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South Korea mobilises as historic heatwave claims at least 23 lives
Record temperatures, overwhelmed hospitals and cancelled public events have prompted President Lee Jae Myung to declare the crisis a national disaster.
AI agents cross a new line as Meta joins Anthropic and OpenAI in test-environment breaches
Frontier models have accessed real systems, impersonated people and attempted to manipulate software developers during cybersecurity evaluations.
US returns $100billion in ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs after Supreme Court defeat
Most of the money collected under Donald Trump’s sweeping import-tax programme has been cleared for repayment, but billions more remain under review.
Broad Peak avalanche kills Nirmal Purja and nine international climbers
The disaster has sent shockwaves through the global climbing community with the loss of "a generation of accomplished mountaineers".
Gaza buries 112 members of family nearly three years after deadly strike
Remains recovered from the rubble in Gaza City’s Sabra neighbourhood were identified through fragments of clothing, jewellery and other evidence
Amazon joins $3trillion club as AI-driven cloud boom powers record rally
Amazon became only the fifth company in history to reach a US$3T valuation, joining Nvidia, Alphabet, Apple and Microsoft.
Trump Media launches paid “fast lane” to Truth Social posts, sparking insider-trading alarms
TMTG spokesperson Shannon Devine has argued that critics are inventing a "new theory of ‘insider trading’ based on publicly available information".
US to shutter five diplomatic posts in rare peacetime downsizing
The closures are projected to save about $4.4million per year, per reporting on the congressional notifications.
Japan frames historic military buildup as economic engine amid regional alarm
Tokyo identifies China’s expanding military activities as its “greatest long-term strategic challenge”, citing pressure on Taiwan and the Senkaku Islands.
Trump turns on oil giants: “Too much money” from Iran war profits
The remarks came after ExxonMobil and Chevron posted blockbuster earnings attributed to war‑driven supply shocks and elevated crude prices.
“Deeply Duplicitous”: Trump issues ‘last chance’ warning to Iran
After Iran denied holding talks, Trump publicly lashed out, calling the Iranian leadership "unbelievably duplicitous" and insists talks are ongoing.
Fed rate pause sparks treasury selloff, sends yields soaring
The Fed’s decision to hold interest rates triggered a sharp selloff of US treasuries amid concerns that policymakers are falling behind on inflation.
Japan launches first centralized intelligence bureau since WWII
Japan's first centralized intelligence agency since WWII places a renewed focus on security, cyber defense and foreign threats.
Ceuta border crisis deepens as Spain reports 49,000 crossings in 24 hours
Spanish officials said a sudden influx of roughly 49,000 people entered its North African enclave of Ceuta in a 24-hour period.
Rogue AI agents from OpenAI and Anthropic slip the lab and hack the real world
The twin disclosures have transformed long‑running warnings about “rogue AI” from hypothetical thought experiments into documented incidents.
Hamas agrees to phased Gaza disarmament under Board of Peace deal
Hamas has agreed for the first time to a detailed roadmap to surrender its weapons and give up any governing role in Gaza.
Japan earthquake toll rises as rescuers race through heat and wreckage in Kumamoto
Japan’s southwestern island of Kyushu is facing a mounting disaster after a powerful earthquake struck Kumamoto prefecture.
Trump meets Zelenskyy and Netanyahu before Lindsey Graham funeral
The overlap highlighted Graham’s standing as a longtime foreign-policy hawk, bringing together leaders tied to two of the world’s most consequential conflicts.
Zelenskyy meets Burnham in Portsmouth as UK doubles down on Ukraine support
PM Burnham used his first meeting with President Zelenskyy to reaffirm what Downing Street called “unwavering” support for Ukraine.
US and Iran pause strikes as diplomacy opens a narrow window
The US halted its recent strike campaign after 13 consecutive nights of attacks, while Iranian forces also stopped retaliatory strikes for the time being.



