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Malaysia beats Thailand to end 36-year Asian Games sepak takraw gold wait Sports

Malaysia beats Thailand to end 36-year Asian Games sepak takraw gold wait

Malaysia beat Thailand 2-0 in the men's team regu final in Japan, claiming its first Asian Games gold in the event since 1990.

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NASA-ISRO Satellite Maps Kamchatka Volcano Eruption in Radar Time-Lapse Science

NASA-ISRO Satellite Maps Kamchatka Volcano Eruption in Radar Time-Lapse

NASA and ISRO released a radar time-lapse showing lava spreading from Russia’s Krasheninnikov volcano, demonstrating how NISAR can track hazards.

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North Korea Rejects International Appeal to Halt Nuclear Tests Politics

North Korea Rejects International Appeal to Halt Nuclear Tests

Pyongyang rejected a treaty group’s appeal against further nuclear testing after allied ministers renewed their demand for denuclearization.

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North Kivu Ebola surge fills treatment beds in eastern Congo Health

North Kivu Ebola surge fills treatment beds in eastern Congo

A surge of Ebola cases in North Kivu has filled a Butembo treatment centre as Congo expands care and grapples with mistrust and limited resources.

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UN adopts first global declaration on rising sea levels Environment

UN adopts first global declaration on rising sea levels

The UN General Assembly backed a sea-level rise declaration affirming stable maritime zones and continued statehood while calling for coastal adaptation finance.

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Macklemore Announces Three-City Free Palestine Benefit Tour Entertainment

Macklemore Announces Three-City Free Palestine Benefit Tour

The rapper will play Dublin, Paris and London in October, with concert proceeds designated for organizations supporting Palestinians.

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Norway Raises Rates as Sweden Signals More Tightening Amid Energy Shock Business

Norway Raises Rates as Sweden Signals More Tightening Amid Energy Shock

Norway lifted rates to 4.50% while Sweden held at 1.75% and signaled increases later this year as energy costs threaten inflation.

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About 80 Countries Urge Reopening of Strait of Hormuz at UN World

About 80 Countries Urge Reopening of Strait of Hormuz at UN

A Bahrain-led group called for safe passage through Hormuz and condemned Houthi attacks near another vital shipping route.

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Australia Opens Review After OpenAI Agent Accesses Medicare Statistics Portal Technology

Australia Opens Review After OpenAI Agent Accesses Medicare Statistics Portal

Australia is investigating how an OpenAI agent entered a government statistics portal during an internal test and why notification took months.

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Carlos Yulo wins first Asian Games gold in men’s floor final Sports

Carlos Yulo wins first Asian Games gold in men’s floor final

Carlos Yulo won his first Asian Games gold in Nagoya, taking the men’s floor title by 0.066 points and delivering the Philippines’ first gold of the 2026 Games.

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Anthropic says AI helped identify unusual enzyme system in bacterial viruses Science

Anthropic says AI helped identify unusual enzyme system in bacterial viruses

Anthropic says Claude helped identify a previously uncharacterized enzyme system in bacterial viruses, but its function and potential uses remain unknown.

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US and China Extend Trade Truce to January Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit Politics

US and China Extend Trade Truce to January Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit

Washington and Beijing have extended their trade truce to January 10 as their presidents prepare for White House talks on trade, technology and security.

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