Uber Eats Starts Robot Deliveries In Tokyo
Starting Wednesday, robot deliveries will be offered in a small area of the city by the US-based food app, which hopes to eventually roll out the service more widely in Japan.
China's Economic Woes Far From Over, Despite Optimistic Growth Goal
Beijing's leadership on Tuesday laid out an objective of "around five percent" gross domestic product (GDP) growth this year -- a dream of many developed Western nations but for China a far cry from the breakneck expansion that powered its rise.
Depardieu Co-star Says Producers Knew He Was An 'Aggressor'
Depardieu already faces a rape charge and accusations of sexual harassment and assault from more than a dozen women -- all of which he has strongly denied.
Ukraine Says Destroyed Another Russian Warship In Black Sea
Ukraine is flexing its ability to hit Russian targets from the air and at sea, while its troops struggle to hold ground on the front lines.
Tesla's German Plant Halts Production After Suspected Arson Attack
Tesla said in a statement that the production facilities in Gruenheide were in a "safe state" after the shutdown, and workers had been sent home.
Germany Blames Ukraine War Talks Leak On 'Individual Error'
A 38-minute recording of the talks, in which the officers debated the possible use of German-made Taurus missiles by Ukraine, was posted Friday on Russian social media.
Israel War Cabinet Member Gantz To Meet Top US Officials In Washington
Gantz is to meet with Vice President Kamala Harris and separately with White House national security advisor Jake Sullivan, the official said Sunday, speaking on grounds of anonymity.
Haiti Declares State Of Emergency After Huge Prison Break
The curfew will be enforced from 6 pm to 5 am in the Ouest region, which includes the capital, through Wednesday, the government said in a statement, adding that both the curfew and the state of emergency can be extended.
Philippines Foreign Minister Urges China: 'Stop Harassing Us'
Speaking on the sidelines of an ASEAN-Australia summit in Melbourne, Manalo defended his government's policy of publicizing Chinese maneuvers in contested maritime territory -- including the recent passage of warships near Scarborough Shoal.
AI Bot 'Jennifer' Calling California Voters For Congress Hopeful
But unlike her human counterparts, Jennifer is a creation of artificial intelligence (AI), allowing her to make thousands of calls without taking a break or losing her cool.
Conspiracy Theories Gain New Life As US Campaign Unfolds
In poll after poll, a majority of Republican voters across the country continue to regard Joe Biden as an illegitimate president.
Kremlin Says German Leak Shows 'Involvement' Of West In Ukraine
The leaks came as an embarrassment for Berlin, which is under pressure to supply Taurus missiles to Kyiv struggling with ammunition shortages.
France Set To Make Abortion Constitutional Right
French lawmakers are expected on Monday to anchor the right to abortion in the country's constitution, a global first that has garnered overwhelming public support.
S. Korea To Start Action Against Striking Doctors
Around 9,000 junior doctors walked out nearly two weeks ago to protest against an increase in medical school admissions from next year which is meant to help combat shortages and meet the demands of an ageing society..
Singapore Says Taylor Swift Gig Grant Not As High As Speculated
Around 300,000 people from Singapore and around the region are expected to attend the six sold-out shows that began March 2 -- but some neighbors were not happy about being left off The Eras Tour.
Paris Fashion Week Highlights: Teddies, Kids And A Phone Ban
OMG! Fashionistas at The Row's show were told they were not allowed to use their beloved phones, meaning entire minutes of their lives would go unrecorded on Instagram.
Mediators Seek Gaza Truce As US Calls For 'Immediate Ceasefire'
Bombardment and combat claimed 124 more lives within 24 hours, said the health ministry in the Hamas-ruled territory which has been devastated and gripped by dire food shortages in the war sparked by Hamas's October 7 attacks.
ECB To Hold Rates Again, Awaiting Clearer Signs On Inflation
After the ECB launched an unprecedented campaign of monetary tightening to tame runaway consumer prices, eurozone inflation has been slowing steadily from a peak of over 10 percent in late 2022.
African Players In Europe: Wissa Wonder Goal For Brentford
The 27-year-old acrobatically hooked a bicycle kick past goalkeeper Dorde Petrovic into the roof of the net midway through the second half to put the home side 2-1 ahead.
UK Awaits Voter-friendly Budget Before Election
Huge giveaways are not expected, however, as stubbornly-high inflation hikes repayments on state borrowing, undermining the ability to stimulate the recession-hit UK economy.
Man City Face Man Utd Test As Liverpool's Kids Prosper
Pep Guardiola's men, chasing an unprecedented fourth straight English top-flight crown, boast an impressive recent record against United but know they cannot afford a slip-up in a tight title tussle.
'Pity Us': Deadly Scenes As Desperate Gazans Rush Aid Trucks
By mid-afternoon the Hamas-run health ministry said more than 100 people were reported dead in the grisly incident which underscored worsening shortages in the besieged Palestinian territory.
Divided G20 Blocked By 'Impasse' Over Ukraine, Gaza
Host country Brazil has an ambitious agenda to use the rotating G20 presidency to amplify the voice of the global south and tackle inequality and climate change.
Texas Battling Largest Wildfire In Its History
The Texas A&M Forest Service said five major fires, fueled by an unseasonably hot winter and ferocious winds, were actively burning across the state's northern area known as the Texas panhandle.
Iranians Vote In Elections As Conservatives Expected To Dominate
Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has called for a strong turnout, was the first to cast his ballot, at a polling station in central Tehran, state television reported.
Elton John Items Fetch More Than $20 Mn At New York Auction
From Elton John's glasses to a Banksy triptych, a collection of more than 900 items and artworks belonging to the legendary British musician fetched more than $20 million at several auctions this month, Christie's said Thursday.
Thousands Gather For Navalny Funeral As Kremlin Warns Against Protests
The ceremony comes two weeks after Navalny died in an Arctic prison. His supporters accuse Russian President Vladimir Putin of murdering his top critic and of trying to prevent him from having a dignified public burial.
Hackers Stole 'Sensitive' Data From Taiwan Telecom Giant: Ministry
The confirmation of the democratic island's latest major data leak followed a report by local news channel TVBS on the hack of telecom giant Chunghwa Telecom.
Facebook Parent Meta To Stop Paying Australian News Media
Extending a global retreat from news content, Meta said it would scrap the Facebook News tab in Australia and would not renew deals with news publishers worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
S. Korea Police Raid Medical Association Office Over Walkout
The government had set a February 29 deadline for medics to resume work or face potential legal consequences, including suspension of medical licenses and arrest.