Stabbing in China kills ten-year-old Japanese boy

Stabbing in China kills ten-year-old Japanese boy

A 10-year-old Japanese student has tragically passed away just one day after being stabbed near his school in southern China. According to Japanese officials, the boy enrolled at the Shenzhen Japanese School passed away from his injuries early Thursday morning. Local police reported that a 44-year-old man, identified by the surname Zhong, was apprehended at…

UK PM Starmer pledges migrant cooperation on Italy trip

UK PM Starmer pledges migrant cooperation on Italy trip

During a visit to Rome on Monday, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledged to usher in “a new era” of cross-border collaboration to combat people smuggling gangs. This commitment was made during discussions with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, marking a significant shift in the UK’s relations with Europe. Since securing victory in the July…

Shanghai hit by most powerful typhoon in 75 year

Shanghai hit by most powerful typhoon in 75 year

A significant evacuation effort unfolded as a formidable typhoon struck near Shanghai, China’s financial center, displacing hundreds of thousands of residents. Typhoon Bebinca made landfall at approximately 07:30 local time (23:30 GMT) on Monday, striking the Lingang New City coastal region in eastern Shanghai, according to the China Meteorological Administration. Chinese state media reports that…

US grants Bangladesh an additional $202 million in aid

US grants Bangladesh an additional $202 million in aid

During a visit to Dhaka on Sunday, a U.S. delegation announced that the United States is dedicated to fostering inclusive economic growth, strengthening institutions, and advancing development in Bangladesh. The delegation plans to provide an additional $202 million in aid. A six-member delegation, headed by Deputy Under Secretary of the Treasury Department Brent Neiman, marks…

UEFA warns England of Euro ban risk due to regulator plans

UEFA warns England of Euro ban risk due to regulator plans

UEFA has issued a caution to the UK government, indicating that England may face a ban from the Euro 2028 tournament, which they are set to co-host, should Prime Minister Keir Starmer proceed with current proposals for a men’s football regulator, according to reports from British media on Saturday. In correspondence addressed to Culture Secretary…