digital prostitution is reshaping culture, law, and survival strategies in the country.

The October 2025 protests across Argentina unite teachers, retirees, unions and students in opposition to President Milei’s austerity measures, pension vetoes and education cuts — a pivotal moment for the country’s political and social future.

Worcester School Committee Member Confirms the Student Achievement on the MCAS Exam

U.S. Weighs Stake in Greenland Rare Earths Project Amid Strategic Push

No Signs of Life Found at Collapsed Indonesian School, 59 Still Missing

Rising H-1B Visa Fees Could Reshape U.S. Tech Talent Pipeline

Thai Court Sentences Man to Life for Killing Cambodian Opposition Politician

Global Markets Mixed as U.S. Shutdown Continues and Japan Sees Political Shift