Europe's Ariane 6 Rocket Successfully Launches For First Time
Europe's new Ariane 6 rocket successfully blasted off for the first time on Tuesday, releasing satellites into orbit and restoring the continent's independent access to space.
Meta To Pull Posts Targeting 'Zionists' For Harm
Meta on Tuesday said it will start removing posts that label Jews "Zionists" and target them for harm.
Ex-film Mogul Harvey Weinstein May Face New Sex Crimes Charges
Disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein may face new sexual assault charges ahead of his retrial this fall, Manhattan prosecutors said Tuesday.
Peru Prosecutors Seek 30 Years In Jail For Keiko Fujimori
Peru's prosecution on Tuesday requested a jail term of 30 years and 10 months for three-time presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori, who is on trial for corruption.
Biden Shores Up Support But Doubts Remain Among Some Democrats
President Joe Biden won much-needed support from senior Democrats and gave a confident NATO summit speech Tuesday, but doubts over his age and fitness continued to dog his reelection bid.
UK Govt Hopes To Unlock Prisons Crisis With Reform Advocate
Keir Starmer has made a flurry of ministerial appointments since becoming UK prime minister last week but one name has stood out: new prisons minister James Timpson.
China's BYD To Open Electric Car Plant In Turkey
China's electric vehicle giant BYD will open a factory in Turkey, a government source told AFP on Monday, as the company continues its international expansion.
AI Boom Reshapes Wall Street As TSMC Joins Trillion-dollar Club
The entry of Taiwanese chip giant TSMC into the elite club of the world's most valuable companies is further proof that the generative AI revolution is shaking up Wall Street.
Moody's Cuts Kenya Debt Rating Further Into Junk Territory
Moody's has downgraded Kenya's debt rating further into junk territory and warned the outlook was negative after a wave of protests led the government to abandon proposed tax hikes.
French Parties Scramble For Influence After Inconclusive Vote
French parties sought to project strength and gather allies on Tuesday, with the government adrift following an election in which no one political force claimed a clear majority.
Heavy Battles In Gaza City On Eve Of New Truce Talks
Israel pushed on with a major military offensive in war-ravaged Gaza City on Tuesday that the UN said has once again displaced tens of thousands of Palestinians.
Mourning In Kyiv As Rescuers Clear Rubble From Children's Hospital
Rescue workers were clearing debris and Ukraine was in mourning Tuesday, the day after deadly Russian strikes tore open a children's hospital and sparked international condemnation.
Samsung Says 'No Disruption' To Production Despite Strike
South Korean tech giant Samsung said Tuesday that production was not being disrupted despite a three-day general strike by thousands of workers.
Hollywood On Edge About Firearms In Wake Of 'Rust' Tragedy
In a studio near Los Angeles, a group of filmmakers practice framing a close-up of a rubber gun held by an actor, when they are suddenly interrupted.
S. Korea Petitioned To Probe BLACKPINK Jennie's 'Vaping Incident'
A now-deleted video showing K-pop megastar Jennie of BLACKPINK smoking a vape indoors has sparked online outcry, with Seoul's foreign ministry telling AFP Tuesday it had received a formal complaint.
Alec Baldwin Goes On Trial Over Fatal 'Rust' Shooting
Alec Baldwin's manslaughter trial over the fatal 2021 shooting on the set of a Western movie begins Tuesday, with the selection of a jury who must decide if a "Rust" crew member's death was his fault.
Upstart Spain Confront Seasoned France For Spot In Euros Final
Luis de la Fuente's Spain are the form team of Euro 2024 but face tournament specialists France in Tuesday's semi-final in Munich.
Starmer Goes To Washington On First Foreign Trip As UK PM
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer jets off to Washington this week for his first steps on the world stage, just days after taking office following a landslide election victory.
Australia Sounds Warning Over State-backed Chinese Hackers
Australia's cyber intelligence agency sounded a rare warning Tuesday about the rising threat of state-backed Chinese hackers, saying they were "actively" looking for targets to compromise.
Modi, Putin Hold Talks Amid Outrage Over Ukraine Strikes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was set to hold talks with President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, a day after the Indian leader arrived in Moscow amid global outcry over Russian strikes in Ukraine.
Biden Goes 'Full Trump' To Save White House Bid
With their president calling into a morning TV show and bashing so-called elites, US voters could be forgiven a sense of deja vu.
NATO Meets In Washington As Questions Swirl Over Biden's Future
NATO leaders gather Tuesday in Washington for a summit aimed at showing resolve against Russia and support for Ukraine -- but the meeting is set to be overshadowed by US President Joe Biden's fight for political survival.
Largest Refugee Team To Compete At Paris Paralympics
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) on Tuesday unveiled a nine-member refugee team for the upcoming Games in Paris.
US Regulator Orders Boeing Inspections Over Oxygen Mask Issue
US aviation regulators said Monday that thousands of Boeing 737 airplanes would need to be inspected, amid concerns that passenger oxygen masks could fail in emergencies.
Freewheeling Spain Face Austere French In Euro 2024 Final Bid
The battle between the two most successful national sides of the new millennium, Tuesday's Euro 2024 semi-final between France and Spain, also showcases two contrasting styles.
Russian Missiles Kill 20 In Ukraine, Gut Kyiv Children's Hospital
Russia launched dozens of missiles at cities across Ukraine on Monday in an attack that killed at least 20 people people and smashed into a children's hospital in Kyiv, officials said.
Carlsberg Quaffs British Soft Drinks Maker Britvic For GBP3.3 Bn
Danish brewer Carlsberg on Monday said that it had reached a deal to buy British soft drinks manufacturer Britvic for GBP3.3 billion ($4.2 billion).
India's Modi Headed To Russia For First Visit Since Ukraine Offensive
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was due to arrive in Russia on Monday, as the Indian leader treaded a fine line between maintaining a longstanding relationship with Moscow and courting closer Western security ties.
Texas Hunkers Down As Hurricane Beryl Hits Coast
Hurricane Beryl made landfall Monday in the southern US state of Texas, where some residents were evacuated over warnings of flooding and power outages.
Boeing, DoJ Reach Deal Over MAX Crashes Case
Boeing said Monday it had reached a deal with the US Department of Justice over two fatal 737 MAX crashes, which court papers show would see the aviation giant plead guilty to fraud.