Tesla, BMW Take EU To Court Over China EV Tariffs
The carmakers -- which both manufacture EVs in China -- followed challenges filed with the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) by Chinese automakers BYD, Geely and SAIC against the extra tariffs of up to 35 percent.
Colombia Sends Plane For Migrants After Trump Clash
President Gustavo Petro on Sunday stepped back from the brink of a full-blown trade war with the United States after Trump threatened Colombia with sanctions and massive tariffs for turning back two US military planeloads of deported migrants.
Israel Says 'Eliminated' 15 Palestinians In Jenin Raid
The raid began two days after a truce took hold in the Gaza Strip, seeking to put an end to more than 15 months of the Israel-Hamas war that ravaged the Palestinian coastal territory.
Games Music Composer With Ambition To Define An Artform
Far from the bleep-driven video game soundtracks of yesteryear, French composer Olivier Deriviere is determined to help craft the audio sensation of a medium he believes is still finding a voice of its own.
Fast-moving Fires Torch National Parks In Southeast Australia
Lightning strikes on Monday evening ignited several fires in the Grampians National Park, a forested mountain range about 300 kilometers (186 miles) west of Victoria's state capital Melbourne.
Gunshots In DR Congo's Goma Ahead Of New UN Meeting
The main city in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has become a battleground since fighters from the Tutsi-led M23 armed group and Rwandan forces entered central Goma on Sunday night after a weeks-long advance through the region.
Nepal Resumes Rescue Helicopter Flights To Mount Everest
Helicopters are a key means of transport and crucial for emergency rescue in many remote regions around mountainous Nepal, vast stretches of which are often inaccessible by road.
German, Danish Leaders Meet After Trump Greenland Warnings
Trump has signaled his desire for the Arctic island, which is believed to hold large untapped mineral and oil reserves, to become part of the United States.
DeepSeek, Chinese AI Startup Roiling US Tech Giants
Based out of the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou -- sometimes known as "China's Silicon Valley" -- DeepSeek has come seemingly out of nowhere to release a cutting-edge product.
More Deaths As Colombian Guerrilla Violence Displaces Nearly 50,000
The toll brought to 54 the total number of confirmed deaths from fighting in the cocaine-growing Catatumbo region -- lower than the figure of about 80 reported last week based on local counts, officials said.
Billionaire Financier Bessent Confirmed As Trump's Treasury Chief
Bessent, a Wall Street veteran who was born and raised in South Carolina, has defended the Republican president's tax cutting and tariff proposals while urging efforts to secure supply chains and the dollar's global status
Neymar And Al-Hilal Agree To Terminate Contract: Club
The 32-year-old former Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain forward played just seven times since joining the club in August 2023, despite a reported salary of around $104 million a year.
'Tell The World': Holocaust Survivors Entrust Memories To AI
The project at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (MJH) in New York saw 10 survivors undertake interviews on a range of topics to allow future visitors to question their virtual likenesses about their experiences.
EU, Britain To Face Off In Post-Brexit Fishing Battle Case
The bitter arbitration case over sandeels is seen as a bellwether for other potential litigation between London and Brussels in a perennial hot-bed industry, experts said.
Japanese Tech Stocks Hit By AI Fears, Dollar Boosted By Tariff Talk
Tokyo-listed companies linked to the artificial intelligence sector tanked for a second straight day as investors tracked a rout on Wall Street that saw Nvidia crumble 17 percent, wiping more than half-a-trillion dollars off its market capitalization.
Champions League First Phase Set For Frantic Finale
There is a real incentive for finishing in the top eight places of the giant, 36-team standings -- those sides will skip the two-legged knockout round play-offs next month, getting some precious rest as they advance straight to the last 16 in March.
Trump Orders Planning For 'Iron Dome' Missile Shield For US
Trump ordered the defense secretary to submit within 60 days an implementation plan for the "next-generation missile defense shield" designed to guard against ballistic, hypersonic and advanced cruise missiles, including by the development of space-based interceptors.
Chinese Property Giant Vanke Warns Of Huge Loss, CEO Resigns
Indebted Chinese property giant Vanke said Monday that its CEO had resigned due to "health reasons", after state-backed media reported he had been taken away by authorities.
China's Xi Strikes Bullish Tone In Speech To Mark Lunar New Year
Xi addressed the gathering of top Communist Party officials as China gears up for its biggest public holiday, which this year runs from January 28 to February 4 and will see people bid farewell to the Year of the Dragon and ring in the Year of the Snake.
Taiwan Identifies 52 'Suspicious' Chinese Ships For Close Monitoring
The stricter regime comes after a Cameroon-flagged vessel was briefly detained by Taiwan's coast guard earlier this month on suspicion of damaging an international cable northeast of the island.
Universal, Spotify Ink Multi-year Deal
The joint statement did not provide details on the value or specific length of the agreement, but said UMG and Spotify "will collaborate closely to advance the next era of streaming innovation."
With Trump Win, Silicon Valley's Right Flank Takes On Washington
Looking beyond household names like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos, here are several lesser-known tech figures also wielding significant influence:
ECB To Cut Rates Again, With A Nervous Eye On Trump
The European Central Bank is expected to cut its benchmark deposit rate by a further quarter point to 2.75 percent on Thursday, its fourth reduction in a row.
Asian Stocks Drop As Tariff Fears Return, New AI Programme Emerges
Traders were also assessing the impact of a new, cheaper Chinese generative AI program amid claims it can outperform big-name rivals and worries that a recent surge in the sector may be called into question.
Japan's Osaka Bans Street Smoking Ahead Of Expo 2025
Around 160 countries and regions are participating in Expo 2025, the latest edition of an event held every five years in different global locations.
Weak Yuan, Trump Tariff Threats Confound Beijing's Economic Puzzle
Just days after beginning his second term in the White House last week, Trump said he would impose a 10 percent levy on all Chinese products from February 1, while leaving the door open for negotiations.
West Indies Win Test In Pakistan For First Time In 35 Years
The last time the West Indies won a Test in Pakistan was in Faisalabad in November 1990, having gone winless on their 1997 and 2006 tours.
Chiefs Beat Bills, Seek Super Bowl 'Three-peat' Against Eagles
The Eagles' explosive ground game carried them to a 55-23 triumph over the Washington Commanders and into the NFL's championship showpiece in New Orleans on February 9.
South Korea President's Indictment: What Happens Next?
His indictment on Sunday makes him the country's first sitting head of state to face a criminal trial for his short-lived martial law declaration on December 3.
World Marks 80th Anniversary Of Auschwitz Liberation
Auschwitz was the largest of the extermination camps and has become a symbol of Nazi Germany's genocide of six million European Jews, one million of whom died at the site between 1940 and 1945, along with more than 100,000 non-Jews.