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Thai, Cambodian forces clash as border dispute leaves at least 11 dead

Thai villagers could be seen on video fleeing their homes to seek shelter as the clashes began in the morning

Wealthy investors bet on Dubai, Abu Dhabi despite regional risks

The cities, both part of the United Arab Emirates, have become irresistible for the world's richest people

'Great Jeans': Sydney Sweeney campaign fuels American Eagle rally

The company has partnered with Sweeney for its fall season denim collection that includes a limited-edition denim jacket as well as a 'The Sydney Jean'

S&P raises Pakistan's sovereign rating to 'B-' as fiscal outlook improves

S&P Global Ratings upgrades Pakistan's sovereign credit rating, citing improved fiscal conditions, contained external liquidity risks, and reduced near-term default risk

Explained: Why Thailand and Cambodia are clashing over ancient temples

Thailand and Cambodia have contested sovereignty along parts of their 817-km border for over a century, resulting in repeated skirmishes over the years

At least 9 killed, 14 injured in Thailand-Cambodia border clash

The clash happened in an area where the ancient Prasat Ta Muen Thom temple stands along the border of Thailand's Surin province and Cambodia Oddar Meanchey province

Russian passenger plane crashes near Tynda; all onboard feared dead

Wreckage found after Antonov An-24 went missing near Russia's Tynda; all passengers and crew feared dead

Gabbard's claims of anti-Trump conspiracy not supported by documents

Gabbard cited newly declassified emails from Obama officials and a 5 year old classified House report in hopes of undermining the intelligence community's conclusion that Putin wanted to boost Trump

How Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang won over Trump who wanted to split his company

Not Tim Cook or Elon Musk, but Jensen Huang has emerged as the most influential tech executive in Washington as Donald Trump reverses decision to dismantle Nvidia

Response of ceasefire proposal handed to mediators with new demands: Hamas

An Israeli official told The Jerusalem Post that Hamas has yet to deliver an official response to the proposal submitted a week ago and is now raising new demands on issues previously resolved

EU's central bank to hold off on another rate cut to anticipate tariff blow

With the bench mark rate now at 2 per cent, down from a record high of 4 per cent, analyst think there could be one more rate cut coming, but only in September

Climate change an 'existential threat', states legally bound to act: ICJ

The ICJ ruled that states must take all necessary steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, halt fossil fuel expansion and provide reparations to vulnerable countries suffering climate-related harm

Swaminarayan Temple in Australia's Melbourne vandalised with 'racial slurs'

President of the Hindu Council of Australia, Victoria chapter, Makrand Bhagwat, expressed deep shock at the vandalism of the holy place

Accused in Trump assassination returns to court, hopes to represent himself

The accused, Ryan Routh previously made the request earlier this month during a hearing in Fort Pierce before US District Court Judge Aileen Cannon.

US fertility rate reached new low in 2024 with 1.6 kids per woman: CDC

The US was once among only a few developed countries with a rate that ensured each generation had enough children to replace itself about 2.1 kids per woman

Trump warns US firms against setting up units in China, hiring from India

Donald Trump slams US tech giants for outsourcing to China, India; says AI orders mark end of 'radical globalism' and vows to bring tech jobs back to US workers

Tom Hayes Libor victory puts convictions in $10 billion scandal at risk

When star trader Tom Hayes was found guilty of rigging a benchmark interest rate in 2015, it set off a raft of other investigations of bankers and traders across the City of London

Amazon's Jeff Bezos may acquire CNBC to expand media reach, says US tabloid

Since buying The Washington Post in 2013, Jeff Bezos has faced major losses at the paper and is now reportedly considering acquiring CNBC to expand his media portfolio

Europe and China to hold trade talks; low expectations for major agreements

The talks, initially supposed to last two days but scaled back to one, come amid financial uncertainty around the world, wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, and the threat of US tariffs

Trump set to visit Federal Reserve today, intensifying pressure on Powell

Trump's repeated criticism of Powell and talk of firing him has rattled markets, raising concerns over central bank independence-a cornerstone of the global financial system