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With China holding a near-monopoly on rare earths production, India and other countries are seeking alternative sources.
Holocaust campaigners say putting police in the dictator’s former home is a ‘problematic’ way of dealing with the town’s dark history.
Despite the Norwegian archipelago shrinking, these arctic giants are gaining body fat.
Donald Trump’s reported pledge follows a massive US$37 billion spending spree by Vietnamese airlines on US aerospace contracts.
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The US president has warned that ‘bad things’ will happen if an agreement to curb Iran’s nuclear programme is not reached soon.
Trade deficit is likely to be top priority for German chancellor on his first official visit to China since taking office.
A hearing that begins in The Hague on Monday will determine whether the ex-president will stand trial over at least 76 of those deaths.
Their arrest came on the same day that police detained a Turkish journalist working for Deutsche Welle for ‘spreading false news’.
The agency’s latest report documents torture, sexual abuse, forced abortions, food deprivation and solitary confinement in the centres.
Moscow promised to pay the assassins up to US$100,000, depending on the notoriety and influence of the potential victim, prosecutor says.
North Korea’s economy has been languishing under heavy Western sanctions that aim to choke off funding for its nuclear weapons programme.
The president’s local airport, minutes away from his Mar-a-Lago home, will be called the President Donald J. Trump International Airport.
The prime minister said Tokyo was facing ‘the most severe and complex security environment’ since World War II, citing China and Russia.
Rising threats from nuclear weapons, climate change and misinformation push the clock closer to disaster, sparking urgent calls for global action.
Landmark amnesty bill was signed by Venezuela’s interim president nearly seven weeks after the capture of Nicolas Maduro by the US.
US space agency delivers a harsh assessment of a botched Boeing Starliner test flight that stranded two astronauts.
Nuclear threats, environmental chaos, AI risks and information warfare escalate under rising global nationalism and eroded trust.
English Premier League stars Sam Kerr, Mary Fowler and Steph Catley spearhead strong squad aiming for second continental title next month.
Britons say the arrest of the Epstein-linked brother of King Charles sends the message that the royal family is not above the law.
The US president gathers global allies to fund Gaza’s reconstruction while issuing a final 10-day warning to Iran.
Former Zimbabwean ruler Robert Mugabe’s youngest son sometimes lives in Johannesburg, where he has a reputation for partying.
The Italian prime minister had called French activist Quentin Deranque’s fatal attack ‘a wound for all of Europe’.
The man allegedly stole US$64,000 worth of Buddhist artefacts from a police superintendent’s home in Bangkok.
Chinese superstar responds to reporter who asked whether she saw her situation after two events as ‘two silvers gained or two golds lost’.
Long overlooked, film extras enjoy their moment at the 8th Annual Los Angeles Union Background Actors Awards.
Lindsay and Craig Foreman were arrested while travelling through the country on a round-the-world trip, according to relatives.
Jose Maria Balcazar installed as Peru’s interim president after Jose Jeri was ousted after barely four months in office.
The Gates Foundation said the Microsoft co-founder wanted to ‘ensure the focus remains on the AI summit’s key priorities’.
The billionaire denied knowledge of Epstein’s crimes as US lawmakers pressed him on his decades-long relationship with the late sex offender.
