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He said the device made enemy equipment ‘not work’, and the Venezuelan forces were unable to use their ‘Russian and Chinese rockets’.
Guinness continues to grow in popularity, boosted by TikTok and Netflix’s House of Guinness. Now other dark beers are riding on its success.
The ringgit climbed more than 10 per cent against the dollar last year, squeezing the bottom line of the export-reliant market.
The German citizen is scheduled to begin serving his two-year jail term at a facility in Southern California early next month.
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The president, who was diagnosed with diverticulitis, assured the public that it is not a life-threatening condition.
Without its top donor, the UN health agency’s work to contain diseases like HIV, polio and Ebola is at risk.
The veteran US investor was sentenced to 18 years in jail after being convicted in the high-profile Wall Street case.
US special envoy and Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner head to Russia to pursue a breakthrough on territorial disputes and security guarantees.
The interim co-chief, and BlackRock CEO says the ‘mountain must come down to earth’ proposing a rotation to hubs like Detroit, Dublin and Jakarta.
Donald Trump’s signature diplomatic initiative is drawing resistance from fellow leaders who see it as an undisguised challenge to the UN.
Without naming Trump, Carney said the world is now a place where the powerful pursue their interests using economic integration as a weapon.
The government is forming a task force and working on guidelines for the population, amid Trump’s threats to take over the territory.
The Pop Mart craze is spreading to other retailers like Le Creuset and E.L.F. Beauty as ‘blind shopping’ takes off around the world.
China’s rise recasts the country from a low-cost base to a credible US tech challenger, just as global capital hunts for next growth engine.
Despite a trained unit, the missile, which is part of a US$10.4 billion hypersonic programme, won’t be ready until early 2026.
Trump’s Greenland tariff threat sparks anger and tests US-EU ties as the bloc mulls how to respond to Washington’s sabre-rattling.
Critics are worried that the US president is trying to build an alternative – or rival – to the United Nations.
The comments by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei are the first admission by Tehran on the death toll from the unrest.
Sihasak Phuangketkeow, Bhumjaithai’s second candidate after Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, believes his party has popular support.
Without a blind trust, Trump builds wealth as president with bond trades in firms his policies affect, drawing scrutiny over conflicts of interest.
Authorities emphasise safe working conditions as they urge quick commerce companies to reconsider unrealistic delivery timelines.
A week after the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, an agent fired ‘defensive shots’ during a struggle involving a snow shovel and three people.
A 51–50 vote kills war powers resolution after Trump pressure flips two key Republican defectors.
Montage Technology could raise up to US$900 million in an IPO as soon as this month, sources say.
Russia’s war in Ukraine leaves allies Venezuela, Iran and Cuba vulnerable, exposing security failures and eroding trust in Moscow’s global influence.
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters reminded Anna Breman to ‘stick to domestic monetary policy’.
The city state’s farmers eye the Johor-Singapore SEZ for cheaper land and labour to boost food security amid high local costs.
Long-term prospects for sector are ‘very promising’, but market in the short term is ‘mainly driven by speculative sentiment’, analyst says.
Goldman Sachs and UBS are reviewing Diageo’s operations and are sounding out interest from local strategic buyers and private equity firms.
