Canada’s prime minister visits Asia and Australia to deepen trade and security ties, reinforcing “middle power” cooperation in a shifting Indo-Pacific landscape.
After a Workers’ Party congress, Kim Jong Un presented rifles to officials and appeared with his daughter, reinforcing themes of loyalty, defense, and possible continuity.
As tensions with Iran rise, Israel maintains a composed readiness—an atmosphere strikingly different from the palpable panic that preceded the 1967 Six-Day War.
U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets mark a sharp escalation, as political appeals and regional tensions reshape an already fragile Middle East balance.
Pakistan declared it is in “open war” with Afghanistan after cross-border strikes and exchanges, escalating tensions along their contested frontier.
Argentina’s Senate approved a labor reform backed by President Javier Milei, reshaping hiring and severance rules as part of broader economic changes.
Airlines canceled and rerouted flights after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, adjusting airspace use amid heightened regional tensions.
Sony is exploring technology that could allow PS3 and classic games to run natively on future hardware, potentially preserving performance authenticity while expanding backward compatibility.
Silver prices have surged to historic highs amid industrial demand, green energy expansion, and investor hedging. Despite volatility, the metal’s rising relevance signals a shifting global economic landscape.
Gold prices have surged toward US$5,300 amid inflation fears, geopolitical tensions, currency shifts, and strong central bank demand, reinforcing its role as a global safe-haven asset.
A Bolivian military plane transporting banknotes crashed near the capital, killing all 20 aboard. Authorities are investigating the cause amid national mourning.
Google has intensified enforcement on YouTube, limiting ad-blocking and unauthorized access methods as the platform strengthens monetization systems to support creators and platform sustainability.
Hyundai Motor Group plans a Rp105 trillion investment to accelerate AI, robotics, and smart manufacturing technologies, strengthening its position in future mobility and intelligent industrial systems.
Bill Clinton told a congressional committee he had “no idea” about Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes, addressing past associations as lawmakers continue investigations.
Sony has introduced enhanced PSSR AI upscaling for PS5 Pro, delivering sharper visuals and improved image clarity across dozens of supported games without compromising performance.
A military aircraft carrying cash crashed, scattering banknotes and drawing crowds of residents to the site before authorities secured the area and urged the return of recovered funds.
New research shows Antarctic glacial meltwater contributes far less bioavailable iron to the Southern Ocean than previously thought, challenging ideas about its climate benefit.
An alleged methamphetamine distributor known as Ko Erwin was arrested after attempting to flee police; officers shot his leg to stop the escape during an anti-narcotics operation.
In the irradiated ruins of Chernobyl’s reactor, melanin‑rich fungi thrive amid ionizing radiation, prompting research into how they endure — and possibly harness — radiation in extreme environments.
A tram derailed and struck a building in Milan, killing two and injuring others, prompting investigations and a citywide reflection on safety and resilience.
A man has been jailed after exposing himself to lone women on the London Underground. British Transport Police led the investigation.
Residents in Manggarai were reportedly assaulted during protests against a mini-hydropower project they say displaced their farmland, highlighting tensions between renewable energy development and community land rights.
Mark Carney’s visit to India signals cautious re-engagement after strained ties, offering diplomatic balance for Canada and strategic optics for Modi.
Indonesia plans to deploy 8,000 troops to Gaza in phased stages, marking a significant overseas commitment tied to its long-standing diplomatic stance.