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China’s Insta360 targets US growth after $270m IPO despite trade war

June 11, 2025

Black Thunder snack maker targets sweet-toothed tourists with factory trips

June 7, 2025

Civilian areas hit in Gaza as Israel targets Lebanon

June 6, 2025

Russia targets teachers who cooperated with the British Council

June 5, 2025

Trump targets Harvard visa applicants with new social media checks over anti-semitism concerns

May 30, 2025

Australia’s ‘green’ iron debate grows as China targets steel emissions

May 30, 2025

Robot maker Yaskawa targets US as rival gains in China

May 30, 2025

Hybrid leader Toyota targets major growth in plug-in vehicles amid industry’s EV uncertainty

May 28, 2025

Asus targets Japan for AI PCs, says US price hikes possible

May 27, 2025

NDMA issues weather advisory for June 13–18
NDMA issues weather advisory for June 13–18 ISLAMABAD: National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has issued a weather advisory for the period between June 13 and June 18, forecasting ving weather conditions across the country. According to the advisory: Punjab is expected to experience a rise in temperatures, particularly in most parts of the province from…
Air India plane crashes near India’s Ahmedabad airport
An Air India plane crashed Thursday near an airport in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad, according to local media, which did not say whether there were any fatalities Air India, the country’s flagship carrier, said in a post on X that Flight 171 from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick had been “involved in an incident.”…
U.S.-backed aid group says Hamas killed five of its Palestinian workers in Gaza
The U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation accused Hamas of killing at least five of its Palestinian employees on Wednesday, as almost 40 other Palestinians were killed near the foundation’s aid sites in the Gaza Strip. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), whose aid delivery has been mired in controversy and violence, said in a statement…
GOP bill would shield AI companies from lawsuits if they’re transparent
Sen. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., is introducing legislation Thursday that would shield artificial intelligence developers from an array of civil liability lawsuits provided they meet certain disclosure requirements. Lummis’ bill, the Responsible Innovation and Safe Expertise Act, seeks to clarify that doctors, lawyers, financial advisers, engineers and other professionals who use AI programs in their decision-making…
Scientists facing Trump funding cuts are turning to the public for help
Scientists searching for a cure for cancer have no trouble finding public support. But for those studying potato disease, it’s a tougher sell. The Trump administration seems to have banked on the idea that the public will see much of scientific research as wasteful or arcane. It has slashed — or proposed slashing — billions…
Some far-left groups have encouraged peaceful protests to turn violent, experts say
It was approaching nightfall in Los Angeles on Sunday when black-clad demonstrators began to torch a row of self-driving Waymo taxis. Within minutes, videos of the fiery scenes began to pop up on social media. “MORE. MORE AND MORE AND MORE,” a group known as Unity of Fields posted on X, along with a video…
Philippines, Singapore gender equality high in Asia, but region lags Europe: WEF
SINGAPORE — The Philippines and Singapore rank highly in Asia, and are within the top 50 countries globally for gender equality, even as the region lags Europe and the Americas in closing the gap between women and men, a World Economic Forum report released Thursday showed. Estimating that the worldwide gap will take 123 years to…
AUKUS review raises concerns over defense ties under Trump
SYDNEY — The announcement of a U.S. review of the AUKUS defense agreement has reignited debate about Australia’s deal to obtain nuclear-powered submarines, fueling concerns that the pact could become leverage in Washington’s push for Canberra to increase defense spending. The Pentagon on Wednesday said Undersecret of Defense Elbridge Colby would lead a review of…
Families file suit challenging Arkansas law that requires Ten Commandments be posted in classrooms
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Seven Arkansas families filed a lawsuit Wednesday challenging an upcoming state requirement that public school classrooms have posted copies of the Ten Commandments, saying the new law will violate their constitutional rights. The federal lawsuit challenges a measure Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed into law earlier this year, similar to…