Global Arms Sales Hit Record $679B as Wars Fuel Military Spending
World's top 100 arms manufacturers achieved unprecedented $679 billion in sales, driven by conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza despite production challenges.
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World's top 100 arms manufacturers achieved unprecedented $679 billion in sales, driven by conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza despite production challenges.
Swiss citizens decisively rejected a proposal for inheritance tax on multimillionaires to fund climate action, with over 78% voting against the measure.
A growing movement against 'toxic humility' reflects broader cultural changes in Western societies, challenging traditional values and social norms around self-expression.
BBC investigation reveals Georgian authorities likely used camite, a World War I-era toxic chemical compound, against anti-government demonstrators in recent protests.
New research reveals Australian youth aged 16-25 face unprecedented mental health challenges, with suicide attempts and self-harm rising sharply compared to previous generations.
Israeli PM Netanyahu reportedly urges president for pardon on three corruption cases involving hundreds of thousands in gifts, raising constitutional concerns.
A catastrophic apartment fire at Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court claims at least 146 lives, sparking grief and raising questions about housing safety in the densely populated city.
Young Germans increasingly turn to religious and right-wing extremism, prompting urgent government action to counter radicalization trends threatening social stability.
Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, convicted of orchestrating a massive cocaine trafficking operation, may receive a presidential pardon from Donald Trump.
High-level US-Ukraine delegations meet in Florida to establish pathways for Ukrainian sovereignty as Trump's special envoy prepares for crucial Moscow trip.
Devastating monsoon floods and landslides across Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia have killed over 600 people, creating a humanitarian crisis that tests regional disaster response capabilities.
Illegal cryptocurrency mining operations are draining Southeast Asia's power grids, costing billions in losses while governments struggle to regulate the booming industry.
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