Singapore has confirmed its first two locally transmitted mpox cases, with authorities stating that public risk remains low and containment measures are in place.
Former oil tycoon OK Lim has been taken into custody at a hospital to begin serving a 13-year sentence following his conviction in a major fraud case.
A man was arrested after allegedly making 50,000 scam calls in 50 minutes, with victims losing about $1.6 million in a high-speed fraud operation.
SaxaVord Spaceport positions Scotland as the UK’s first commercial rocket launch hub, marking a quiet but significant step into Europe’s growing space economy.
A tech company CFO has been charged in the U.S. over an alleged scheme to illegally trade restricted Nvidia chips, raising concerns about export controls and global tech supply chains.
A Singapore teen was arrested after a viral video showed him licking a vending machine straw and returning it, raising concerns about hygiene and public trust.
Iran continues military strikes in the Persian Gulf despite warnings from Donald Trump, raising tensions and challenging efforts to maintain regional stability.
Scottish researchers use AI to track marine mammal migration across the North Atlantic, improving understanding of shifting ocean patterns amid environmental change.
A 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia’s Molucca Sea triggered a small tsunami, leaving one dead and prompting emergency responses across affected coastal regions.
The UK hosts 35 nations to discuss reopening the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions, aiming to stabilize global energy routes through coordinated diplomacy.
A Norwegian audit highlights theoretical remote-access risks in Chinese-made electric buses, prompting Oslo to strengthen cybersecurity while maintaining confidence in smart urban transport systems.lp
Police have launched a homicide investigation in Lower Hutt following the death of a young person. Investigations are ongoing.
Min Aung Hlaing, the leader of Myanmar's military coup, is poised to assume the presidency, solidifying his power amid ongoing unrest and international condemnation.
Pakistan is repositioning itself as a mediator in the Iran conflict, shifting from diplomatic isolation toward strategic engagement, reflecting evolving roles in global geopolitics.
Police are investigating an alleged kidnapping of a woman in her vehicle outside an Auckland shopping center.
Wartime fuel shortages across Asia are disrupting daily life, triggering panic buying, rising crime, and economic strain, revealing how scarcity can reshape society beyond the battlefield.
South Korea and France are set to enhance their diplomatic relations by elevating their partnership to a strategic level, as announced by the Blue House.
Auckland CBD business owners are calling for increased police presence due to rising crime concerns. Authorities are reviewing safety measures.
A Gulf economic crisis is quietly affecting South Asian farmers through reduced remittances, unstable export demand, and rising costs, forcing difficult decisions about crops, income, and survival.
A recent report by Strider has uncovered that various unsanctioned firms are actively supplying materials and technology to Iran’s drone program, raising significant concerns about global security.
A person was hospitalized after a rare marine mammal bite at a Dunedin beach. Authorities urge the public to keep distance from wildlife.
A cousin of Bashar al-Assad is convicted after a sting operation tied to an arms-for-drugs deal, highlighting international efforts against illicit networks.
New Zealand Defence Force has stepped up combat readiness drills at Waiouru Military Camp to strengthen operational preparedness.
A Brussels official urges Europeans to work from home and drive less, aiming to reduce energy use and reshape urban living patterns.