The Pentagon is alarmed as Vladimir Putin's newly launched satellite-killer weapon is reportedly tracking US technology in orbit, posing a significant threat to American space assets.
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TSA Issues Apology for Unannounced Cuban Delegation Visit to Miami Airport
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) apologized to the officials of Miami after its agents gave a tour to a delegation from Cuba, currently a regional adversary of the United States.
West Bromwich Albion Employee Suspended, Under Investigation Over Racism Allegations
Allegations of racism prompted the West Bromwich Albion Football Club to suspend one employee and initiate an inquiry
South Korea, Japan, China Confirmed to Meet Next Week for First Time Since 2019
South Korea, Japan, and China are set to undergo a trilateral summit in Seoul on May 27, the first time the three nations held such talks in five years.
Walmart Plans to Invest $700 Million in Guatemala Over the Next 5 Years
Walmart plans to invest around $700 million in Guatemala over the next five years. Walmart is set to invest around $700 million in Guatemala over the next five years, the company's Central America head, Cristina Ronski, announced on Wednesday.
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Vietnamese public security minister To Lam has been appointed as the country’s new president after the resignation of Vo Van Thuong as part of the Communist Party’s anti-corruption policy.
Bird flu has been detected at an Australian egg farm, putting it on lockdown amid worries that it is a strain causing catastrophic poultry deaths and the potential source of the next global pandemic.
A British man named Geoff Kitchen died aboard a Singapore Airlines Boeing 777-300ER after the plane encountered turbulence, forcing the plane to divert to Bangkok.
US President Joe Biden's decision to close the Northeast Gasoline Supply Reserve would release almost 1 million barrels of fuel.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has received a proposal from the government of Indonesia to put up an EV battery plant in the country.
Vietnam reportedly requested that Foxconn, an Apple supplier, reduce power consumption by 30% at its assembly plants in the northern region to prevent a recurrence of the electricity outages experienced last year.
South Korea’s media regulator has banned the North Korean pop song ‘Friendly Father,’ claiming that it, and the accompanying music video, was "linked to psychological warfare" against the government in Seoul.
Telstra announced that it will cut 2,800 jobs by the end of 2024, especially products and services in its enterprise business.
The foreign ministries of Australia and New Zealand have announced that it would be evacuating its nationals in New Caledonia as riots spark across the island regarding independence and nickel mining.
