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Thailand Launches Airstrikes on Cambodia - Trump‑Brokered Ceasefire at Risk

Thai forces launched airstrikes along the disputed Cambodia border, prompting mass displacement and threatening to unravel a Trump mediated ceasefire that had briefly calmed the long‑running dispute between the neighbors

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Over $1 trillion - China’s annual goods trade surplus, the first time on record

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“The resistance and its weapons are our honor and glory” — Khaled Mashal

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Thailand Launches Airstrikes on Cambodia - Ceasefire Unravels

Thailand and Cambodia have reignited cross‑border fighting with Thai airstrikes reported along disputed border areas. The strikes threaten a fragile Trump mediated ceasefire and have triggered civilian displacement and regional alarm.

IDF Chief Declares New 'Yellow Line' Border in Gaza

Ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas appear to be advancing into a new phase while Israeli commanders signal territorial changes on the ground. Negotiators face hard choices over disarmament and prisoner returns.

Zelensky Heads to London for Talks With European Leaders

Ukraine peace diplomacy heats up as President Zelenskyy flies to London to meet European leaders amid U S efforts to push a peace plan. Tensions with the U S president’s public commentary complicates negotiations.

Supreme Court to Rule on Trump’s Bid to Control Independent Agencies

The Supreme Court is weighing landmark cases that could expand presidential authority over independent agencies. Decisions could reshape administrative power and set high‑stakes legal precedent.

Defense Department Reviewing Boat Strike Video for Possible Release

Congressional and public pressure mounts over deadly US strikes on alleged drug boats. The Pentagon is reviewing video evidence as lawmakers debate legality and oversight of the operations.

Trump Threatens to Intervene in Netflix Warner Bros Deal

The proposed Netflix acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery has drawn presidential scrutiny and warnings about market concentration. Industry and regulators are weighing competitive risks for the media landscape.

China Trade Surplus Tops $1 Trillion for First Time

China's export rebound and shifting trade flows have pushed its annual goods surplus past $1 trillion, while shipments to the United States have plunged. The data underscore a reconfigured global trade landscape.

IBM Nears $11 Billion Deal to Buy Confluent

IBM is reported to be in advanced talks to acquire data streaming specialist Confluent in a deal that would reshape enterprise data infrastructure. Markets reacted as shares moved on the takeover reports.

Powell Faces Pressure as Fed Prepares to Cut Rates

Jerome Powell faces an unusual confluence of political and market pressure as the Fed prepares for a likely rate cut. Investors and policymakers are watching for signals on inflation and growth.

Congress Lines Up Defense Bill for Possible Vote This Week

Lawmakers are moving the annual defense authorization forward with a package that includes China‑focused restrictions, investment limits, and troop pay changes. The NDAA remains a central 'must‑pass' item.

Supreme Court Will Hear Case That Could End Birthright Citizenship

The high court has accepted cases that could reshape constitutional doctrines on presidential power and administrative law. The outcomes may have far reaching effects on separation of powers and executive reach.

Australian Bushfires Destroy Homes and Kill Firefighter

A wave of destructive bushfires has swept across Australian states, killing at least one firefighter and destroying dozens of homes. Emergency crews are battling fast moving blazes amid difficult conditions.

Water Leak at Louvre Damages Hundreds of Historic Books

The Louvre has suffered a damaging water leak in its Egyptian antiquities department that ruined hundreds of books and rare items, compounding recent security and preservation concerns at the museum.

Benin Coup Leader Still on the Run After Failed Takeover

A reported coup attempt in Benin prompted a live television declaration by soldiers and a government response saying the threat was contained. Authorities continue searches and arrests amid uncertainty over the plot.

Sudan's RSF Claims Control of Strategic Heglig Oil Field

Sudan's conflict continues to deepen with paramilitary forces seizing strategic assets and the humanitarian toll mounting. International agencies warn of mass starvation and an escalating crisis.

Second Flight of Iranian Deportees Departs US for Tehran

Iran confirmed a second flight of deported nationals from the United States as Tehran prepares to receive the returned citizens. The repatriations reflect growing diplomatic and immigration tensions.

Japan Summons China Envoy Over Fighter Jet Radar Lock

An incident of radar locking and dangerous military maneuvers has spiked tensions between China and Japan, prompting protests and diplomatic warnings. The episode raises regional security concerns in East Asia.

Washington's New Security Blueprint Paints Dark Future for Europe

The Trump administration's new national security strategy has drawn praise from Moscow and raised alarms in Europe while the US presses NATO partners to assume greater self defense responsibilities.

Reports Say Israeli Surveillance Recorded US and Allied Meetings

Reports allege Israeli surveillance recorded meetings at a joint base coordinating Gaza aid and security while back‑channel diplomacy seeks to rebuild ties with regional partners.

AI Bubble Fears Grow as Investment and Hype Surge

Concerns mount over an AI investment frenzy with critics warning of a bubble even as major asset managers and startups double down on infrastructure and new architectures.

Trump to Announce $12 Billion Farm Aid Program

Economic relief and new child savings policies are taking shape as the administration readies a farm aid package and Treasury clarifies rules for new 'Trump Accounts' aimed at children.

NYC Mayor‑Elect Urges Immigrants to 'Stand Up' to ICE

Immigration policy and enforcement remain a flashpoint as New York's mayor‑elect offers guidance to migrants, local operations draw scrutiny, and advocates warn that new federal sweeps are creating legal limbo.

Federal Judge Deals Setback to DOJ in Effort to Seek New Comey Indictment

Judicial setbacks have complicated the Justice Department's effort to retry high profile targets, with federal judges blocking the use of certain evidence and slowing prosecutions.

Sea Drones Force Russian Retreat as Ukraine Eyes More Complex Attacks

Ukraine's use of uncrewed sea drones has proven effective, forcing Russian adjustments. Kyiv plans more sophisticated maritime strikes as it evolves tactics to challenge Russian naval dominance.

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