The Supreme Court limited aspects of Trump-era tariffs, reinforcing congressional authority over trade and narrowing executive power under key statutes.
Millions of Ukrainians remain across Europe under temporary protection, building new lives while facing uncertainty over return and long-term status.
Five European nations pledge millions to partner with Ukraine on low-cost drone defense systems, adapting battlefield innovation into broader continental security.
China showcased humanoid robots performing martial arts, highlighting advances in robotics. While raising questions in Europe, the development reflects broader global competition and innovation
Arab states fear a U.S.–Iran war could disrupt oil flows, inflame proxy conflicts, and destabilize fragile economies tied to Gulf security and global trade.
As a tribute rally for a slain far-right activist begins in Lyon, President Macron calls for calm, with authorities maintaining tight security amid national tension.
India signs a critical minerals deal with Brazil, seeking to diversify supply chains and reduce reliance on China amid rising global demand for lithium and rare earths.
Kenyan intelligence says more than 1,000 Kenyans were recruited to fight for Russia in Ukraine after being promised jobs abroad; families now seek help and government engagement.
A fire aboard a luxury cruise ship triggered an emergency evacuation, with several passengers — including Indonesian nationals — requiring medical attention. Authorities contained the blaze as rescue operations proceeded safely.
Residents along Sungai Kungkang oppose pollution linked to illegal gold mining, citing environmental damage and health concerns. Compensation disputes near Sungai Menterap have intensified calls for accountability and river restoration.
Residents in Karawang secured a man believed to be experiencing mental distress after he attacked locals with a machete. Authorities intervened, no fatalities were reported, and the incident highlights the need for safety awareness and mental health support.
The collision between the Soekarno-Hatta airport train and a truck highlights long-term impacts including safety upgrades, regulatory changes, passenger confidence, infrastructure audits, and accelerated adoption of smart monitoring technology.
Customs authorities sealed Berlian Bening Luxury in Pluit as part of a compliance review of imported luxury goods, highlighting regulatory oversight, documentation requirements, and efforts to ensure fair trade practices.
Floodwaters reaching 1.5 meters inundated parts of Jakarta today, driven by heavy upstream rainfall, tidal backflow, land subsidence, and strained drainage systems, highlighting the city’s ongoing environmental and infrastructure challenges.
Residents in Pulomas, East Jakarta, have filed a lawsuit with the administrative court over noise from padel courts, raising broader questions about urban planning, permits, and neighborhood livability.
Indonesian investigators seized four boxes of gold bullion linked to a Rp25.8 trillion money-laundering case. Authorities say asset tracing continues as part of efforts to enforce financial accountability.
An alleged assault by a Brimob officer on a student in Maluku has prompted a police investigation and a public acknowledgment that the incident damaged trust. Authorities pledge accountability and transparency.
OpenAI reportedly debated alerting Canadian authorities about troubling user interactions months before a school shooting suspect was identified.
Pangolins, shy ant-eating mammals found in Africa and Asia, have become the world’s most trafficked mammals despite international trade bans.
Five European powers launched a joint initiative to invest in low-cost air-defence systems and autonomous drones using Ukrainian battlefield experience, aiming to improve defence affordability and readiness.
As Arctic tensions rise, Iceland—NATO’s North Atlantic sentinel—faces growing Russian maritime and strategic activity in the broader region.
Hungary’s reservations have slowed the EU’s €90 billion loan plan for Ukraine, complicating a major effort to finance Kyiv’s stability and reconstruction.
After a viral video showed Punch the baby macaque being dragged by another monkey, Ichikawa City Zoo responded with context, explaining social behaviour and reassuring the public about his wellbeing.
Paramedics and the provincial government reach an agreement in principle on a new contract, addressing wages and working conditions pending union ratification.