2:05 am, Sunday, 26 October 2025
International

U.S. SAYS IT WILL REVOKE COLOMBIAN PRESIDENT PETRO’S VISA AFTER NEW YORK RALLY

Washington’s move and diplomatic fallout The United States said it will revoke Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s visa after he joined

HURRICANE HELENE RESET A NORTH CAROLINA TOWN’S OUTDOOR BOOM

Tourism dreams, washed out overnight Old Fort, a mountain gateway town in North Carolina, was building a reputation for biking

THE U.S. MAY TAX GADGETS BY THEIR CHIP COUNT—A RADICAL TARIFF IDEA

How the proposal would work The Trump administration is weighing a tariff formula that ties import duties for foreign electronic

Sloths and golden lion tamarins share a canopy in new Palm Beach Zoo habitat

Designing coexistence for conservation The Palm Beach Zoo in Florida has opened a shared exhibit where golden lion tamarins and

Japan widens Nankai megaquake risk range to 60–94.5% over 30 years

New probability band and data issues Japan’s Earthquake Research Committee has revised the 30-year probability for a magnitude 8–9 quake

SEOUL WON’T RULE OUT TRUMP–KIM MEETING AT NEXT MONTH’S APEC

Signals from Seoul on possible summitry South Korea signaled it “cannot rule out” a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump

UAE foreign minister meets Netanyahu, urges end to Gaza war and a political plan

Gulf diplomacy and wartime calculus The United Arab Emirates’ foreign minister met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem and

TRACKING THE ‘REAL’ ORIENT EXPRESS: WHY LUXURY SLEEPER BRANDS CONFUSE TRAVELERS

Name, nostalgia and competing operators The allure of the Orient Express keeps drawing travelers to pricey sleeper trains across Europe,

STELLANTIS RECALLS 123,000+ JEEP WAGONEERS OVER WINDOW TRIM HAZARD

Safety fix under development Stellantis will recall 123,396 Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer vehicles from model years 2022–2024 in the

KURDISTAN–TURKEY PIPELINE RESTARTS AFTER 2½-YEAR HALT

Oil flows resume toward Ceyhan Crude shipments from Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdistan region to Turkey resumed for the first time in