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North Korea insults US Prez Biden, slams defence agreement with Seoul

Sister of Kim lashed out at Biden over his blunt warning that North Korean nuclear aggression would result in the end of its regime, calling him senile and too miscalculating and irresponsibly brave

South Korea's President Yoon talks of nuclear threat at Harvard visit

Yoon pointed to a new plan he unveiled with President Joe Biden on Wednesday for intensified nuclear deterrence to counter any North Korean threat

ChatGPT back in Italy after meeting watchdog demands, says OpenAI

Last month, the Italian watchdog, known as Garante, ordered OpenAI to temporarily stop processing Italian users' personal information while it investigated a possible data breach

Federal Reserve faults Silicon Valley Bank execs, itself in bank failure

Federal regulators seized Silicon Valley Bank on March 10 after customers withdrew tens of billions of dollars in deposits in a matter of hours

Biden plan aims to stem border migration as Covid-19 restrictions end

The International Refugee Assistance Project said in a statement that it is concerned at the lack of details in the plan, how it will be implemented and where the money will come from

Japan to lift Covid-19 border controls before holiday season begins

Japan's government dropped its requests for mask wearing in March, leaving it up to each person's discretion

Europe's economy barely gains momentum as inflation pinches consumers

Spain and Italy performed better, both growing 0.5 per cent, while France managed a 0.2 per cent expansion thanks to exports

Japan to restore preferential trade status for South Korea: Official

The list currently contains 26 nations including the United States, Britain, Canada, France and Germany

Fed's review report of supervision in Silicon Valley Bank collapse out

The report is also likely to look at whether a banking law passed in 2018 contributed to the recent bank turmoil by softening some of the restrictions on large banks put in place under the Dodd-Frank

Russia launches 20 missiles, 2 drones at Ukraine, attack kills 16 people

The strikes on the nine-story residential building in central Ukraine occurred in Uman, a city located around 215 kilometres (134 miles) south of Kyiv

BBC chairman quits amid furore over role in Boris Johnson loan in 2021

Sharp said he was quitting to prioritize the interests of the BBC after making an inadvertent breach of the rules

FIBA picks Qatar to host its marquee 2027 World Cup in men's basketball

Doha will stage all games in the 32-team event, FIBA said, citing upgraded subway and public transport networks that were completed for the men's soccer World Cup played last November and December

Russian fires over 20 cruise missiles in Ukraine, kills 12 people

The strikes on the nine-story residential building in central Ukraine occurred in Uman, a city located around 215 kilometers (134 miles) south of Kyiv

Iran's navy seizes oil tanker with 24 Indian crew members near Oman

Iran's navy seized a Marshall Islands-flagged oil tanker with 24 Indian crew members in the Gulf of Oman on Thursday

Taiwanese defence ministry spots 38 Chinese warplanes, 6 vessels nearby

China's military flew 38 fighter jets and other warplanes near Taiwan, the Taiwanese defence ministry said Friday

9 still missing, 11 people dead after speedboat sinks in west Indonesia

A speedboat carrying at least 78 people sank in western Indonesia, and rescuers were searching for nine people still missing in the rough seas early Friday

Nato allies sent 1,550 combat vehicles, 230 tanks to Ukraine during war

Nato allies and partner countries have delivered more than 98% of the combat vehicles promised to Ukraine during Russia's invasion and war, the military alliance's chief said

Sudan crisis: Generals accept another 3-day truce amid Darfur rampage

Armed fighters rampaged through a main city in Sudan's war-ravaged region of Darfur on Thursday, battling each other and looting shops and homes, residents said

After weak start to year, airlines eagerly looking to profitable summer

In the last two weeks, both Delta and United posted large losses for the first quarter but spoke in glowing terms about the summer outlook

US economy grew at weak 1.1% rate in first quarter in sign of slowdown

Spending on goods, in particular, was solid: It rose at its fastest pace since the second quarter of 2021