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U.S. condemns China's 'dangerous and aggressive' acts after Philippine sailor injured at disputed shoal The flare-up came before Rubio is expected to visit Manila for meetings of Southeast Asian foreign ministers, with Chinese diplomat Wang Yi also in attendance.
Trump says Netanyahu won't be arrested in New York, pushing back on Mamdani Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, is the target of an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Criminal Court related to the war on Gaza.
AMD launches Helios, its first rack AI system to rival Nvidia, adding Microsoft as newest buyer AMD is taking aim at Nvidia with Helios, its first AI rack system, and has landed Microsoft as a new customer, joining Meta, OpenAI and Oracle.
UK to get a new prime minister as Trump slams Britain as 'Poverty Stricken Disaster' The prospect of Burnham, considered more left-leaning than Starmer, replacing the incumbent prime minister sent jitters through bond markets earlier this year.
Boeing CEO says company still needs 'a couple more years' to repair finances before new jet CEO Kelly Ortberg signalled Boeing is focused more on stabilizing its existing business than rushing to develop a successor to its best-selling 737 MAX.
Ryanair profit slumps 34% as airlines brace for a 'difficult winter' amid Middle East crisis Ryanair's first-quarter profit took a 34% hit as consumers delayed bookings due to the Middle East crisis, while struggling airlines face a "difficult winter."
FIFA emerges as the $9 billion winner as the biggest, brashest World Cup ever draws to a close The football governing body presided over the most lucrative sporting event in history and is poised to net over $9 billion in revenue for 2026.
U.S. hits Iran for ninth consecutive night as American casualties mount The U.S. military began a ninth consecutive night of strikes against Iran, escalating a campaign aimed at destroying Tehran's ability to disrupt shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.