International Relations
High-Stakes Trade Talks: U.S. and China Face Critical Decisions Amid Ongoing Trade War
Top officials from the Trump administration and their Chinese counterparts are set to meet in London for a second round ... Read more
Japan Strengthens Its Military Presence: What It Means for China and Trump
The Japanese army’s Seventh Regiment is making waves with its new ship-slaying missiles. These missiles are mounted on dark green ... Read more
China Eases Rare Earth Exports Amid Ongoing Shortages: What You Need to Know
China is stepping up its game and starting to issue more export licenses for rare earth magnets. However, things are ... Read more
Friedrich Merz Visits the White House: What Does This Mean for Germany and Trump?
Friedrich Merz, Germany’s new chancellor, is set to meet with President Trump at the White House soon. His goal? To ... Read more
Trump’s Travel Ban: Adding New Struggles for Refugees in War-Torn Nations
In recent years, Myanmar has faced unimaginable struggles. A military coup, civil war, forced conscription, air strikes, and a devastating ... Read more
U.S. Blocks U.N. Resolution for Immediate Gaza Cease-Fire: What It Means for Peace Efforts
The United States recently vetoed a U.N. Security Council resolution that called for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza. This resolution ... Read more
Everything You Need to Know About the 2025 South Korea Presidential Election: Key Insights and Updates
South Koreans began voting at 6 a.m. on Tuesday in a crucial presidential election. This election comes after months of ... Read more
Facing Federal Budget Cuts: Why U.S. Scientists Are Exploring Opportunities Abroad
Ardem Patapoutian’s journey is a tale of resilience and brilliance. He arrived in Los Angeles in 1986, escaping the turmoil ... Read more
Ukraine and Russia: Crucial Second Round of Peace Talks Amid Escalating Attacks
After a day filled with intense airstrikes, Russia and Ukraine met in Istanbul for peace talks. The situation was tense, ... Read more
How U.S. Reliance on China for Rare Earth Magnets Sparks Supply Shortages
Two decades ago, many factories in Indiana that made rare earth magnets moved their operations to China. This shift coincided ... Read more
