One Killed, Two Injured By 12-year-old Finnish School Shooter
A 12-year-old opened fire Tuesday at a school north of the Finnish capital Helsinki, killing a fellow student and seriously injuring two others before being taken into custody, police said.
Trial Set For Alleged Leaders Of German Coup Plot
Among the defendants will be the two men alleged to have led the plot -- the aristocrat and businessman Prince Heinrich XIII Reuss and a former army officer identified as Ruediger v.P.
Iran Vows To Punish Israel For Deadly Strike On Embassy Annex
Four other people were also reported killed in Monday's strike which levelled the five-storey building adjacent to the Iranian embassy and further stoked tensions already running high as the Gaza war nears the end of its sixth month.
'Bombshell': Ajax Suspend CEO Over Insider Trading Suspicions
Ajax announced on Tuesday they were suspending CEO and chairman Alex Kroes on suspicion of insider trading, piling more woe on the Dutch giants who have endured a horror season.
Egyptian President Sisi Sworn In For Third Term
He won a December election with 89.6 percent of the vote against three relative unknowns, after opposition challengers were sidelined or jailed.
Indonesia Buys Two Submarines From France's Naval Group
The announcement comes just over two weeks after the Dutch government picked Naval Group for a submarine deal, giving the company another boost three years after Australia abruptly cancelled a major contract.
Trial Over $1.8 Bn Fraud At Malaysia's 1MDB Opens In Switzerland
They are accused by Swiss state prosecutors of involvement in a vast embezzlement operation orchestrated by Jho Low, an advisor to former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak, with the complicity of the latter.
Blinken In Paris For Talks On Ukraine, Gaza
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will hold talks with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris on Tuesday on supporting Ukraine in its war with Russia and the Israel-Hamas conflict.
North Korea Fires Medium-range Ballistic Missile
Tuesday's launch was the third ballistic missile test of 2024, after a solid-fuel one overseen by Kim in March and another tipped with a maneuverable hypersonic warhead in January.
Trump Posts $175 Million Bond In Civil Fraud Case
Last week, a New York appeals court cut a $454 million bond payment he was originally required to make, reducing the sum to $175 million and giving him 10 days to pay a bond in that amount.
Swan Song For General Electric As It Completes Demerger
An initial split took place in January 2023 with the creation of GE HealthCare, bringing together all the health care activities. The official finalization of the separation comes Tuesday, with General Electric disappearing in favor of GE Vernova, dealing with energy activities, and GE Aerospace, the new name of the late GE.
Will Musk Help Trump With Cash, Not Just Tweets?
Elon Musk, one of the world's richest people, says he won't directly back Joe Biden or Donald Trump in the US election -- but one look at his X feed makes clear his heart is with the Republican.
Strike In Gaza Kills Seven Aid Workers Unloading Food
Monday's deaths came as the Israeli army wrapped up a two-week military operation in and around the Al-Shifa Hospital which reduced the besieged territory's largest medical complex to charred ruins.
Japan Health Supplements Tied To 157 Hospitalizations
Japanese dietary supplements at the centre of an expanding health scare have now been linked to at least 157 hospitalisations, a health ministry official said Tuesday.
Man Utd Held By Brentford As Tottenham, Villa Win In Top Four Chase
Aston Villa remain in fourth after a 2-0 win over Wolves, three points ahead of Tottenham, but now enjoy an 11-point cushion over United, who were lucky to escape west London with a point.
Workers Remove First Chunk Of Destroyed Baltimore Bridge
Demolition crews using blow torches sliced through the upper part of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which crumbled when the Dali cargo vessel lost power and struck it on Tuesday, killing six people.
Erdogan Sees 'Turning Point' For Turkey After Poll Drubbing
Near-final results showed the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) wresting the main cities and Anatolian provinces that were strongholds for Erdogan's Islamic conservative AKP party.
Israelis March Against Netanyahu In Mass Protest
Demonstrators blocked a main city highway after earlier rallying in front of the Israeli parliament, lighting fires and waving Israeli flags.Police used water cannon against them, jostling and pushing protesters back as they shouted that Netanyahu "must go".
'Godzilla X Kong' Tops N.America Box Office With $80 Mn Haul
The enormous gorilla and reptilian giant set their differences aside in the movie, teaming up to save their species and humans in the latest MonsterVerse installment.
'Grave Step Backwards': Meta Shuts Monitoring Tool In Election Year
The tech giant says CrowdTangle will be unavailable after August 14, less than three months before the US election. The Palo Alto company plans to replace it with a new tool that researchers say lacks the same functionality, and which news organizations will largely not have access to.
Gaza's Al-Shifa Hospital Devastated In Two-week Battle
Israel said it had battled Palestinian militants hiding inside Gaza City's Al-Shifa Hospital, killed at least 200 enemy fighters and recovered large stockpiles of weapons, explosives and cash.
Gold Hits Another Record High On Fed Rate Cut Bets
The precious metal has enjoyed healthy buying interest this year as the US central bank hints at an easing of credit conditions.
It hit a new high of $2,265.73 on Monday, according to Bloomberg News.
Formula One Owners Liberty Media Buy MotoGP For $4.5 Bn
MotoGP said in a statement that Liberty Media would acquire "approximately 86 percent" stake from Spain-based owners Dorna in a deal valued at 4.2 billion euros ($4.5 billion).
France Wants 'Clear Message' From China To Russia Over Ukraine War
France and China have sought to strengthen ties in recent years and, during meetings in Paris in February, Foreign Minister Wang Yi told President Emmanuel Macron that Beijing appreciated his country's "independent" stance.
Germany Gives Controversial Green Light To Cannabis
Under the first step in the much-debated new law, adults over 18 are now allowed to carry 25 grams of dried cannabis and cultivate up to three marijuana plants at home.
Ukraine Warns Power Supply Under Threat Amid Deadly Russian Attacks
Moscow has stepped up aerial bombardment of Ukraine in recent weeks, targeting energy infrastructure in response to deadly Ukrainian assaults on Russia's border regions.
Israel Must 'Ensure Urgent Humanitarian Assistance' In Gaza: ICJ
The International Court of Justice's latest order comes as heavy street battles continued to rage in besieged Gaza -- and a major medical charity said it "hasn't seen any change" since a United Nations Security Council resolution this week demanding an immediate ceasefire.
S.Africa's Ex-president Zuma Barred From May Election
The country is to hold general elections on May 29 in what is expected to be the most competitive vote since the advent of democracy in 1994.
Hope Yet For Future Of Battered And Bruised Commonwealth Games
Malaysia's decision came despite the offer of a GBP100 million ($126 million) sweetener from the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) towards the costs of hosting the event.
Cleanup Begins In 'Very Long Road' To Recovery For Baltimore Bridge, Port
The machinery will be deployed in a tricky operation to clear the twisted steel remnants of the Francis Scott Key Bridge from where it fell into the Patapsco River -- blocking the entrance to the Port of Baltimore -- after a massive cargo ship Tuesday hurtled into the span.