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Japan issues tsunami advisory after quake hits near Russia's Kamchatka

The quake was about 250 kilometers away from Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost of the country's four big islands

Russia kills 21 civilians in Ukraine, remains defiant over Trump's threats

A Russian airstrike on a prison in Ukraine's southeastern Zaporizhzhia region killed at least 17 inmates and wounded more than 80 others, officials said

Top Chinese, US officials huddle in Sweden for 2nd day of tariff talks

Before the talks resumed Tuesday, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson met with Bessent and US trade representative Jamieson Greer over breakfast

Donald Trump caps his 5-day Scottish trip by opening new golf course

Trump used his trip to meet with Starmer and reach a trade framework for tariffs between the US and the European Union's 27 member countries though scores of key details remain to be hammered out

Thailand, Cambodia ceasefire holds as displaced villagers return home

The Thai government separately said it has lodged complaints to Malaysia, the US and China about Cambodia's alleged breach of the ceasefire agreement

Gangs, merchants sell food aid in Gaza, where IDF shattered security

Israel's decision this weekend to facilitate more aid deliveries under international pressure has lowered prices somewhat but has yet to be fully felt on the ground

Iraq's PM Al-Sudani seeks closer US ties while keeping armed groups at bay

Al-Sudani also hopes to secure US economic investment in oil and gas, and also artificial intelligence which he said would contribute to regional security and make the two countries great together

US DOJ files misconduct complaint against judge handling deportation case

The comments have undermined the integrity and impartiality of the judiciary, the complaint says, adding that the administration has always complied with all court orders

Honolulu lawsuit against fossil fuel firms leads climate change legal fight

In 2020, Honolulu sued major oil companies, arguing they knew for nearly half a century that fossil fuel products create greenhouse gas pollution that warms the planet and changes the climate

Russia starts direct commercial flights between Moscow and Pyongyang

North Korea has been slowly easing the curbs imposed during the pandemic and reopening its borders in phases. But the country hasn't said if it would fully resume international tourism

9 to a room, none with a choice: Migrants in Dubai caught in housing purge

Dubai's ongoing crackdown on illegal partitioned apartments is forcing low-wage migrant workers out of the only housing they can afford.

Ex-cop who mistook Black man's phone for gun gets 15 yrs to life for murder

Former Columbus officer Adam Coy shot Hill four times in a garage in December 2020, as the country reckoned with a series of police killings of Black men, women and children

Israeli fire kills dozens in Gaza, aid delivery remains chaotic: Officials

A baby girl died hours after being delivered in a complex emergency cesarean. She had been placed in an incubator and was breathing with assistance from a ventilator

Multiple people shot at Nevada casino in Reno; suspect in custody

The gunman who opened fire just outside the Grand Sierra Resort casino shot multiple people before being taken into custody, police said

One dead, 10 injured in exchange of gunfire in Atlanta, according to police

Ten victims with gunshot wounds, seven male and three female, were taken to a hospital, police said in a news release.

London stabbings leave 2 dead, as many hospitalised, including suspect

A 58-year-old-man was killed at the scene in the Southwark section of central London, the Metropolitan police said. A 27-year-old man died from his injuries at the hospital

Trump gets economy he wants, but growth risks may spoil his victory lap

Trump faces a court challenge from states and businesses claiming he overstepped his authority by declaring national emergencies to justify tariffs on much of the global economy

Cut ties with Epstein for 'stealing people who worked for me', says Trump

The president and his allies, some of whom are now in the administration, had promised to release the files

Tariffs on South Korea's products threaten the 'K-beauty' boom in the US

Statistics compiled by US International Trade Commission, an independent federal agency, show the US imported $1.7 billion worth of South Korean cosmetics in 2024, a 54% increase from a year before

Kim's sister sees no US intent to resume talks on N Korea denuclearisation

Kim Yo Jong said that if Trump and her brother's personal relations are to serve the purpose of North Korea's denuclearisation, North Korea would view it as nothing but a mockery