French President Emmanuel Macron is making a bold economic play: invite more Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) into Europe—in exchange for fairer market access for Chinese businesses. But Beijing isn’t just handing over capital without conditions. Here’s what’s really at stake in the evolving EU-China trade relations.
Legendary Australian captain Steve Waugh has delivered a nuanced take on cricket’s biggest format debate. While calling Test cricket the ‘pinnacle,’ he admits T20 leagues are essential for players’ financial security—a reality that could shape the sport’s future.
The ICC has officially rejected Bangladesh’s request to relocate T20 World Cup 2026 matches from India, citing no valid grounds for a venue change. Pakistan, while backing Dhaka’s concerns in principle, has confirmed it will not pull out of the tournament.
In a move that has reignited global debate, former President Donald Trump defended his decision to invite Vladimir Putin to his proposed ‘Board of Peace,’ even as concerns mount over Russia’s strategic interest in Greenland. Here’s what it means for U.S. foreign policy and NATO.
In a surprising diplomatic maneuver, Vladimir Putin has proposed using $1 billion from Russia’s frozen U.S. assets to fund Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan—while also linking it to Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction. But is this a real olive branch or a strategic ploy?
In a powerful display of diaspora activism, hundreds gathered outside the UK Parliament to urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer to take decisive action against the escalating persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh. The protest highlighted a dramatic demographic decline and called for immediate British diplomatic intervention.