News in brief
Taiwan should focus not only on increasing defence spending but also on investing more effectively in military capabilities, according to a senior U.S. diplomat in Taipei. The comments come as the island continues efforts to strengthen its security in response to growing pressure from China. Speaking......
A British man has pleaded guilty to a terrorism-related offence connected to activities carried out before a deadly attack on a synagogue in Manchester, according to court proceedings held in London. The defendant admitted assisting the attacker by transporting him to a defence-related facility in central......
More than one thousand Nigerian nationals have expressed their desire to return home from South Africa following a recent surge in anti-immigrant incidents that have heightened concerns among foreign communities across the country. According to Nigerian authorities, the number of citizens requesting......
The rapid expansion of the private credit industry is showing signs of moderation as lending activity and fundraising slow after several years of exceptional growth. Recent industry data indicate that U.S.-focused direct lending issuance declined significantly during the latest reporting period. New......
South African authorities have suspended nine police officers as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged corruption linked to a multimillion-rand healthcare services contract. The officers, who served on a bid evaluation committee responsible for assessing public tenders, were suspended pending......
A 31-years-old railway worker employed by SNCF has died after being struck by a commercial train during maintenance operations near Bordeaux, in southwestern France. The accident occurred on Wednesday evening in Lormont, in the Gironde region, around 10:15 p.m. The worker was carrying out signalling......
German aviation authorities have launched an investigation into an incident involving a Boeing 787-9 after its nose landing gear collapsed while the aircraft was parked at a gate at Frankfurt Airport. The Federal Bureau of Aircraft Accident Investigation (BFU) confirmed that it has opened a formal inquiry......
Japan is considering a major modernization of its nuclear energy sector, with plans to replace a significant number of aging reactors over the coming decades. The initiative reflects the country’s efforts to secure long-term electricity supplies, strengthen energy independence, and support economic......
Three people were killed in separate Russian attacks across Ukraine overnight, according to regional authorities, as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky renewed his appeal for a ceasefire and direct negotiations with Moscow. Ukrainian military officials reported that Russia launched a large-scale......
South African border authorities have confirmed the successful repatriation of more than 900 Mozambican nationals in one of the largest coordinated return operations in recent months, amid growing concerns over xenophobic tensions in the country. According to the Border Management Authority (BMA), a......
Iran’s escalating missile and drone activity across the Gulf has sharpened regional tensions, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that both the United States and Israel remain prepared for further military action against Tehran. The remarks come after attacks attributed to Iran......
Brazilian customs authorities intercepted 108 kilograms of cocaine at the port of Santos in the state of São Paulo during a maritime inspection operation conducted on 1 June. The shipment was discovered inside a refrigerated container that was scheduled for export to Morocco, marking another case......
Qatar and the United Arab Emirates have begun switching off automatic tracking systems on liquefied natural gas carriers as vessels transit the Strait of Hormuz. The move involves disabling AIS transponders, which normally broadcast a ship’s identity and position, allowing the ships to move with......
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