Typhoon Maysak's China Death Toll Climbs to 159, Weeks After Landfall
China's official death toll from Typhoon Maysak has risen to 159, with 10 missing, a month after the storm hit Guangxi.
International Relations
Hong Kong Court Convicts Two Activists Over Tiananmen Vigil Calls
Hong Kong court convicts two former vigil organizers of inciting subversion under the 2020 national security law.
Indonesia, China Launch Strategic Dialogue to Deepen Ties
Indonesia and China held their first Comprehensive and Strategic Dialogue in Jakarta, pledging deeper defense and economic cooperation.
French private sector output dips as services slump in August
French business activity contracted in August, driven by a services slowdown linked to extreme heat, despite a manufacturing rebound.
Yung Filly faces retrial on three rape charges in Australia
British rapper Yung Filly will be retried on three rape charges in Australia after a jury failed to reach verdicts.
G7 debt piles and borrowing costs hit multi-decade highs
G7 government debt and borrowing costs are at multi-decade highs, driven by inflation, wars, and climate spending.
BOJ's July 2027 Meeting Date Could Shape Rate Hike Path
The BOJ's July 2027 meeting is set just before two hawkish board members depart, a timing that could affect future rate hikes.
Manitoba premier calls Trump 'bad person' as Canada weighs trade deal
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew criticizes Trump as trade talks near a deal, urging Canadians to keep buying domestic products.
US, South Korea End Drills Early After North Korean Missile Barrage
The US and South Korea concluded their annual military drills six days early, but North Korea called the gesture insufficient and fired missiles.
Japan Hangs Man Convicted of Deadly 2009 Osaka Pachinko Parlor Fire
Japan executed Sunao Takami for a 2009 Osaka pachinko parlor fire that killed five, the first hanging under PM Takaichi.
Japan Carries Out Execution of 2009 Osaka Pachinko Parlor Killer
Japan executed a man convicted of killing multiple people in a 2009 arson attack on an Osaka pachinko parlor, Justice Minister Hiroshi Hiraguchi confirmed.
Global Roundup: Dam Payouts, Fraud Sentence, UK Budget, Ukraine Drones
Brazil expands dam payout, fashion CEO sentenced, UK budget warning, Ukraine seeks Starlink drones.
Japan Hangs Man Convicted of Deadly 2009 Pachinko Parlor Fire
Japan executed Sunao Takami for a 2009 pachinko parlor arson that killed five and injured ten. It is the first execution under PM Takaichi.
Harry and Meghan's UK Return Raises Questions of Royal Reconciliation
Prince Harry and Meghan are returning to the UK with their children. The move raises questions about security, royal duties, and a possible reconciliation with Prince William.
Israeli Airstrike on Gaza Seaport Cafe Kills Eight, Including Women and Children
An Israeli airstrike on a seaport cafe in Gaza City killed eight Palestinians, including women and children, and wounded ten others.
Imran Khan Back in Rawalpindi Jail After Medical Clearance
Pakistan's former PM Imran Khan was returned to Adiala jail in Rawalpindi after being declared medically fit by a team of doctors.
Trump promises 'economic D-Day' for Iran as war enters sixth month
The Trump administration is escalating sanctions on Iran, promising an 'economic D-Day,' but Tehran has weathered decades of similar pressure.
Myanmar Army Moves to Clear Land for Russia-Backed Dawei Port Project
Myanmar's military has launched an offensive to clear land for the Russia-backed Dawei SEZ, burning villages and killing civilians.
China Vows Timely Fiscal Measures as Economy Slows
China pledges timely fiscal support and spending reforms to counter economic slowdown, focusing on consumption and people.
Sydney Airport faces fourth runway close call in a month as probe widens
Australia probes a fourth air traffic control incident at Sydney Airport after two Qantas planes were directed toward the same intersection.