NATO's Stoltenberg Meets Hungary's Orban Amid Tensions
As Moscow's closest EU ally despite its invasion of Ukraine, Orban is increasingly stoking fears of a war between the West and Russia, which he blames on Brussels and NATO.
Gaza War Hangs Over Hajj As Pilgrims Flock To Mecca
One of the world's largest annual religious gatherings officially begins on Friday, and Saudi officials are trying to keep the focus on prayers.
French Singer And 60s Pop Icon Francoise Hardy Dies Aged 80
Thomas Dutronc, Hardy's son with another French music star, Jacques Dutronc, announced her death on Tuesday.
UK Economy Stagnates Heading Into General Election
The zero growth in April followed an expansion of 0.4 percent in March, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Zampa Milestone As Australia March Into T20 World Cup Super Eights
Adam Zampa led the rout of an outclassed Namibia with figures of 4-12, becoming the first Australian man to reach 100 T20I wickets.
US Inflation Data Unlikely To Alter Fed Plans To Hold Rates Steady
The May headline consumer inflation rate is expected to be little changed from a month earlier, according to the median forecast of economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal.
Pope Francis To Weigh In On 'Ethical' AI At G7 Summit
The 87-year-old will become the first head of the Catholic Church to address a G7 summit when he speaks on the second day of the Puglia meeting, to an audience including US President Joe Biden and France's Emmanuel Macron.
Japan Enacts Law Ensuring Access To Third-party Apps
Similar to the European Union's new Digital Markets Act, the law mandates that they act fairly and make operating systems, browsers and search engines available for all.
Tourists Get Taste Of Old Japan At Hidden 'Snack Bars'
Snack bars are cosy, retro establishments found across Japan, often crammed into small buildings and equipped with karaoke systems that echo late into the night.
Apple Partners With OpenAI As It Unveils 'Apple Intelligence'
Apple on Monday unveiled "Apple Intelligence," its suite of new AI features for its coveted devices -- and a partnership with OpenAI -- as it seeks to catch up to rivals racing ahead on adopting the white hot technology.
UN Sec. Council Votes For US-drafted Gaza Ceasefire Resolution
The text -- passed with 14 votes in favor and Russia abstaining -- "welcomes" the truce and hostage release proposal announced on May 31 by President Joe Biden, and urges "parties to fully implement its terms without delay and without condition."
Baltimore Shipping Lane Fully Reopens After Bridge Collapse
The US Army Corps of Engineers, along with Navy salvage divers, restored the channel to its original dimensions by removing about 50,000 tons of debris from the Patapsco River, a statement from the Key Bridge Response Unified Command said.
Trump Has Probation Interview Ahead Of July Sentencing
The Republican presidential candidate, who on Sunday held a rally with his supporters in Las Vegas, completed the interview in less than 30 minutes, according to a source close to the case.
Tesla Turns Up Charm Ahead Of Investor Vote On Huge Musk Pay Plan
The company has mounted a social media campaign and even invited shareholders to enter a sweepstakes to win a tour of Tesla's Gigafactory in Texas, personally escorted by designer Franz von Holzhausen and Musk, on the eve of the annual meeting.
Singapore Airlines Offers $10,000 To Passengers Hurt By Turbulence
A 73-year-old British man died and several other passengers and crew onboard flight SQ321 from London suffered skull, brain and spine injuries during the terrifying high-altitude ordeal.
Blinken In Middle East To Push Gaza Ceasefire Plan
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken pushed on with a Middle East crisis tour Tuesday to promote a Gaza ceasefire plan as fighting rocked the Palestinian territory and a blast killed four Israeli soldiers.
S. Korea Fires Warning Shots After N. Korea Soldiers Briefly Cross Border
The Sunday incursion over the line that separates the two militaries took place in an overgrown area of the heavily fortified border area and was likely accidental, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
French Tech Group Atos Picks Onepoint's Rescue Bid
Atos -- which runs supercomputers for France's nuclear deterrent, holds contracts with the French army and is the IT partner for the Paris Olympics -- is sagging under almost five billion euros ($5.4 billion) of debt.
Macron To Face Press Grilling As Election Battle Heats Up
The ballot has set alarm bells ringing across Europe, risking hobbling France, historically a key player in brokering compromise in Brussels and support for Ukraine against Russian invasion.
UK PM Woos Voters With Tax Cuts And Home Ownership
UK leader Rishi Sunak on Tuesday sought to get his lacklustre general election campaign back on track by promising voters tax cuts and lower immigration as he launched his Conservative party's manifesto.
Coalition Government To Moderate Modi's Hindu Nationalism
Modi, forced into a coalition government after a shock election setback left him without an outright majority for the first time in a decade, unveiled his third-term cabinet on Monday.
Production Starts At Senegal's First Offshore Oil Field
While Senegal's fossil fuel output is not expected to be as high as that of bigger producers such as Nigeria, there are hopes the oil and gas industry will bring billions of dollars in revenue to the country and contribute to transforming its economy.
Zelensky Pleads For Air Defense Help At Berlin Aid Summit
Zelensky, who is also due to address the German parliament, will join the heads of the G7 developed nations later this week in Italy.
Malawi VP, Nine Others, Killed In Plane Crash
Malawi's Vice President Saulos Chilima was killed in a plane crash, the nation's president said on Tuesday, after searchers located the wreckage of the aircraft in a foggy forest.
Saudi Aramco Says Foreigners Grab 'Majority' Of Share Offering
The secondary offering was expected to provide a short-term boost to Saudi Arabia's finances as the Gulf kingdom builds large-scale projects including resorts and stadiums, part of a reform drive to prepare for an eventual post-oil future.
Alcaraz Beats Zverev To Win First French Open Title
Carlos Alcaraz fought back to defeat Alexander Zverev in a five-set French Open final on Sunday and become the youngest man to win Grand Slam titles on all three surfaces.
Gantz Quits Israel War Cabinet As Gaza Conflict Rages
The former general and defense minister announced his resignation from the emergency body after failing to get a post-war plan for Gaza approved by Netanyahu, which he demanded in May.
'Call Of Duty' Leads Packed Xbox Video Game Lineup
Hundreds of thousands of fans who tuned into the streamed event got a look at titles, including an eagerly-awaited "Call of Duty: Black Ops 6" set for release on October 25.
Heartbreak In Pakistan After Cricket World Cup Loss To India
a low-scoring thriller saw India beat Pakistan by six runs on a tricky batting surface, and in the moments after midnight supporters hurled plastic bottles at the screens in frustration.
Apple To Break AI Silence At Developers Conference
AI and perhaps even a partnership with ChatGPT-maker OpenAI will likely be a driving theme at the kickoff of Apple's WWDC developers' conference in Silicon Valley, according to analysts.