Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Urumqi to attend the 70th anniversary of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. He met representatives of all ethnic groups, offering congratulations and calling for unity. Senior officials Wang Huning and Cai Qi accompanied him during the historic visit and official ceremonies.

President Trump suggested Tylenol use during pregnancy may cause autism, a claim dismissed by doctors and health agencies. The WHO said evidence is inconsistent, with no proof of causation. Experts warned such remarks risk fueling misinformation and unnecessary fear among pregnant women.

Disney has announced that Jimmy Kimmel Live! will return to air on Tuesday, six days after its suspension following controversial comments made by Jimmy Kimmel about conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The decision comes amid regulatory pressure and backlash over the show’s removal.

Gold prices steadied Tuesday after hitting a record peak, supported by expectations of further U.S. interest rate cuts and a weaker dollar. Investors are now focused on upcoming remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for signals on the central bank’s next policy moves.

Crowds gathered in Ramallah and Hebron to support Western nations recognizing Palestine as a state at the UN General Assembly. Demonstrators waved flags and voiced hope that growing international support would strengthen Palestinian aspirations for sovereignty and bring momentum toward a two-state solution.

President Donald Trump has officially labeled antifa a “domestic terrorist organization,” claiming the left-wing activist movement threatens U.S. law enforcement, government, and the rule of law. The decision intensifies political debate, with supporters citing security concerns and critics warning it could curb civil liberties and target dissent.

France has officially recognised the State of Palestine, announcing the decision just before the UN General Assembly meeting. French officials said the move reflects support for a two-state solution and lasting peace in the Middle East. The recognition marks a major diplomatic shift within Europe on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Moldovan authorities have detained 74 people accused of involvement in a Russia-backed scheme to destabilize the country ahead of upcoming elections. Officials say the suspects planned to incite unrest and undermine state security. The government vowed to protect democratic processes amid growing tensions with Moscow.