A man pleaded guilty to outraging the modesty of his 9-year-old stepdaughter. He tricked her into performing a sex act at their family's new public housing unit. The incident occurred after he told her to follow him to do prayers. The man told his stepdaughter to follow him so that they may do some prayers at their family's new public housing unit, but he then tricked her into performing a sex act when they were there.
Samsung faces a major strike after pay talks with its union collapsed. Union leaders have demanded a compensation structure in which Samsung would commit to spend 15% of its annual operating profit on employee bonuses and scrap bonus caps, which are currently set at 50% of annual salaries.
Elon Musk sued OpenAI, Sam Altman, Greg Brockman, and Microsoft. He claims they manipulated him into funding a nonprofit that later formed a for-profit arm. OpenAI was initially founded to build ethical, open-source artificial general intelligence. OpenAI was founded as a nonprofit aiming to build ethical, open-source artificial general intelligence.
J. D. Vance appeared at a White House briefing. The White House briefing room has emerged this month as an informal audition stage in the race to succeed President Donald Trump in 2028. Mr. Vance's appearance at the podium came about two weeks after Secretary of State Marco Rubio, his possible future rival, drew wide attention for his debut briefing.
The State Department will fund up to 50 Ebola treatment centers in the Democratic Republic of Congo or Uganda. This initiative is backed by an initial U. S. investment of approximately $13 million. Senator Marco Rubio stated the World Health Organization was slow to identify the Ebola outbreak.
Senator Marco Rubio stated the World Health Organization was slow to identify the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda. He made these remarks as the United States continues to reduce its public health funding. Rubio indicated the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would take the lead in response efforts.
The World Health Organization has raised concerns about an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Bundibugyo variant is present. Previous outbreaks show that conflict, mistrust, and delayed detection can complicate response efforts. Chlorine disinfection and temperature screenings are standard containment measures. Conflict, mistrust and delayed detection could complicate response to emergency caused by Bundibugyo variantTo be around the centre of an Ebola outbreak is to become used to the smell of chlorine.
The United Nations reports new housing solutions are emerging globally. Informal settlements in Brazil are being upgraded instead of demolished. Refugees and host communities in Jordan are reclaiming neglected spaces, making them greener. Thailand is developing new approaches to housing. From Thailand to Jordan, from Brazil to Germany, new approaches to housing are quietly taking shape.
A fast-spreading Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has hundreds of suspected cases. Health workers are rushing to stop transmission. A vaccine roll out is months away, the UN World Health Organization said on Tuesday. A fast-spreading Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has health workers rushing to stop transmission while the roll out of any potential vaccine is months away, the UN World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday.
The UN atomic watchdog chief emphasized nuclear security in wartime. The head of the UN atomic watchdog on Monday underscored the need to safeguard nuclear security in wartime, a day after a drone strike near the sole nuclear power plant in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The UN World Health Organization opened its annual assembly on Monday. From Ebola outbreaks in Central Africa to the complex evacuation of passengers aboard a hantavirus-stricken cruise ship, the UN World Health Organization (WHO) opened its annual assembly on Monday as countries grapple with disease outbreaks, deep funding cuts and growing geopolitical tension.
Forced displacement in the occupied West Bank has reached a rate unseen in decades. This comes as killings and destruction continue despite a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas reducing violence in Gaza. A senior official with the UN human rights office reported these findings in Geneva.
UN Secretary General António Guterres urged participants at a global forum in Baku Now is the time to place housing at the heart of sustainable development. That was the message delivered on Monday by UN Secretary General António Guterres to participants at a global forum on urban sustainability under way this week in Baku.
The World Health Organization declared a new Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of the A day after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the new Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo an international emergency, top global disease transmission experts stressed that the chances of another global pandemic similar to the 2019 coronavirus emergency are increasing all the time.
South Korea dispatched 20,000 miners and nurses In the 1960s and 70s, South Korea sent 20,000 miners and nurses to West Germany in exchange for loans to rebuild its economy devastated by the Korean War. CNA traces these workers’ journeys across both nations. ‘I worked as if my life depended on it’: The forgotten pioneers of South Korea’s economic miracle.
European industries face a potential "China shock" due to increasing reliance on imported components. Trade analysts warn this could lead to job losses and the cannibalization of local factories by Beijing. Rising volume of components imported from China prompts warning of cannibalisation of European industriesEurope is facing a fresh China shock that threatens to cannibalise local factories, leading to job losses and de facto colonisation of industry by Beijing, trade analysts and representatives have said.
The US charged three Malaysian state telecoms officials. Three senior executives at the US subsidiary of Telekom Malaysia allegedly misappropriated over US$20 million from the state telecommunications firm through false statements and forged records on various occasions between July 2020 and February 2026.
Wellington faces a six-month wait to stop millions of litres of sewage spilling into its waters. The Moa Point wastewater plant failed catastrophically in February. A temporary fix is expected by November. Full repairs will cost NZ$53.5 million and are scheduled for late next year.
Thailand cut visa-free stays for tourists from over 90 countries. This Move brings an end to a 60 day visa-free stay that was agreed with 93 countries, including the UK, US and much of EuropeThailand is drastically cutting the length of visa-free stays for tourists from more than 90 countries in an effort to curb crime involving foreign nationals, officials said on Tuesday. Tourism is vital to the south-east Asian nation’s economy, but foreign arrivals are yet to retu.
Donald Trump stated that arms deals with Taiwan were a "negotiating chip" with Beijing. Chinese state media has amplified these remarks. Taiwan's government has expressed concern over the unpredictable US leader's stance. President’s remarks about Taiwan arms deals being a ‘negotiating chip’ with Beijing have been seized on by Chinese state mediaIt has been an unsettling few days for Taiwan’s government.
Venezuela will release 300 prisoners under an amnesty law. Between yesterday and this Friday, 300 people will be released, some involved in acts in proven crimes but (others) who are minors, over 70 years old or suffering from a medical condition, says National Assembly Chief Jorge Rodriguez.
Tom Phillips, The Guardian's Latin America correspondent, discussed Venezuela four months after the U. S. detained former president Nicolás Maduro. He described the country as experiencing turmoil and repression following a disputed presidential election in August 2024.
The Pentagon's inspector general is investigating US military airstrikes on alleged drug boats. The inquiry will determine if commanders followed standard procedures before conducting lethal strikes in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific. The investigation focuses on the process followed by military leadership.
Two former Sinaloa state officials surrendered to US authorities over alleged ties to the Sinaloa cartel. Gerardo Mérida Sánchez, the state's former security minister, and another ex-official are now in US custody. Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum denies any links between her Morena party and organized crime.
UNHCR announced a symbolic football team of famous players with refugee backgrounds. A symbolic team of famous footballers with first hand experience of life as a refugee was announced on Tuesday by UNHCR, just weeks ahead of the world’s biggest sporting event - the FIFA Men’s World Cup.
