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Biden to announce aid port on Gaza's coast as cease-fire talks stall

Aid moving into the pier would likely be by commercial ship or contracted vessel, the official said

Donald Trump ordered to pay six-figure legal fees after failed lawsuit

A London judge, who threw out the case against Orbis Business Intelligence last month saying it was bound to fail," ordered Trump to pay legal fees of 300,000 pounds ($382,000)

US army soldier arrested for selling sensitive military information

The indictment outlines that Schultz was initially asked to provide documents detailing lessons that could be learned from Russia's war with Ukraine

Will provide 10,000 drones to Ukraine in its fight against Russia: Britain

Britain said Thursday that it would provide 10,000 drones to arm Ukraine in its fight against Russia

Haiti extends emergency, nighttime curfew to prevent gang attacks

Scores of people have died in Haiti's recent gang attacks, including several police officers

China's exports, imports beat estimates, trade surplus of over $125 bn

Imports rose 3.5% from the same time last year, up from a 0.2% growth in December

Sweden officially joins Nato after completing its accession process

The White House said that having Sweden as a NATO ally will make the United States and our allies even safer

Hong Kong court affirms sedition conviction for pro-democracy activist

Hong Kong has seen its freedoms decline in recent years as Beijing has tightened control over the city

US devising tactics to suppress us despite improvement in relations: China

Wang Yi, speaking to media during the annual meeting of China's legislature, said that relations with the US have improved, but America has not fulfilled its promises

Putin's crackdown casts a wide net, ensnaring LGBTQ+ community, lawyers

Dozens of rights groups, charities and other nongovernmental organizations have been labelled foreign agents and outlawed as undesirable in recent years. Many had to shut down

Houthi attack kills 3 crew members in rebels' 1st fatal assault on shipping

The Houthis have launched attacks since November, and the US began an airstrike campaign in January that so far hasn't halted their attacks

China flexes its might against the Philippines in disputed waters

Tuesday's hostilities off the Philippine-occupied Second Thomas Shoal lasted about five hours starting after dawn and were witnessed by two Associated Press journalists

Australian, Vietnamese PMs elevate their nations' economic relations

The Vietnam bilateral relationship has proved a success in Australia's hedge against Chinese economic moves

Britain's draft UN resolution calls for ceasefire in conflict-torn Sudan

Sudan plunged into chaos last April, when long-simmering tensions between its military led by Gen Abdel Fattah Burhan and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces broke out into street battles in the capital

Kim Jong Un calls for greater fighting power against the US, South Korea

North Korea has reacted to previous South Korean-US military exercises with missile and other weapons tests

Musk agreed ChatGPT maker should become for-profit company, says OpenAI

Elon Musk was an early investor in OpenAI when it was founded in 2015. He co-chaired its board alongside Altman. He said in his lawsuit that he invested tens of millions of dollars in OpenAI

Over 8,5000 migrants died worldwide, highest since UN started counting

A total of 8,565 migrants died on land and sea routes worldwide last year, the U.N. migration agency said Wednesday, a record high since it began counting deaths a decade ago

Trump bulldozes ahead as last Republican standing in 2024 primary

Earlier, Trump finished Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses with a 30-percentage point victory that set a Republican record for the state without an incumbent in the race

IAEA chief in Russia to discuss safety of Ukrainian nuclear plant

The International Atomic Energy Agency has repeatedly expressed alarm about the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant

Pressure grows on Israel to open more aid routes into Gaza by land, sea

Last week, an attempt by the Israeli military to facilitate the movement of aid ended in tragedy when more than 100 Palestinians were shot by Israeli defence forces