- January 10th, 2025
Back in our college days, few things defined our nights out quite like the hunt for the cheapest liquor we could find. It was a time when brands like Svedka and Smirnoff dominated our pre-party rituals, Four Loko was our...
The euro lingered near two-year lows on Thursday as France’s government collapse spurred fears about the stability of the eurozone's second-largest economy. Meanwhile, the South Korean won steadied after enduring a political shock triggered by a martial law controversy. These...
Asian stock markets exhibited mixed performances on Thursday following a historic high on Wall Street. Investors grew increasingly hopeful for U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts after softer U.S. services data suggested a cooling economy, boosting market sentiment. The S&P 500,...
Chinese e-commerce platform Temu, operated by PDD Holdings, has been ordered to suspend operations in Vietnam after missing the deadline to complete its business registration, Vietnamese state media reported on Thursday. The Ministry of Industry and Trade confirmed that Temu...
Bitcoin, the world’s most popular cryptocurrency, soared above $100,000 for the first time on Thursday, marking a historic milestone for digital assets. This unprecedented rise follows the election of Republican Donald Trump as President of the United States, an event...
Myanmar’s protracted civil strife, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA), one of the country’s prominent ethnic rebel groups, has expressed readiness to engage in peace talks mediated by China. This marks a potential turning point in the fighting that...
Authorities are investigating a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) clinic in the central Hubei province following the deaths of at least 15 people who sought cancer treatment there. The Yaowang Valley Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic, located in a remote northern mountain...
Tensions flared once again in the South China Sea this week as the coast guards of China and the Philippines offered conflicting accounts of a maritime confrontation near the contested Scarborough Shoal. This latest episode underscores the volatility of the...
South Korea experienced a seismic political event on December 3 when President Yoon Suk Yeol made an unprecedented declaration of martial law. The move sent shockwaves domestically and reverberated through international diplomatic circles, raising questions about the nation's democratic stability....
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, who briefly declared martial law on Tuesday, December 3, faces mounting criticism and political instability in a turbulent presidency defined by controversy, dwindling public support, and fraught governance. The declaration, citing “anti-state forces” and...
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