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Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s secretive White House meeting with President Trump, Turkey’s surprise involvement, and Russia’s shifting role signal a rapid geopolitical realignment.

Escalating tensions in East Asia as China’s Consul General in Osaka threatens to “chop off filthy heads” after Japan warns a Taiwan war would be an existential crisis. Tokyo lodges a formal protest; Taiwan condemns the diplomat’s remarks. Meanwhile, Vice President Bi-khim Hsiao speaks at the European Parliament and former President Tsai Ing-wen arrives in Berlin, drawing a sharp rebuke from China’s Foreign Ministry.

Yesterday’s Asia Society program in New York gathered senior U.S. and Korean officials and regional experts to break down what APEC 2025 achieved — and what it didn’t — following the Gyeongju leaders’ meetings.

Across the United States, voters delivered a series of surprising and historic results on Tuesday night — signaling both a generational and ideological shift in local and state politics. From New York to Virginia, Democrats notched decisive victories while many of Donald Trump’s endorsed candidates struggled to gain traction.

Russia lands a Wagner-linked cargo plane in Venezuela as President Trump deploys U.S. warships, bombers, and the Gerald R. Ford carrier.

Russia has begun mobilizing Ukrainians in the occupied territories, reassigning these areas to its Southern Military District.

At APEC 2025, U.S. promises lacked written terms, leaving Japan cautious, South Korea pragmatic, and China strategically ascendant as Asia seeks clarity.

President Trump showered Xi Jinping with praise while lowering tariffs and touting a “12 out of 10” meeting. Xi remained cold and strategic.

The Air Force One gaggle offered a revealing look at Trump’s “diplomatic posture” as his Asia tour continues.

U.S. sanctions on Russia’s oil giants Lukoil and Rosneft are shaking global energy markets — but who really profits from the fallout? ONEST breaks down who wins, who loses, and what happens next.

The broader issue highlights a growing crisis: without subsidies, health insurance is unaffordable for nearly all Americans.

With significant funding, legal reforms, and cross-government cooperation, Ottawa is signaling a decisive shift toward a “Canada strong” approach to public safety.