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Starbucks reworks China strategy, to sell 60% control to local investor Boyu

Starbucks has announced a $4 billion joint venture with Chinese investment firm Boyu Capital to manage its retail operations in China, marking a major strategic shift for the coffee giant in its second-largest market. Read More

Sudan: Amid RSF’s massacres, UN’s hunger watchdog declares famine

Amid ongoing massacres by the RSF in Sudan’s Darfur region, a UN-backed hunger watchdog has declared famine in El-Fasher, the city where the paramilitaries are feared to have killed several thousand. Read More

China puts Trump-Xi deal to 4-point test: Beijing urges DC to stay away from ‘sensitive issues’

Beijing has urged Washington to respect its core interests — including Taiwan, human rights, and development rights — as both sides navigate fragile trade, tech, and security tensions following the Trump-Xi talks in South Korea Go to Source Read More

Dick Cheney, George Bush’s vice president and key Iraq war figure, dies at 84

According to a family statement, Cheney passed away on Monday night due to complications from pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease Go to Source Read More

‘Yunus a conspiratorial’: Ex-Bangladesh minister claims army chief acted as CIA agent in plot to oust Hasina

In a major revelation more than a year after Sheikh Hasina’s ouster, Bangladesh’s former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal has alleged that Army Chief General Waker-uz-Zaman acted as a CIA agent and engineered the coup that brought down Hasina’s g Read More

In a first since Operation Sindoor, Indian pilgrims enter Pakistan to pray at Nankana Sahib

Around 2,100 Indian pilgrims received visas to visit Pakistan for Guru Nanak’s 556th birth anniversary celebrations, amid strained India-Pakistan relations following the alarming Pahalgam terror attack. Read More

Why is Canada looking to mass-cancel temporary visas to Indians?

Canada is seeking legislative powers to enforce the mass cancellation of temporary visas to Indians and Bangladeshis. As per internal documents accessed, the move is being sought to deter fraud in the visa system. Read More

China unveils missile that can change form at Mach-5 speed: Everything about the ‘morphing’ vehicle

The technology stands out as it finally bridges a key gap in aviation—flying at high speeds without sacrificing agility Go to Source Read More