National Assembly approves phased increase from 65% to 90% on alcoholic beverages and adds new levy on sugary drinks starting 2027

Colombian researchers confirm the identity of the Spanish warship San José, lost in 1708 with treasure worth up to $17 billion, using 3D analysis of underwater gold coins.

Dozens injured in central Israel as Iran responds to Israeli strikes; Israel hits back with airstrikes on over 200 targets including nuclear facilities

Swedish singer Beata Thunberg adopts maternal surname to distinguish herself from sister Greta Thunberg's political activism

Israel threatens to target Iran’s oil refineries if attacked; offers to spare them if nuclear sites are destroyed without reprisal

New draft guidelines may enable Tesla to expand advanced driver-assistance features in Chinese market

Vietnam’s export-led economy, once buoyed by the U.S.-China trade war, now faces heightened risks as new U.S. trade actions target tariff circumvention and shift scrutiny toward Southeast Asia.

Brian Armstrong cautions that unchecked US debt may pave the way for Bitcoin to become the global reserve currency

“I gave Iran chance after chance to make a deal. I told them, in the strongest of words, to "just do it," but no matter how hard they tried, no matter how close they got, they just couldn't get it done… They are all DEAD now, and it will only get worse!“

Israel eliminated Iran’s top military leadership, destroyed enrichment facilities, and disabled air defenses in a surprise attack named “Like a Lion.” Iran declared a state of war, and Trump pledged to defend Israel. Here are all the main details.

Airstrikes mark significant escalation amid stalled U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations and heightened regional tensions

Falling domestic rice output and inflation pressures have led the government to tap into emergency stocks, complicating the political landscape ahead of key elections.

Businesses seek relief from 46% tariffs imposed under Trump administration

Crown Prince's rapid ascent disrupts traditional royal hierarchy

Escalating trade tensions present significant challenges, particularly for Thailand, as IMF officials emphasize the need for urgent responses.

A newly signed proclamation bans the entry of nationals from specified countries, citing security concerns.

Casual, feel-driven programming gains traction among hobbyists

Top scientist raises ethical concerns over language model behavior

Accounting giants aim to build trust in rapidly advancing AI products

OECD warns trade war is curbing international development

Lee Jae-myung favors diplomacy over confrontation

Lee Jae-myung thanks voters as results show lead

AI startup seeks $300 million in fresh funding

Retail giant focuses on tech and efficiency to drive profits

Digital health company aims to expand weight loss offerings

Japanese automaker brings key partner in-house

Strategic withdrawal shifts dynamics in contested region

New funding round boosts ambitions of digital investment platform

Mixed messages from former president create uncertainty in US-Asia relations

Cooling prices ease pressure on European Central Bank

Global business leaders urge a rethink of trade and supply chain strategies

Beijing vows retaliation for latest U.S. measures

Largest firms split between fee-based and insurance-backed models

Strategic port operator seeks neutral stance amid global tensions

Prime Minister Hun Manet announces intention to file complaint with the International Court of Justice following military clashes.

Operation 'Spiderweb' targets strategic bombers across five Russian regions with 117 drones

VBS Mutual Bank—lauded as the first bank in South Africa to be totally owned and managed by Africans - has collapsed after its owners stole all the cash and bribed government and local government officials into depositing money in the operation

It’s every columnist’s dream: write something so sharp it slices through the noise, goes viral across social media and Wall Street alike—and ends up ruffling the feathers of the President of the United States. That’s exactly what happened to Financial Times opinion editor Robert Armstrong, when a seemingly routine article earlier this month birthed the term TACO, an acronym for Trump Always Chickens Out.

The UEFA Champions League final has always been a competitive match—until last night. Paris Saint-Germain demolished Inter Milan five–nil in a surreal, one-sided, and unprecedented blowout. It wasn’t just the largest scoreline in Champions League final history—it was an absurd mismatch. Even a Swiss Cup final between Basel and a third-division team of part-timers would likely be closer.

OnlyFans, originally launched as a video platform for musicians and comedians, has turned into one of the most profitable adult content sites in the world—with over three hundred million users and billions in revenue. Now, its reclusive Jewish owner, Leonid Radvinsky, is reportedly looking to sell it—for a staggering eight billion dollars.

Thailand and regional partners present joint statement urging WHO to strengthen scientific validation, ethical innovation, and protection of traditional medical knowledge

Thai capital leads global index with high-speed internet, affordable living, and supportive visa policies

SNL Korea parody reignites scrutiny over candidate spouses ahead of election

At least 10 killed, six missing after stone quarry collapse in West Java

Gyeongsan city government's promotional video faces backlash over sexist content

Investors increase bullish bets on Asian currencies as confidence in dollar wanes

Claims of unsafe working conditions and abuse surface during filming of 'When Life Gives You Tangerines'

Pete Hegseth meets Singaporean leaders to discuss security cooperation at Shangri-La Dialogue

Upstream developments threaten Vietnam's agricultural resources and regional influence