G7 Vows to Step up Moves to Renewable Energy, Zero Carbon
The G-7 officials issued a communique laying out their commitments after talks in the northern Japanese city of Sapporo.
Japanese Prime Minister Unhurt after Blast During Campaign Event
The chaotic scene was reminiscent of the assassination nine months ago of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, which also came on a campaign tour.
Elisabeth Kopp, First Woman in Swiss Cabinet, Dies at 86
Kopp died April 7 in the town of Zumikon, near Zurich, from complications related to an unspecified “long illness,” the federal chancellery said Friday.
Capitol Rioter Who Crushed Officer With Shield Gets 7 Years
The judge convicted McCaughey of obstructing an official proceeding, the Jan. 6 joint session of Congress for certifying Joe Biden’s presidential election victory over Trump.
France Pension Reforms: Constitutional Council Clears Age Rise to 64
The move threatened to enrage unions and other critics of the pension plan, including protesters gathered in spots around France on Friday evening
Trump Answers Questions for 7 Hours in New York Fraud Lawsuit
The lawsuit is unrelated to the felony criminal charges filed against him by the Manhattan district attorney, which led last week to his historic arraignment.
US Airman to Appear in Court over Intelligence Leak
Teixeira has been identified as the leader of an online chat group where the documents first emerged. He is charged with the unauthorised removal and transmission of classified information.
Tech Consultant Charged in killing of Cash App Founder Lee
The stabbing death of Lee shocked the tech industry, with friends and former colleagues mourning the demise of a brilliant and generous man.
Trump Back in New York for Questioning in State Civil Fraud Case
Trump, who is seeking the Republican nomination for the 2024 presidential election, will be asked about his business practices during the deposition
US Thinks UN Chief Too Accommodating to Moscow, Leaked Files Suggest
The files suggest Washington has been closely monitoring Antonio Guterres.
Trump Sues Ex-Attorney $500million over Contract Breach
The former president is currently facing 34 criminal charges linked to payments Cohen made to porn star Stormy Daniels.
Prince Harry Will Attend Father’s Coronation, Meghan Won’t
The May 6 date of the coronation at Westminster Abbey coincides with their son’s birthday.
Turkey President Erdogan Congratulates Nigeria’s President-Elect Tinubu
Erdogan, who described Tinubu as a brother, called for mutual cooperation and partnership that would further the friendly relationship between Turkey and Nigeria.
US Intelligence Leak Complicates Summit with South Korea
The leaked documents were posted online as part of a major U.S. intelligence breach.
Relationship between China and India Boils Over Disputed Arunachal Pradesh
China has renamed some places in what India regards as its eastern state of Arunachal Pradesh, which China claims as parts of its territory.
Elon Musk Says He’s Sleeping on a Couch at Twitter and His Dog is in Charge
Musk appeared to confirm a news report that Twitter was accumulating powerful computing hardware to pursue generative artificial intelligence.
Lula Visits China, Seeking Ties and Ukraine Support
He wants Brazil, China and other nations to help mediate the war as part of his nation’s return to the world stage, but his proposals to end the conflict have irked Ukraine and some in the West.
Italy Declares State of Emergency as Migrant Numbers Surge
Premier Giorgia Meloni and her Cabinet approved imposing the emergency status to deal with the migrant influx, state TV said
Bank Worker Kills Five Co-Workers in Louisville, Kentucky Shooting
He wounded nine other people while livestreaming the attack on social media, police said.
Hundreds Flee from Wildfire in South Korean Seaside City
It took eight hours and nearly 3,000 firefighters to put out the blaze that started on a mountain in a central part of Gangneung at around 8:30 a.m.
