
U.S. Presses South Korean Firms to Build Memory-Chip Plants in America
The U.S. has named South Korea’s Honam chip cluster while urging Korean companies to build memory plants on American soil.

The U.S. has named South Korea’s Honam chip cluster while urging Korean companies to build memory plants on American soil.

Reports say Iran-linked hackers were blamed for disrupting a U.K. power plant in what may be first publicly reported incident.

Ukraine must implement major changes to avoid defeat in its war with Russia, according to the country’s ousted defense minister.

Fort Worth approved an $11.25 million settlement with Atatiana Jefferson’s family over her fatal shooting by a police officer.

The United States temporarily suspended consular activities in a Mexican border city after issuing a security alert to citizens.

UK households will be urged to store basic supplies as ministers prepare for extreme weather, cyberattacks, and hostile-state threats at home.

Mazloum Abdi declared the Syrian Democratic Forces dissolved after completing the integration of its fighters into Syria’s national army.

Iranian strikes severely damaged U.S. intelligence facilities, surveillance equipment, and military infrastructure across the Middle East, officials say.

Fact-checkers say Donald Trump has repeatedly misstated Canada’s unemployment, trade, military, and political relationships amid renewed tariff tensions.

US media reports that the CIA chief traveled to Moscow for unannounced talks, though officials have not publicly confirmed visit.

Iran and Oman discuss a shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz, alongside a proposed mission to clear maritime mines.

Putin’s decree allows Russia to temporarily take control of critical firms that fail to defend infrastructure against Ukrainian drone attacks.

A Hindu family in Bangladesh was reportedly killed after confronting men allegedly using drugs who remained at home to eat.

MK Sukkot confirms destroying a West Bank monument, describing the act as “a small taste” while IDF soldiers guarded him.

The United States has removed Syria from its state sponsors of terrorism list, signaling a major shift in diplomatic policy.

India and Japan are deepening cooperation on artificial intelligence and semiconductors, seeking technology partnerships, resilient supply chains, and economic growth.

Australia’s music industry has banned AI-generated songs from chart consideration, intensifying debates over authorship, originality, copyright, and technology’s role.

A Putin adviser claims Ukraine planned to invade Russia on March 8, 2022, arguing Moscow launched its offensive in self-defense.

CCTV footage captured the point-blank shooting of an Israeli crime boss, prompting a major police investigation into the brazen attack.

Authorities discovered a third drone and suspected military explosives near Leipzig Airport, prompting security measures and renewed concerns about surveillance.

Indonesia's August 15 earthquake death toll reached 100 by August 24, with thousands of homes damaged and relief efforts continuing.

Singapore raised its 2026 growth forecast after stronger-than-expected activity, with global AI investment helping support the economy.

Japanese farmers are shifting work to nighttime and early morning as extreme heat makes daytime agricultural labor increasingly difficult.

Researchers from Okayama and Hokkaido universities developed a nanodevice that combines two different light-manipulation functions in one structure.