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Russia's Federal Security Service has detained a 55-year-old Khabarovsk resident on suspicion of high treason for allegedly passing information to New Zealand intelligence. An FSB operative also claimed that the Five Eyes alliance encourages ordinary citizens to volunteer sensitive intelligence through online recruitment efforts.
Brazil has recalled its ambassador to Argentina for consultations after President Javier Milei made derogatory comments about Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and a Supreme Court justice during a São Paulo event launching Flávio Bolsonaro’s presidential bid. Argentina’s government sought to downplay the resulting tensions as ideological differences, while Brazilian officials described the remarks as insults to democratic institutions.
Hanwha Ocean's Q2 net profit quadrupled to 692.6 billion won on high-value ship orders and a weak won, while HD Hyundai's net profit rose over fivefold to 3.17 trillion won.
The Commonwealth Games delivered more than medals this week: a cleaner's impromptu dance went viral, Australian best friends shared a podium, and a Wiggles star cheered on his daughter. Here are the lighter moments from days two and three in Glasgow.
A white van drove into a crowd near Berlin's Christopher Street Day celebrations on Saturday, killing one woman and injuring 29 people. Authorities classified the incident as an Islamist terrorist attack; the suspect, Abdul B., was later shot dead by police. Officials and community groups condemned the violence.
Gabriel Langton, a 19-year-old English gymnast, was released from hospital a day after a headfirst fall from the horizontal bar during the men's team gymnastics final at the Commonwealth Games. He underwent multiple scans and is said to be in good spirits. England won silver behind Canada, while Australia took bronze.
Israeli forces have escalated operations across the occupied West Bank, detaining hundreds of Palestinians and raiding numerous towns and villages. Simultaneously, settler attacks on Palestinian communities and property have surged, with reports of injuries, vandalism, and arson. The crackdown follows a shootout that killed four Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers.
A 21-year-old suspect attacked a Christopher Street Day event in Berlin, killing one and injuring 16. The suspect was associated with the 'Islamist scene,' police said. The attack is part of a series of vehicle attacks in Germany and worldwide.
President Lee Jae Myung declared a vision to position South Korea as a trustworthy production base and supply partner for AI semiconductors, unveiling the 'San Francisco AI Declaration' at a high-level meeting with global tech leaders. The meeting also saw agreements for $950 billion in cooperation projects, including a landmark SK Group semiconductor supply deal, and a separate MOU between South Korea's science ministry and AMD.
The International Olympic Committee has dismissed a complaint by human rights group FairSquare against FIFA President Gianni Infantino, stating the matter falls outside the jurisdiction of its Ethics Commission. The complaint alleged Infantino breached political neutrality rules by supporting US President Donald Trump.
Canada marked the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge between Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan, with a low-key, Canada-only celebration after trade tensions with the US led to the cancellation of a joint ribbon-cutting ceremony. The bridge, financed by Canada and jointly owned with Michigan, opened to traffic despite President Trump's threats of tariffs and earlier attempts to block its opening.
Countries worldwide have reacted to the latest US tariffs imposed under Section 301, which target 60 to 80 trading partners with duties of 10 to 12.5 percent. Australia, New Zealand, the EU, and China have rejected the forced-labor rationale, with China signaling it will hold off on retaliation.
The Trump administration has imposed new tariffs on over 80 countries, citing failures to enforce forced labor bans. Democrats and some Republicans criticize the move as a pretext for an illegal tariff policy, while Brazil rejects the administration's justification.
Russian Investigative Committee Chairman Alexander Bastrykin says over 16,800 foreign mercenaries have joined Ukrainian forces, while Ukraine's military ombudswoman reports about 16,000 foreign volunteers from 72 countries. Both figures highlight the international dimension of the conflict, with nearly 40% of volunteers coming from Latin America.
The United States has imposed new tariffs of 10-12.5% on imports from 60 countries, citing inadequate enforcement of forced labor bans. The tariffs, set under Section 301, affect seven African nations, while Namibia is exempt. Reactions vary, with some small businesses seeing the new rates as manageable compared to previous tariffs.
Australia has taken an early lead in the Commonwealth Games medal standings in Glasgow, with 39 medals earned as of day four. Day one featured the first medals in para powerlifting and the start of swimming competition, with several Australian athletes beginning their campaigns.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will defend its interests and consider all options after President Donald Trump announced new 50% tariffs on Canadian goods. The two leaders agreed to intensify trade talks, but provincial divisions over how to respond are emerging.
The United States announced new tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5% on 60 trading partners, including China, India, Japan, South Korea, and the European Union, over forced labor enforcement. The duties take effect Friday, replacing a temporary 10% global tariff that expires at the same time.
The Trump administration has imposed new tariffs on over 80 countries, ranging from 10% to 12.5%, replacing a temporary global duty. The tariffs, justified under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 and linked to forced labor investigations, affect major trading partners including the UK, Canada, Mexico, China, and the EU.
The US has imposed new tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5% on imports from 60 trading partners, including Australia and Russia, citing inadequate enforcement of forced labour bans. The move replaces temporary global tariffs and has drawn criticism from affected governments, particularly Australia.