Chinese President Xi Jinping wraps up a three-nation tour of Southeast Asia. U.S. President Donald Trump says there will be a trade deal with Europe. The European Central Bank cuts interest rates for the seventh time since June last year.

In this special edition, we focus on Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Cambodia and explore the implications and significance of his three-nation tour in Southeast Asia for strengthening regional relations.

In this special edition, we look at Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to Malaysia, and explore its implications and significance for both nations and beyond.

In this special edition, we look at Chinese President Xi Jinping's two-day state visit to Vietnam, exploring its implications and significance for both nations and beyond.

Chinese President Xi Jinping pays a state visit to Vietnam. Data shows China's foreign trade started steadily in the first quarter. An Israeli airstrike hits the last fully functional hospital in Gaza City.

China hikes tariffs on U.S. goods to match Washington's latest levy, after the White House confirmed that tariffs on Chinese goods now total 145%. Economic ministers from ASEAN members gather in Kuala Lumpur to strengthen economic ties. Gabon will hold the first presidential election since a military coup in 2023.

The U.S. increases levies on Chinese goods while announcing a 90-day pause of its tariffs for other countries. Germany's Union bloc and SPD agree to form a coalition government. Relatives mourn the victims of a fatal nightclub roof collapse in the Dominican Republic.

Lee Jae-myung resigns as the leader of South Korea's main opposition Democratic Party as the country prepares for a snap presidential election. China releases a white paper outlining its stance on economic and trade issues with the United States. Residents in Khartoum return home after the Sudanese armed forces retook the country's capital.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry says the country will take "necessary measures" against the latest U.S. tariff threats. Multiple UN agencies call for an urgent renewal of the ceasefire in Gaza. South Korea’s government approves June 3rd as the date for a snap presidential election following the removal of impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol.

Protesters launch a ”Hands Off” campaign across the U.S. amid the economic turmoil and widespread job cuts. The Israeli military changes its initial account of the killing of aid workers near Rafah in March. Rain-triggered floods kill dozens of people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

South Korea's Constitutional Court votes unanimously to remove impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol from office. U.S. stocks plummet in response to Donald Trump's announcement of global tariffs. Hungary announces plans to withdraw from the International Criminal Court.

Many trading partners of the United States slam Washington’s latest tariff policy. A second Chinese shipment of aid arrives in quake-hit Myanmar. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel is "dissecting" Gaza to increase pressure on Hamas to release hostages.

China aids Myanmar's Red Cross with cash support. Canada and Mexico ponder how to response to Donald Trump's tariffs. China and Russia push to strengthen cooperation under multilateral frameworks.

International rescue teams are searching for survivors under the rubble after the 7.9-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar. Israel indicates it could launch another major offensive in Rafah in southern Gaza, as Palestinians have reported over 1,000 deaths since the breakdown of the ceasefire. A Paris court finds French far-right leader Marine Le Pen guilty of embezzlement.

China sends about 400 people to assist rescue efforts in earthquake-hit Myanmar, where extensive damage hampers rescue operations and aid deliveries. The World Food Program warns about the risk of acute hunger and malnutrition in Gaza as food supplies have run out. The global trading system braces for U.S. President Donald Trump's impending tariffs on trading partners this week.

Russia and Ukraine remain in disagreement over details of a Black Sea ceasefire agreement. A U.S. judge has ordered the Trump administration to preserve messages from a group chat related to plans for an attack on Yemen's Houthis. The first vice president of South Sudan is under house arrest.

The Atlantic reveals more on U.S. war plans for Yemen as Europe watches the fallout from the security breach. A Hamas-linked agency reports that an Israeli airstrike killed the group's spokesperson in Gaza. The Sudanese army claims full control of Khartoum from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces.

Talks in Saudi Arabia on a Ukraine ceasefire end with the U.S. agreeing to ease Russian sanctions. The Trump administration is under sustained pressure over a national security breach. Violence in Haiti continues unabated amid fears of a forced takeover of the capital by armed gangs.

U.S. and Russian delegations hold talks while Kyiv starts new discussions in Saudi Arabia with Washington. Reports say top U.S. officials accidentally revealed Yemen war plans on a public messaging app. Egypt proposes a new plan to restore the Gaza ceasefire.

U.S. and Russia resume talks in Saudi Arabia, following an earlier meeting between Washington and Kyiv. An Israeli airstrike on a hospital in Khan Younis kills at least five, including a Hamas leader. The Democratic Republic of the Congo vows to end its eastern conflict through dialogue.