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Joe Biden’s Cancer Spreads Beyond Bones, Son Says
Former US President Joe Biden’s prostate cancer has spread beyond his bones and is causing severe pain, his son Hunter Biden has said. Hunter Biden disclosed the development in an
Trump Campaign Removes Taylor Swift Songs From Social Media Posts
Some songs by US pop star Taylor Swift have been removed from social media videos posted by President Donald Trump’s campaign and the White House after her music was repeatedly
Drones Detected Over German Military Base After Airport Drone Incident
Germany’s armed forces said two drones were detected over a military facility in Mechernich, North Rhine-Westphalia, at around 10pm local time on Thursday. The facility is located roughly 35 kilometres
British Columbia Wildfire Forces Evacuations As Summerland Declares State Of Emergency
Authorities in British Columbia have declared a state of emergency in Summerland as a rapidly advancing wildfire threatens communities and forces thousands of residents to evacuate. The Bald Range wildfire
Japan Counts Cost Of Typhoon Dolphin As China, Taiwan Prepare For Storm
Typhoon Dolphin has left six people injured and more than 50,000 buildings without power in Japan as authorities across East Asia step up preparations for the storm. Japan is assessing
Air Canada Begins Regulatory Process To Launch Lagos Flights In 2027
Air Canada has begun the regulatory process to launch scheduled flights to Lagos in 2027 following the expansion of the air transport agreement between Canada and Nigeria. In a statement
Peru, Mexico Restore Diplomatic Relations After Months Of Tensions
Peru and Mexico have agreed to restore diplomatic relations, ending months of strained ties triggered by a dispute over political asylum and the fallout from Peru’s 2022 constitutional crisis. In
Russia Sentences Publisher Over LGBT-Themed Books In Latest Content Crackdown
A Russian court has sentenced Popcorn Books publisher Dmitry Protopopov to a four-year suspended prison term for distributing books containing LGBT-related content, marking the latest move in Moscow’s widening crackdown
China Accuses US Of Interfering In Argentina-Huawei Business Cooperation
China has accused the United States of interfering in business cooperation between Argentina and Chinese technology company Huawei, alleging that Washington used visa restrictions to obstruct legitimate commercial activities and
US Hiring Outlook Remains Resilient As Layoffs Drop To Two-Year Low
The US labour market continued to demonstrate resilience as planned layoffs fell to their lowest level in two years, even as the number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment
