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New research has found that a parasite associated with the 'mushy fish' phenomenon in yellowtail kingfish is present in New South Wales for the first time, with 38.9% of sampled fish infected. Most infected fish show no symptoms, meaning the problem could be much more widespread than previously recognized.
Beijing-based LandSpace successfully recovered the first stage of its Zhuque-3 rocket on land, marking a global first for a stainless-steel booster after an orbital launch. The milestone, following China's earlier sea recovery, underscores advances in reusable rocket technology with potential military applications.
North Korea's Kim Yo-jong dismissed the US decision to scale back joint military exercises with South Korea as meaningless, saying Pyongyang focuses on the fact that the drills continue. A KCNA commentary vowed to 'completely neutralize' military threats, while South Korea's unification minister expressed hope the reduction could open dialogue.
The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on ICC President Tomoko Akane and senior trial lawyer Abdoulaye Seye, barring them from the US and its financial system. The ICC called the move a 'flagrant attack' on its independence, while Japan expressed regret and other nations voiced concern.
Iran's top security official warned neighboring countries against joining US economic pressure, threatening retaliation and oil route closures. Egypt is attempting to revive talks, while regional tensions persist.
US President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke by phone ahead of new 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, with negotiations described as 'intense and delicate.' The talks cover about $20bn in imports, with disputes over auto tariffs and US content requirements remaining unresolved.
The International Criminal Court has condemned US sanctions on its president and a senior trial lawyer as an attack on the rule of law, while ICC President Tomoko Akane warned of the 'demise of international rule of law'. The measures, tied to ICC investigations involving Israel, drew support for the court from European leaders and the Dutch and German governments.
The United States imposed sanctions on International Criminal Court President Tomoko Akane and senior trial lawyer Abdoulaye Seye, prompting condemnation from the ICC and criticism from Japan, where lawmakers say Tokyo's response was too weak.
The United States has sanctioned the president of the International Criminal Court and a senior trial lawyer over their involvement in investigations the US deems illegitimate. The move has drawn criticism from the European Union and quiet concern from Australia, a founding ICC member.
Indian stocks closed largely unchanged on Friday, capping a second straight weekly decline, as geopolitical tensions and rising crude prices kept investors cautious. GIFT Nifty pointed to a positive opening on Monday, with attention on US sanctions on Iran and Federal Reserve signals.
US long-term Treasury yields surged to levels not seen in nearly two decades as stalled US-Iran talks and oil price fears compounded fiscal concerns. The 30-year yield touched 5.321%, the highest since 2007, while global bond markets from Japan to Europe also saw sharp moves.
Japan's benchmark 10-year government bond yield rose to 2.945%, its highest since 1996, on global inflation concerns and growing expectations of a Bank of Japan rate hike. BOJ officials are set to make key appearances before the September 18 policy decision, with market pricing indicating a high probability of a move.
India's 3-1 loss to the Netherlands in the Hockey World Cup Pool E has pushed them to the brink of elimination. Their semifinal hopes now depend on the outcome of the England-Argentina match, while the win secured the Netherlands' semifinal spot.
Indian equity benchmarks declined as Brent crude crossed $91 a barrel following the expiry of the temporary US-Iran ceasefire, reviving concerns over energy supplies. Foreign institutional investors sold equities, and higher US bond yields added pressure, while analysts noted a positioning-led correction with mixed global cues.
Bangladesh have recalled top-order batter Sharmin Sultana for the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 and Asian Games, with the BCB announcing a 15-member squad. The tournament runs from August 28 to September 13 in Dubai, with Sri Lanka defending their title.
Moscow has summoned Japan's ambassador and conducted a naval missile test near the Kuril Islands, escalating tensions after Tokyo protested President Putin's visit to the disputed territory. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov criticized Japan's failure to respond promptly to the summons amid an ongoing territorial dispute.
Asian shares were flat on Monday as investors awaited details of threatened U.S. sanctions on Iran and braced for Nvidia's quarterly results. The Canadian dollar dipped amid a looming trade war, and gold prices climbed toward a record monthly gain.
India's 1-3 loss to the Netherlands in the Hockey World Cup second round has left their semifinal hopes dependent on a complex set of results, including a big win over Argentina and a Dutch victory over England. Despite a strong first-half display, defensive lapses in the final quarter proved costly, with captain Harmanpreet Singh scoring India's only goal from a penalty corner.
Uttar Pradesh is set to host over 200 Japanese business leaders for the UP-Japan Investment Meet 2026, with projects worth ₹3,191 crore breaking ground at YEIDA. The delegation, led by a Japanese governor, will engage in business dialogues across the state.
President Trump told reporters he has a good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, saying the two leaders understand each other and that his approach is making the region safer. He also addressed reducing joint military exercises with South Korea, citing the relationship.