Massive typhoon makes landfall in eastern China, triggering the country's first red rainstorm alert of 2026 after cutting power in Taiwan and Japan.

Taking lessons from Ukraine, Taiwan races to build a China-free drone industry capable of producing millions of unmanned aircraft to deter Beijing.

The former Greater Manchester mayor emerges as frontrunner to become Britain's seventh PM in a decade, while Brussels delays a summit originally planned for the Brexit anniversary.

Tehran struck American military facilities in five Gulf states after three nights of U.S. airstrikes, while attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz roil global energy markets.

Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz dropped to just 14 crossings Sunday as Iran and Oman negotiate passage arrangements, while the US demands unconditional free transit through the critical oil chokepoint.

Beijing formally protested after Japanese coast guard vessels sought shelter in the Taiwan Strait while Typhoon Bavi threatened Okinawa, highlighting geopolitical tensions in the strategic waterway.

Pakistani military launches Operation Shaban following coordinated insurgent attacks that martyred 42 security personnel, eliminating more than 100 terrorists across the troubled southwestern province.

Taiwan has deployed the domestically-built Chiang Kung missile defense system featuring indigenous AESA radar, adding a critical layer of protection against China's growing ballistic missile arsenal.

Sweden's highest market court ordered Google to pay approximately .5 billion to Klarna's PriceRunner in the country's largest competition damages award, stemming from years of anticompetitive search practices.

The International Olympic Committee provisionally lifted Russia's suspension, ending a decade of restrictions over doping and Ukraine and clearing Russian athletes to compete at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

Human rights groups warn Beijing's sweeping new legislation mandates cultural erasure of Tibetans, Uyghurs, and other minorities, with the law claiming extraterritorial reach beyond China's borders.

President vows to 'finish the job' as U.S. warplanes hit Iranian military targets for second consecutive day, threatening to expand strikes to oil infrastructure and key export facilities.