News in brief
Pakistani authorities launched an extensive search operation on Wednesday after a cargo aircraft disappeared from radar near Karachi, prompting emergency teams to scour the waters of the Arabian Sea in an effort to locate the missing aircraft and its five crew members. The Boeing freighter, operated......
The European Commission has opened a new phase in its examination of Sanofi’s practices in the influenza vaccine market, seeking feedback on commitments proposed by the French pharmaceutical group to address concerns over possible anti-competitive conduct. The move follows an investigation launched......
Cambodia is preparing to reintroduce wild tigers for the first time in more than a decade, with conservationists planning to relocate animals from India to restore the species in one of Southeast Asia's largest tropical forests. While environmental experts describe the initiative as a landmark conservation......
The Michelin Guide has expanded its renowned evaluation system beyond restaurants by introducing its first official ratings for French wine estates, marking a significant development for the country's wine industry and wine tourism sector. Inspired by its internationally recognised restaurant stars,......
Thousands of mourners gathered in the Iraqi holy city of Najaf on Wednesday as the funeral procession for Iran's late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei crossed into Iraq after several days of ceremonies in Iran. The procession drew large crowds along its route through the city, where participants......
A senior Taiwanese official has warned that China's steadily increasing military and maritime pressure could gradually alter the strategic balance in the Taiwan Strait, cautioning that the international community may not fully recognise the shift until it has already taken place. Speaking at a forum......
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has called for a broader defence industry partnership with NATO allies, proposing expanded cooperation in advanced technology research, weapons development and joint production programmes. Speaking at the NATO Summit's Defence Industry Forum in Ankara, Lee said......
Cuban authorities are working to restore electricity across the island after a nationwide power grid failure plunged millions of residents into darkness, marking the third major blackout to strike the country this year. The collapse of the national electricity network on Monday left almost 10 million......
A Paris court has acquitted a former extracurricular activities supervisor of allegations that he sexually assaulted children at a nursery school, ruling that the evidence did not establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt. However, the defendant was found guilty of sexually harassing two female colleagues......
The United Kingdom has announced a £190 million ($254 million) investment in the Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) programme, a move aimed at significantly strengthening the British Army's long-range strike capabilities as the government continues to expand defence spending. The funding will......
The Archbishop of Rabat, Cristobal Lopez Romero, has stepped back from his duties after several women accused him of sexual misconduct, prompting an investigation by the Vatican, according to testimonies collected by international news sources and people familiar with the case. At least five women have......
Nigeria's Dangote Group is preparing to finance its proposed oil refinery in Kenya through a combination of internal cash resources, bond issuance and a future initial public offering (IPO), according to a senior company executive. The planned facility, designed to process 700,000 barrels of crude......
France will return more than €50 million in assets seized from members of the former Assad family network to support development projects in Syria, French President Emmanuel Macron announced during his visit to Damascus. The decision was unveiled as France and Syria signed several agreements aimed......
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