China offloaded $19 billion in U.S. Treasuries in March 2025, trimming holdings to a 16-year low of $757 billion amid tariff escalations. ⠀ The sales, part of $273 billion dumped since 2012, fuel de-dollarization via BRICS alternatives, pressuring yields to 4.5%. ⠀ While not weaponized, the steady divestment signals Beijing’s pivot to gold and yuan internationalization against U.S. dominance. ⠀ Join the free telegram in our bio for daily crypto news and insights 📲

Workers across sectors and regions in India have taken to the streets to oppose the extreme-right-wing government’s decision to implement four new labor codes. The protesters have deemed the codes anti-labor and demanded their immediate withdrawal. In several cities, workers took out protest marches and burned the copies of the labor codes. Unions and progressive groups have warned of larger protests to oppose the legislation. 📲 Read the full article on our website.

Demonstrators marched through central Caracas and demanded an end to military threats against Venezuela. For his part, Trump is keeping the lines of communication open with Caracas while increasing pressure on Chavista leaders. The “Great Civic-Military, Police March for our National Flag and the Sword of Bolívar”, brought together various groups of military personnel, police, and civilians who demanded an end to Washington’s pressure on the Caribbean country. Since August, the Pentagon has deployed its troops in the Caribbean Sea to, according to the Trump administration, stop the entry of drugs which allegedly come out of Venezuela. At the same time, they have declared the Cartel de los Soles an international terrorist organization and identified the Venezuelan government leadership as part of that organization. For several weeks, Chavismo has been preparing for a possible scenario in which it must face an invasion by the world’s largest military power. To this end, it has carried out coordination exercises between the organized bases of Chavismo, the National Bolivarian Militia, and the army and police. 📸 Francisco Trias / @trias.frank 📲 Read the full article on our website.

On March 13th, 1988, 18-year-old Scott Hilbert left a note saying he was visiting a friend. He never returned. Weeks later, his car was discovered abandoned in the Arizona desert, with unidentified fingerprints inside. Despite investigations and the unsettling clues left behind, Scott has never been found, and his disappearance remains a mystery.

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are trying to make it work. ❤️‍🔥⁠ ⁠ A source tells ET that the self-proclaimed twin flames are "working on their relationship" after welcoming their first child together, daughter Saga, in March.⁠ ⁠ According to the source, "Things have been going well lately. Welcoming Saga has brought them closer." The source adds that they plan to stick with therapy as they focus on creating "a more solid foundation, especially for the sake of their family."⁠ ⁠ MGK is also stepping up in a big way, with the source sharing that he's making "a concerted effort to show Megan his commitment to her and the kids by being consistently involved, loving and supportive."⁠ ⁠ Megan and MGK began dating in 2020, got engaged in 2022 and split in 2024, just a few weeks after she announced her pregnancy. After some ups and downs, they seem to be working toward a fresh chapter.⁠ ⁠ (📸: Getty Images, Megan Fox, Machine Gun Kelly)

The streets of Belém were occupied by more than 70,000 people, according to organizers, for the historic Global Climate March. Unlike the official COP30 spaces, the march brought together the diversity of peoples and demands from civil society in defense of climate justice. 📲 Read the full article by Mariana Castro of Brasil de Fato on our website.

Google is reportedly developing a major infrastructure project on Christmas Island, a small Australian territory in the Indian Ocean that’s better known for being overrun by millions of migrating red crabs than for hosting cutting-edge technology. The initiative, part of Google’s broader Australia Connect program, centers on the construction of subsea cable systems designed to boost connectivity across the Indo-Pacific, but the island’s strategic location has fueled speculation that the site could serve as a covert AI or military-linked outpost. The project’s core feature, the Bosun subsea cable, will connect Darwin to Christmas Island and onward to Singapore, while additional interlink cables will tie Melbourne and Perth into the network. Analysts note that the island sits in a geopolitically sensitive region frequently monitored for Chinese naval activity, making the expansion of advanced digital infrastructure there especially significant. Beyond the high-tech ambitions, Christmas Island’s natural world offers a striking contrast. Every year, around 100 million red crabs emerge from the jungle to swarm roads and beaches in a spectacular migration to the sea. This year’s spawning peak, expected around November 15–16, coincides with Google’s push for environmental approvals for the subsea project, raising concerns over potential disruptions to the delicate ecosystem. As Google lays the groundwork for what could become one of the world’s most remote hubs of digital power, it faces a surreal challenge: balancing strategic technology expansion with the unstoppable march of millions of crabs that call the island home. Follow us 👉 @FutureTech for more! 🔌

Zuck took the L here The former head of Meta’s augmented reality glasses efforts announced on Monday she is joining OpenAI to lead robotics and consumer hardware, according to a post on LinkedIn. OpenAI confirmed to TechCrunch that Caitlin Kalinowski will be joining the startup. Kalinowski is a hardware executive who began leading Meta’s AR glasses team in March 2022. She oversaw the creation of Orion, the impressive augmented reality prototype that Meta recently showed off at its annual Connect conference. Kalinowski also led the hardware team behind Meta’s virtual reality goggles for roughly nine years. Before that, she worked at Apple, designing the hardware for MacBooks. Read more on Kalinowski at the link in the bio 👆 Article by Maxwell Zeff Image Credits: NurPhoto / Contributor / Getty Images #TechCrunch #technews #artificialintelligence #OpenAI #ChatGPT #SamAltman

On March 13th, 1988, 18-year-old Scott Hilbert left a note saying he was visiting a friend. He never returned. Weeks later, his car was discovered abandoned in the Arizona desert, with unidentified fingerprints inside. Despite investigations and the unsettling clues left behind, Scott has never been found, and his disappearance remains a mystery.

In the largest protest for Palestine in New Zealand’s history, tens of thousands of people marched through central Auckland calling on the New Zealand government to impose immediate diplomatic and economic sanctions on Israel to halt the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Aotearoa for Palestine, the Palestinian- and Māori-led group that organized the demonstration, estimates that 50,000 people took part in The March for Humanity. The turnout was so vast that as the front of the procession reached its final rallying point at Victoria Park, people were still filing onto Queen Street from the starting point at Aotea Square, a distance of 2.1 kilometers. The march was endorsed by over 150 organizations including labor unions, human rights and environmental projection NGOs, Māori leaders, and community organisations across New Zealand. 📲 Read the full article on our website.