
PepsiCo Production Facility Damaged in Russian Strike on Ukraine, Company Says
PepsiCo says one of its facilities in Ukraine was damaged during a Russian strike, adding to concerns over wartime disruptions.

PepsiCo says one of its facilities in Ukraine was damaged during a Russian strike, adding to concerns over wartime disruptions.

A proposed GM union agreement would invest C$1.1 billion in Canadian auto factories as industry faces pressure from U.S. tariffs.

Ukraine plans to align its banks and insurers with European Union rules by 2028, according to its central bank governor.

Cuba is beginning reforms as the United States tightens pressure, signaling a cautious opening amid economic strain and political dynamics.

Russia has submitted a proposal responding to India’s $5.25 billion tender for five additional S-400 “Sudarshan” air-defense units.

Rescuers are battling floods and debris across the Himalayas as a disaster pushes the death toll toward 800, officials report.

Zambia’s opposition leader has been charged with treason, escalating tensions and raising concerns about dissent, due process, and democratic stability.

Donald Trump recently shared a headline declaring “Canada on notice” after the United States announced an oil agreement involving Venezuela.

Google Maps reportedly displays Lake Ontario as “Lake America” for U.S. users, reviving debate over naming, geography, and political influence.

Greece is set to sign a $3.6 billion Israeli air-defense deal, creating “Achilles Shield” aimed at countering Turkey and Iran.

Russia has launched a record number of factory-produced, jet-powered Shahed drones against Ukraine, intensifying attacks and pressure on air defenses.

Niger says it has regained control of an airbase after a soldiers’ mutiny, easing tensions while authorities assess the situation.

Pope Leo calls for Haiti hostages’ release and aid for Nepal after deadly floods devastate communities and leave families grieving.

Investors moved toward bonds as uncertainty over inflation and interest rates increased, while U.S. equity funds recorded major weekly outflows.

The Trump administration is weighing a land swap in Yosemite National Park to allow a private access road, raising concerns among conservationists about the impact on public lands.

U.S. equity funds recorded a $22.33 billion weekly outflow as investors reassessed risk ahead of Nvidia earnings and Federal Reserve signals

Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has promised to double the number of potholes fixed this year, addressing driver frustrations and prioritizing infrastructure maintenance.

The Fox Hollow coroner expresses doubt that the suspected serial killer acted alone, citing the complexity of the crimes and prompting a broader investigation into potential accomplices.

A missing Australian woman has been found safe amid severe flooding in Nepal, ending a tense search and highlighting international cooperation in disaster response.

One Nation has won the Secret Harbour byelection in Western Australia, signaling a shift in voter sentiment and highlighting the influence of local issues on regional politics.

ICE arrests in the San Francisco Bay Area have increased by nearly 70 percent, sparking concern among advocates and highlighting tensions with local sanctuary policies.

A California college has secured the number one spot in TIME’s new national rankings, leading a dominant showing by the state’s institutions in the top ten.

Iran’s leaders have acknowledged the economic toll of war and pledged to pursue diplomacy while maintaining strong defenses, signaling a pragmatic shift in strategy.

A nine-month-old baby was killed in a parking lot accident involving an allegedly unlicensed driver, prompting an investigation and community mourning.