US Supreme Court Declines To Hear Musk Appeal Over Tesla Posts
Musk was seeking to overturn restrictions imposed on him by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) following a 2018 post on Twitter, now X.
NATO Chief Says Ukraine Can Still Win War Despite Russian Advances
Ukrainian forces have been on the defensive for months, while Russia's troops have steadily inched forward along the frontline.
US Opposes ICC Probe As Israel Fears Arrest Warrants
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly raised the issue with US President Joe Biden in a call at the weekend.
UK To Deport 5,700 Migrants To Rwanda This Year
The figures come days after the scheme aimed at deterring migrant arrivals on small boats from northern Europe became law following months of parliamentary wrangling.
Samsung Says Q1 Operating Profits Soar Nearly Tenfold On-year
The firm is the flagship subsidiary of South Korean giant Samsung Group, by far the largest of the family-controlled conglomerates that dominate business in Asia's fourth-largest economy.
King Charles III Resumes Public Duties As He Fights Cancer
The British head of state and his wife, Queen Camilla, were expected to tour a cancer treatment facility to meet medical specialists and patients.
ChatGPT Faces Austria Complaint Over 'Uncorrectable Errors'
The company has openly acknowledged it cannot correct inaccurate information produced by its generative AI tool and has failed to explain where the data comes from and what ChatGPT stores about individuals, said the group.
Ex-Binance Chief Set For Sentencing In US Court
Zhao, a Canadian, resigned from his post at the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange platform late last year as part of a deal with US authorities.
Canada's First New Oil Pipeline In Decades Starts Operating
Built alongside an existing 1,150-kilometer (715-mile) line erected in 1953 that already moves about 300,000 barrels of oil per day, it was meant to increase market access for the world's fourth largest oil exporter and get a better return for Canadian crude.
Hamas Prepares Response To Gaza Truce Offer
Egyptian sources told Al-Qahera News, a site linked to Egyptian intelligence services, that the Hamas delegation would "return with a written response".
HSBC Announces Surprise Retirement Of Chief Executive
Quinn, 62, who streamlined HSBC to focus more on Asia, has decided to pursue a portfolio of business interests that allow him to have more time with family, HSBC said in a statement alongside quarterly results.
Microsoft CEO Pledges $1.7 Bn AI, Cloud Investment In Indonesia
Indonesia is Southeast Asia's biggest economy and has a population of around 280 million across its sprawling archipelago, with a growing demand for data centers and AI tech in the region.
Bank Executive On Stand As Trump Hush Money Trial Resumes
Trump is the first US former president to face criminal charges, and his required attendance in court is limiting the 77-year-old's time on the campaign trail less than seven months before his likely election rematch with President Joe Biden.
Philippines Says China Coast Guard Used Water Cannon On Its Vessels
Manila and Beijing have a long history of territorial disputes in the South China Sea, with several collisions involving Philippine and Chinese vessels in recent months, as well as the use of water cannon by the China Coast Guard.
Blinken Heads To Jordan To Push Gaza Aid
Blinken flew to Amman after talks with Gulf Arab leaders in Riyadh, part of his seventh tour of the region since the October 7 attack by Hamas on Israel.
Ecuador Embassy Raid Crossed Line, Top UN Court Told
Ecuadoran security forces stormed the Mexican embassy in a late night raid on April 5 to arrest former vice president Jorge Glas, who is wanted on corruption charges and had been granted asylum by Mexico.
Indonesia Volcano Erupts, Thousands Evacuated Over Tsunami Threat
The country's volcanology agency had warned the threat from the volcano was not over after it erupted more than half a dozen times this month, sparking the evacuation of more than 6,000 people.
Eurozone Economy Rebounds In First Quarter, Inflation Stable In April
The figures are unlikely to stop the European Central Bank (ECB) from cutting interest rates in June as expected, according to economists despite the growth figure.
Top French University Loses Funding Over Pro-Palestinian Protests
Regional support for the Paris-based university includes 1 million euros earmarked for 2024, a member of Pecresse's team told AFP.
EU Probes Facebook, Instagram Over Election Disinformation Worries
The probe is under the EU's new Digital Services Act, a landmark law that cracks down on illegal content online and forces the world's biggest tech companies to do more to protect users online.
Liverpool's Premier League Title Hopes Suffer Blow, Sheffield Utd Relegated
Manchester United's push for Europe was held up by Burnley in a 1-1 stalemate and Everton secured their top-flight status with a 1-0 win at home to Brentford.
EU Says Apple IPad Operating System To Face Stricter Rules
The European Commission designated Apple's iPadOS system as a "core" service under the landmark Digital Markets Act (DMA), which forces companies to modify their business ways to encourage competition between online platforms.
Spain's PM Poised To Announce Whether Will Resign Or Not
Sanchez announced last Wednesday he was mulling resignation after a Madrid court opened a preliminary probe into suspected influence peddling and corruption targeting his wife Begona Gomez.
Ukraine Warns Front 'Worsened' As Russia Claims Fresh Gains
Ukraine's army leader admitted Sunday that Kyiv's position on the battlefield has worsened after Russian forces captured another village in the east, pressing their advantage in manpower and ammunition.
South Africa Gears Up For Close May Vote
More than 27 million people are registered to cast their ballot on May 29 to elect a new parliament. The 400-seat National Assembly then chooses the president.
Hamas Delegation Due In Egypt For Gaza Truce Talks
Egypt, Qatar and the United States have been trying to mediate an agreement between Israel and Hamas for months, but a flurry of diplomacy in recent days appeared to suggest a new push towards halting the fighting.
Blackstone Strikes Chord With $1.6 Bn Bid For UK Music Firm
The announcement is the latest twist in a bidding war which last week saw US music group Concord ramp up its offer to beyond Blackstone's previous bid for Hipgnosis, whose catalogue includes Justin Bieber, Shakira and Neil Young.
Tesla Wins Key China Security Clearance During Musk Visit
The tech billionaire arrived on Sunday for his second trip to China in less than a year, meeting top officials including Premier Li Qiang as he worked to boost his electric car company's fortunes in the face of intense competition from local challengers such as BYD.
Xi, Macron To Discuss Ukraine During China Leader's Visit
The visit to France, which will be followed by trips to Serbia and Hungary, marks the Chinese leader's first European tour since the coronavirus pandemic.
Blinken Promotes Gulf Arab Defense In Sign To Israel And Iran
Blinken was starting his seventh visit to the Middle East since the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel, which has responded with a relentless military campaign in the Gaza Strip that has brought growing public pressure for a ceasefire.