Beijing this month announced sweeping controls on the critical rare earths industry

Russian oil is a main irritant for US President Donald Trump in prolonged trade talks with India.

Four other French museums robbed recently

New Yorkers responded to the federal immigration raid with protests on Tuesday and Wednesday evening

Trump, under pressure from US farmers reeling from big drops in Chinese orders for soybeans, said he expected to reach some agreement with Xi on the issues

A highly publicised crackdown starting in February saw around 7,000 workers repatriated and Thailand enact a cross-border internet blockade

A Pakistani navy ship seized narcotics worth more than $972 million from sailboats in the Arabian Sea, according to a statement Tuesday from the naval network overseeing the operation.

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) yesterday said Israel must meet the “basic needs” of the population on Gaza, including providing everything they need to survive.

Russia and Ukraine pounded each other with heavy overnight missile attacks as diplomatic efforts to end the war faltered, with the White House saying there were no imminent plans for presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin to meet.

India’s government yesterday proposed that artificial intelligence and social media firms should clearly label AI-generated content to tackle the spread of deepfake and misinformation, prompted by similar moves by the European Union and China.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said yesterday he had held a conversation with Donald Trump, with the US president saying the pair had discussed trade as the countries negotiate a deal that could mend strained ties.

Forty migrants from sub-Saharan Africa were found dead yesterday following a shipwreck off Tunisia while 30 were rescued, a judicial spokesman told AFP.

Gaza is experiencing a health “catastrophe” that will last for “generations to come”, the director-general of the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned.

The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned yesterday that global warming is pushing the planet to the brink and urged countries to implement disaster warning systems to protect people against extreme weather.

Vorapak Tanyawong denies wrongdoing but steps down to fight legal battle

Said a company vice-president

As of now, 17 people are known to have been injured

The audacious daylight robbery on Sunday shortly after the museum opened caused estimated losses of around 88 million euros ($102 million)

Two buses collided on a major motorway in Uganda early on Wednesday, killing 63 people and injuring several others

No plans for President Trump to meet with President Putin, a White House official say