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China's dominance in the robotics supply chain poses challenges for the United States, which has implemented bans on foreign-made humanoid robots to protect its industry.
Russian forces push in Eastern Ukraine as tensions rise between Moscow and Kiev.
Ukraine faces heavy casualties and potential loss of the Donbass region in the ongoing conflict.
US President Donald Trump claims ongoing negotiations with Iran to end the war, while Tehran denies any talks are taking place.
America's automotive industry faces unprecedented challenges from global competition and shifting supply chains, raising concerns about its future viability and consumer costs.
Protests erupt in Albania against a proposed $1.6 billion luxury resort linked to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, raising concerns about political influence and transparency.
Ukraine seeks to produce Patriot missiles domestically following a potential license from the US, raising questions about production timelines and military impact.
Ukraine's intensified strikes on Crimea aim to isolate the Russian-occupied peninsula, raising questions about a potential strategy to retake the territory.
The Strait of Hormuz remains closed amid the US-Israeli war on Iran, prompting 40 countries to seek solutions for reopening the vital oil chokepoint without military intervention.
Over three-quarters of voters in Boston believe the Brexit decision was primarily about immigration rather than economic concerns.
Canada's entry into Eurovision, championed by Prime Minister Mark Carney, raises questions about national identity and international relations amid tensions with Washington.
Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand evaluates the reliability of the United States as an ally, addressing issues like Arctic security, trade diversification, and geopolitical tensions.
Raul Castro faces seven charges, including murder, related to the 1996 shootdown of civilian planes, prompting political tensions between the US and Cuba under Trump.
More than a million children in South Sudan are suffering from hunger due to the ongoing civil war and humanitarian crisis.
Some Americans falsely claim military heroism, revealing a troubling trend of imposters.
Caterpillar bulldozers are used by the Israeli army to destroy Palestinian homes and orchards.
In response to Texas Senate Bill 4, Catholic parishes in Dallas begin issuing IDs to undocumented immigrants to help them access essential services.
Putin's government enforces religious discrimination against Catholics in Orthodox Russia.
The Westgate Shopping mall siege in Nairobi reveals tensions in Little Mogadishu.
Olivia, a Syrian refugee, shares her story after fleeing Tal Abyad to Turkey amid conflict.
Europe faces economic challenges from high energy costs and trade tensions with the US and China, raising questions about its global competitiveness.
Maha and Pierre recount their experiences after Israel withdrew from Lebanon in 2000.
Sven Schulze, the CDU's candidate for Saxony-Anhalt's regional election, criticizes the AfD's xenophobia and emphasizes the importance of foreign workers for the state's economy.
Palestinian children in Israeli detention face solitary confinement for days or weeks, raising urgent human rights concerns about their treatment and psychological impact.
China's national security law in Hong Kong restricts press freedom and arrests journalists.
Boko Haram attacks Northern Nigeria and Chad, causing destruction and civilian casualties.
Andy Burnham's potential candidacy for prime minister receives support from Chancellor Rachel Reeves, while Donald Trump criticizes his liberal policies on energy.
A 5 to 1 victory for the German national football team over Scotland is discussed alongside key topics from the G7 Summit in Bari.
Teachers in Brazil demand better working conditions during World Cup protests in Rio de Janeiro.
In the Central African Republic, conflict between religious-based militias devastates the nation, prompting writer Peter Gwin and photographer Marcus Bleasdale to investigate its causes and potential solutions.
Charles Taylor testifies at The Hague about Firestone's role in his rise to power in Liberia.
After the Paris shootings, many Muslims express 'Je ne suis pas Charlie' in response to solidarity marches.
A retired FBI agent discusses the unpreparedness during the Charlottesville violence.
A Chinese family-run hotel near Meringen becomes a base for spying on American F35 aircraft.
A group of around 150 Chechen refugees protested in Vienna against the persecution of their countrymen under Ramzan Kadyrov's regime.
Russia's actions in Ukraine threaten nuclear safety at Chernobyl and Zaporizhzhia power plants.
Florida Senate considers a bill to ban child marriage, a growing issue in the United States.
8 million Syrians are displaced as children in Damascus navigate life amid violence and loss, facing trauma and uncertainty every day.
In Orkesh, Syrian Kurdistan, four French children of ISIS fighters, including Adem Clain, share their experiences while awaiting repatriation from deradicalisation centres.
Kazakhstan's strategic position between Russia and China highlights its efforts to balance relationships while navigating historical ties and modern geopolitical challenges.
Shells started raining down on Uri, killing civilians and soldiers in a border dispute.
China's One Child Policy attempts to curb huge population growth, causing severe social issues.
Fourteen people died in a car bomb attack in Afghanistan, prompting a month-long peace march to the capital by hundreds of activists.
China's strategic investments in artificial intelligence, clean energy, and global infrastructure are positioning it as a leading economic superpower by 2026.
US foreign policy in Latin America, shaped by immigration, drug flows, and competition with China, is analyzed by Brian Winter in light of recent actions by the Trump administration.
CCTV has aired hundreds of forced confessions during prime-time slots over the past five years, targeting individuals who oppose the Chinese government.
China's new law aimed at protecting ethnic unity raises concerns among critics, including Human Rights Watch's Elaine Pearce, about increased control over minorities.
China's gray zone warfare is intensifying in the South China Sea, challenging regional stability and prompting responses from the US and allies like Japan and the Philippines.
