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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.
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.
German police shot and killed the suspected driver of a van that ploughed into a crowd near Berlin's Pride celebrations, killing one and injuring dozens. A second suspect was detained and later released as investigations continue.
The man suspected of driving a van into a Berlin Pride crowd, killing one and injuring several, was shot dead by police in Spandau as he charged at officers with a stabbing weapon. German prosecutors said he had repeatedly tried to join the Islamic State group and had been convicted in Lebanon before returning to Germany.
A series of youth-led protests in India, sparked by a leaked exam paper and subsequent student suicides, have resulted in the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The movement, which calls itself the 'Cockroach Janta Party', has used humour and satire to challenge Prime Minister Narendra Modi's authority, drawing tens of thousands to the streets and leading to a significant escalation in demands.
German police shot dead the suspect in a van attack on Berlin's Pride parade that killed one woman and injured dozens. The suspect, identified as Abdul Ballout, had previously sought to join Islamic State, and officials described the attack as Islamist terrorism.
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.
Ukraine’s recent military leadership changes—from the dismissal of Defense Minister Mikhail Fyodorov to the appointment of Mikhail Drapaty as commander-in-chief—have sparked protests and drawn commentary from Russian experts and officials. While some see the moves as internal political maneuvering, others allege Western special services are pulling the strings.
A vehicle drove into a crowd at Berlin's annual Christopher Street Day Pride event on Saturday, killing one person and injuring at least 15 others. Police launched a manhunt, and the suspect was later shot and killed during a police confrontation on Sunday.
German police say a car drove into a crowd in Berlin's Tiergarten park during the Christopher Street Day Pride parade, killing one person and injuring at least 14. The event was cancelled and an intensive manhunt for suspects is under way.
A vehicle drove into a crowd at Berlin's Pride event, killing one person and injuring at least 16 others. The suspect, known to police, is believed to have ties to Islamist circles. Berlin's mayor and Germany's interior minister condemned the attack.
Iran has shifted its military focus to Bahrain and Kuwait amid ongoing US-Iran conflict, with analysts citing historical tensions and the small size of these Gulf states. Meanwhile, a crackdown on documentation of attacks has led to over 1,000 arrests, raising freedom of expression concerns.
Dmitry Peskov stated that Kiev's attacks on infrastructure in the Black Sea and Azov Sea areas, including the Caspian Pipeline Consortium, constitute acts of international terrorism. He also alleged that Ukraine's terrorist activities are expanding globally, referencing attacks on Germany, Kazakhstan, and an Iranian ship.
German authorities have approved a joint venture between Framatome and Russia's Rosatom to produce fuel rods at a facility in Lingen, despite security concerns from critics. The project will operate without EU sanctions on Russia's nuclear sector, raising fears of espionage and sabotage.
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 EU has sanctioned FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich over his support for the annexation of Crimea, prompting him to suspend his duties. The move, hailed by Ukraine, comes as Dvorkovich faces challengers in the upcoming FIDE election.
The Bayreuth Festival celebrates its 150th anniversary with a program featuring AI-enhanced staging and a first-ever production of Wagner's 'Rienzi,' while facing criticism over its handling of the composer's antisemitic legacy and a controversy involving the invitation of Jewish public intellectual Michel Friedman.
Arkady Dvorkovich has suspended his duties as FIDE president due to EU sanctions and will not run for re-election in September. He called the sanctions unlawful and unfair. Former president Kirsan Ilyumzhinov also will not seek the post, leaving three candidates in the race.
Jürgen Klopp has been appointed head coach of the German national team, succeeding Julian Nagelsmann. His contract runs until 2030, and his first match will be against the Netherlands in September.
The 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations begins July 26 in Morocco, with 16 teams competing for the continental title, a record $2 million prize, and World Cup qualification slots. Nigeria defends its title, while Morocco, Ghana, and Zambia are among the favorites.