The United States is cooking up a plan for Gaza. They want the United Nations to approve a two-year mission. This mission would bring in a new team to run Gaza and a group of international peacekeepers. The goal? To keep the peace and help rebuild the area. The U. S. has shared this idea with some
New Jersey is in the spotlight this November, with a governor's race that's got everyone talking. The two main contenders are Mikie Sherrill, a Democratic representative, and Jack Ciattarelli, a former Republican assemblyman. This election is more than just about New Jersey; it's seen as a way to ga
The Supreme Court is about to tackle a major issue: President Trump's power to impose tariffs. This case could shake up the president's economic plans. Scott Bessent, the Treasury Secretary, is planning to be there. He wants a front-row seat to the arguments. He thinks this case is super important
In 2025, voters on both coasts faced crucial elections. New Yorkers chose a mayor, while California redrew congressional maps. New Jersey and Virginia picked governors, offering clues about the nation's political direction. Political tension was high. Democrats and Republicans clashed over the coun
France is stepping up its game in Asia, seeing the region as a hotspot for creativity in the world of entertainment. The country's film board, CNC, is leading the charge, aiming to make France and Europe major players in this space. At a recent event in Taiwan, CNC's boss Gaetan Bruel shared some b
Pakistan has made it clear that it won't be the first to restart nuclear tests. This comes after President Trump claimed that Pakistan, along with Russia and China, has been secretly testing nuclear weapons. A high-ranking Pakistani security official stated, "Pakistan was not the first to test nucle
Tanzania's recent elections have sparked controversy and unrest. President Samia Suluhu Hassan was sworn in on Monday, but the ceremony lacked public attendance. Hassan claims she won with 98% of the vote on October 29. However, the country's largest opposition party, Chadema, was barred from partic
Nokia is taking Warner Brothers to court in multiple countries. The Finnish company says Warner Brothers is using its video tech without permission. This tech helps make streaming smooth and enjoyable for users. It includes things like video compression, content delivery, and recommendation systems.
The United States is preparing to ask the United Nations Security Council to penalize seven ships. These ships are accused of breaking UN rules by shipping North Korean coal and iron ore to China. This trade brings in a lot of money for North Korea each year, between $200 million and $400 million.
The Amazon rainforest is under siege. Illegal gold mining is a big problem there. Recently, Brazilian police teamed up with Interpol to tackle this issue. They destroyed hundreds of illegal mining rafts on the Madeira River. These rafts were worth millions of dollars. The total damage to criminal gr
