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Nato set to approve new military purchases as part of defence spending hike

The 'capability targets' lay out plans for each of the 32 nations to purchase priority equipment like air and missile defence systems, artillery, ammunition, drones

China: Warrants for alleged Taiwanese hackers issued, business banned

Police in the southern manufacturing hub of Guangzhou said hackers were led by a man named Ning Enwei on behalf of Taiwan's independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party

Maori Haka protest: New Zealand parliament votes for suspensions of 3 MPs

Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke received a seven-day ban and her colleagues from Te Pati Maori, the Maori Party, Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi, are barred for 21 days

Russian strike kills 5, including 1 year old, hours after Trump calls Putin

Six more people were wounded in the attack and have been hospitalised, Chaus said. According to him, six Shahed-type drones struck residential areas of Pryluky early Thursday morning

Over 1.5 million foreign pilgrims arrive in Saudi Arabia for Hajj

On Wednesday, pilgrims streamed into Arafat, some making the journey on foot, carrying their luggage through temperatures nudging 40 degrees Celsius

Will 'unconditionally support' Russia's war against Ukraine: Kim Jong Un

In April, North Korea and Russia confirmed for the first time that their troops were jointly deployed, with soldiers from both nations fighting together against a Ukrainian incursion in Russia's Kursk

Syria to grant inspectors access to suspected nuclear sites: UN watchdog

Syria under Assad is believed to have operated an extensive clandestine nuclear program, which included an undeclared nuclear reactor built by North Korea in eastern Deir el-Zour province

Inflation data threatened by US government's hiring freeze as tariffs loom

President Donald Trump froze federal hiring on his first day in office and extended the freeze in April until late July, suggesting future inflation reports will also involve less data collection

Google partners with Chile to deploy a trans-Pacific submarine cable

Chile, home to one of Google's largest data centers in Latin America, is currently connected to the United States and the rest of the region via an undersea cable

22 crew members rescued in North Pacific after ship with cars catches fire

Crew members abandoned ship, were evacuated onto a lifeboat and rescued by the crew of a nearby merchant vessel called the Cosco Hellas in the North Pacific

What is Fusarium graminearum, the fungus allegedly smuggled from China?

Nicknamed vomitoxin because it's most known for causing livestock to throw up, it can also cause diarrhea, abdominal pain, headache and fever in animals and people

US vetoes UN Security Council resolution for an immediate Gaza ceasefire

14 of 15 UN Security Council members backed a resolution calling Gaza's humanitarian situation catastrophic and urging Israel to lift all aid delivery restrictions for 2.1 million Palestinians

Reddit sues Anthropic for allegedly 'scraping' user data to train Claude

Reddit claims that Anthropic has used automated bots to access Reddit's content despite being asked not to do so, and intentionally trained on the personal data of Reddit users

US judge halts deportation of family of Boulder firebombing suspect

The family members have not been charged in the attack on a group demonstrating for the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza

Spike in steel tariffs could imperil Trump promise of lower grocery prices

The staggering 50 per cent levies on those imports took effect Wednesday, stoking fear that big-ticket purchases from cars to washing machines to houses could see major price increases

Ukraine urges air defence aid as West meets without Pentagon chief present

The emphasis should be on US-made Patriot systems, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told a Ukraine Defence Contact Group meeting at Nato headquarters in Brussels

Vietnam scraps two-child policy as aging threatens economic growth

Vietnam has abolished its long-standing two-child limit on Tuesday to try and reverse declining birth rates and ease the pressures of an aging population.

Boulder community to hold vigil after 12 injured in firebombing attack

A vigil was scheduled for Wednesday evening at the local Jewish community centre to support those impacted by the attack

Salvador court convicts 3 ex-army officers in 1982 killing of 4 journalists

A jury made up of five women convicted the three men of murder in a lightning trial that began Tuesday morning in the northern city of Chalatenango

Trump urges senators to sign his big bill of tax breaks into law by July 4

It's a potentially tumultuous three-week sprint for senators preparing to put their own imprint on the massive Republican package that cleared the House late last month by a single vote