FBI Probes Breach at Water-Tech Supplier as Critical Infrastructure Threats Mount
FBI investigates ransomware breach at Kansas water-tech firm Micro-Comm; officials say attack was opportunistic, not linked to Iran campaign.
India, in focus.
FBI investigates ransomware breach at Kansas water-tech firm Micro-Comm; officials say attack was opportunistic, not linked to Iran campaign.
Netanyahu welcomes US sanctions on Iran as a powerful move, but warns the Iran challenge persists along with threats from Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria.
NKHP grain terminal at Novorossiysk could need up to four months for repairs after a Ukrainian drone attack, halting most Black Sea grain shipments.
A fire in an Islamabad hospital nursery killed 14 newborns. Officials say oxygen cylinders fueled the rapid blaze.
Cologne prosecutors are investigating three Volksbank Koeln Bonn employees over a loan financing one of Europe's largest brothels, with bribery and breach-of-trust allegations.
China's MIIT vice minister announced continued policy support for the NEV sector, focusing on quality, autonomous driving safety, and international cooperation.
Analysis shows Brazil's debt will likely keep rising under either presidential candidate, with fiscal reforms seen as difficult and insufficient.
A Bitkom survey shows German companies face rising cyberattacks from foreign intelligence services, with China and Russia as main sources.
Ukrainian drones destroyed a Wildberries warehouse in Russia's Tambov region, the second such strike on the facility in over a month.
A drone attack destroyed a Wildberries warehouse in Russia's Tambov region, wounding two, as Ukraine intensifies strikes on online retailers.
Tongwei Co Ltd reported a first-half net loss of 5.1 billion yuan ($758.91 million), citing challenging market conditions.
Hong Kong will release its first five-year plan on September 16, alongside the annual policy address, to align with mainland China's planning approach.
Over 20,000 people joined La Tomatina in Buñol, Spain, using 165 tons of tomatoes in an hour-long battle that has roots in 1945.
European shares were little changed as markets braced for Nvidia's earnings and a US inflation report, while oil prices fell on hopes of Strait of Hormuz reopening.
The Strait of Hormuz closure is accelerating renewable energy adoption globally, though coal use and emissions are also climbing as nations scramble for secure power.
Fitch says China's deflationary pressure has softened, but weak domestic demand and labour market risks could reignite price declines.
Indian rice exports to Iran remain resilient despite US sanctions, with exporters rerouting shipments via alternate destinations to sustain trade.
A Hong Kong court has dismissed PwC International's application to be excluded from a negligence claim by Evergrande's liquidators.
Canada will impose counter-tariffs on over 700 US goods from Sept 8, matching US tariffs dollar-for-dollar.
Qatar's Foreign Ministry says diplomatic solutions remain a priority, urging engagement in regional talks and condemning Israeli actions.