Russia Issues Warrant For Exiled Opposition Figure Yulia Navalnaya
A court said it had "approved the request of the investigators and decided a preventive measure in the form of detention for two months".
South Korea Samsung Union Declares 'Indefinite' Strike
The strike is the biggest labor action in the tech giant's history and steps up pressure on the chipmaker's management, who last week predicted a huge second-quarter operating profit increase.
Key Dates In Cyprus's Post-independence History
On July 15, 1974, the military junta then in power in Athens engineered a coup in Cyprus seeking to end its independence and unite the island with Greece.
England Ready To Grasp Shot At 'History' In Euros Semi-final Against The Dutch
Southgate's men are aiming to reach the final of a major tournament on foreign soil for the first time and take a step closer to ending a 58-year wait to win a major tournament.
What Is A 'Multipolar' World? Experts Aren't So Sure
The three countries along with Iran and North Korea regularly lead calls for a new world order that sees a reduced role for the United States and its Western allies.
Trump Eyes Big Reveal As Veepstakes Hits Final Stretch
The former US president is seeking a number two who can walk the delicate line between helping mobilize Trump's right-wing base and staying in lane as a sidekick who won't hog the limelight or, worse, prove more popular than the boss.
Fuming EU Partners To Show Hungary PM 'Yellow Card'
The anger is all the more acute because Hungary has just taken on the rotating EU presidency -- and Orban's bilateral visit to Russia last week was misrepresented both by him and President Vladimir Putin as conducted under the European Union flag.
Microsoft Gives Up OpenAI Board Seat Amid Regulator Scrutiny
Microsoft's $13-billion tie-up with OpenAI has raised concerns on both sides of the Atlantic about just how much influence it has over its smaller partner.
37 Chinese Aircraft Skirt Taiwan On Way To Drill: Taipei
China claims democratic Taiwan as part of its territory and maintains a near-daily presence of fighter jets, drones and warships around the island, which is 180 kilometers (110 miles) from the southern Chinese coast.
NATO Leaders Seek To Bolster Ukraine As Gloom Grows
With the pomp of a summit in Washington, President Joe Biden is aiming to rally the West and also reassure US voters amid intense pre-election scrutiny on whether at 81 -- six years older than the alliance -- he remains fit for the job.
Eastern Religions Join Call For Ethical AI
The "Rome Call for AI Ethics" says artificial intelligence should be developed "with ethical principles to ensure it serves the good of humanity", given concerns over the impact on warfare, elections and employment.
Increased Far-right Ranks Prepare For French Parliament
A broad coalition of Greens, Socialists, Communists and the hard-left France Unbowed (LFI) won most seats in Sunday's vote, dashing the far right's dreams of an absolute majority.
Heavy Battles In Gaza City On Eve Of New Truce Talks
Troops, tanks and aircraft were fighting in Gaza's biggest urban area on the eve of new truce talks in Qatar that aim to free the hostages and halt the conflict raging into its 10th month.
Samsung Says 'No Disruption' To Production Despite Strike
More than 5,000 members of the National Samsung Electronic Union stopped working Monday, the organization said, as part of a long-running battle over pay and benefits.
NATO Meets In Washington As Questions Swirl Over Biden's Future
The 81-year-old leader will try to use the three days of pomp marking NATO's 75th anniversary to reassure allies over US leadership, and his own ability to govern, as calls grow for him to quit the fight for a second term in office.
Biden Goes 'Full Trump' To Save White House Bid
As the 81-year-old Democrat fights to save his reelection bid after a catastrophic debate against the 78-year-old Republican, Biden is increasingly turning to the aggressive playbook pioneered by Trump.
Modi, Putin Hold Talks Amid Outrage Over Ukraine Strikes
Modi, visiting Moscow for the first time since Russia launched its campaign in Ukraine in February 2022, will seek to nurture New Delhi's long-standing relationship with Moscow.
Australia Sounds Warning Over State-backed Chinese Hackers
The Australian Signals Directorate singled out the APT40 hacking group in a detailed, technical advisory note that unpicked its evolving tradecraft.
Starmer Goes To Washington On First Foreign Trip As UK PM
Starmer, 61, will attend NATO's 75th anniversary summit in the US capital on his debut foreign trip since becoming British leader last Friday.
Asian Markets Rise Ahead Of Fed Chief's Congress Testimony
The US central bank has held interest rates at the highest levels in more than two decades to bring inflation down to its long-term two percent target without doing too much damage to either the labor market or the broader economy.
Upstart Spain Confront Seasoned France For Spot In Euros Final
Spain have lit up Euro 2024, winning all five games while scoring 11 goals and are just one win away from the final.
Alec Baldwin Goes On Trial Over Fatal 'Rust' Shooting
The Hollywood A-lister was pointing a prop gun at cinematographer Halyna Hutchins during a scene rehearsal when it fired a live round, killing her and wounding the movie's director.
S. Korea Petitioned To Probe BLACKPINK Jennie's 'Vaping Incident'
In the footage, uploaded as part of a live blog on YouTube for fans but subsequently removed even as copies of it spread across the internet, Jennie appears to exhale vape smoke while a bevvy of hair and make-up artists work closely on her face.
Two France Rugby Players Detained Over Alleged Argentine Sex Assault
Hugo Auradou and Oscar Jegou, who featured in France's 28-13 Test victory over Argentina on Saturday, were detained in Buenos Aires and will be taken to Mendoza where the crime allegedly took place.
Russian Missiles Kill 20 In Ukraine, Gut Kyiv Children's Hospital
The rare day-time Russian barrage came as President Volodymyr Zelensky was due in Warsaw, the Polish government said, before he flies to the NATO summit in Washington.
Carlsberg Quaffs British Soft Drinks Maker Britvic For GBP3.3 Bn
The announcement came little more than two weeks after the maker of the fruit drink Robinsons squash rejected a takeover approach worth GBP3.1 billion from Carlsberg, arguing that it significantly undervalued the firm.
Cybercrime Groups Restructuring After Major Takedowns: Experts
The gangs have had a bad year so far, with law enforcement operations taking out some of prominent groups including LockBit, a loose network of largely Russian-speaking cyber criminals.
Napoleon's Pistols Sold In France For 1.7 Mn Euros: Auctioneers
The identity of the buyer at the auction in Fontainebleau south of Paris of the finely adorned objects was not made public but the final sale price, with fees, was above the estimates of 1.2-1.5 million euros.
West Africa Bloc Warns Of 'Disintegration' After Juntas Solidify Split
The three countries formed a "Confederation of Sahel States" at a meeting on the eve of the Economic Community of West African States leaders' summit, marking another test for the bloc they declared they were splitting from earlier this year.
Biden Faces Crucial Week In Fight For His Reelection Bid
US President Joe Biden faces a critical week Monday that will test his standing at home and abroad, as moves to force him to quit his fight for a second White House term gather pace.