Tuesday, April 1, 2025

World

Trump Warns Putin: Ceasefire or Face Tariffs on Russian Oil

Trump grows impatient with Russia over ceasefire negotiations in Ukraine, threatening tariffs on Russian oil if no agreement is reached.

Golf Diplomacy? Vietnam Courts Trump to Dodge Tariffs

Vietnam seeks to navigate U.S. tariffs through diplomacy, including golf, while maintaining a significant trade surplus.

Hegseth Skips Seoul: Experts Say U.S.–South Korea Ties Facing Silent Strain

Experts warn the U.S.-South Korea alliance faces a silent crisis due to leadership issues and rising defense costs amid tensions with North Korea.

South Korea Rises to 21st in Global Income by 2075—Japan Slips to 45th

South Korea is projected to rank 21st globally in income by 2075, while Japan's ranking will drop significantly to 45th.

White House Confirms Black Sea Peace Pact Between Russia and Ukraine

The U.S. mediates a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, ensuring safe navigation in the Black Sea and limiting military vessel use.

U.S.-Brokered Black Sea Truce: Russia and Ukraine Agree to Ceasefire

Ukraine and Russia agree to halt military attacks in the Black Sea, with the U.S. brokering the deal and easing some sanctions on Russia.

Iceland’s Education Minister Resigns Over Relationship with 15-Year-Old

Iceland's Minister Ásthildur Lóa Thórsdóttir resigns after revealing a past relationship with a 15-year-old, calling it a youthful mistake.

Columbia Student Faces Deportation Over Gaza Protest, Sues Trump

A South Korean student at Columbia faces deportation for protesting the Gaza conflict, claiming her rights as a legal resident are violated.