Toryima Agwa
Editor
Financial Watchdog Warns AI Cyberattacks Could Threaten Global Stability
The Financial Stability Board says AI-driven cyber risk is the most immediate technology concern facing the global financial system.
Asian Markets Slip as Oil and Bond Yields Rise
Asian shares fell as renewed US-Iran fighting lifted oil prices and elevated bond yields pressured investor confidence.
Plan for Global Defence Bank Seeks $116 Billion
A proposed Defence, Security and Resilience Bank aims to raise $116 billion for lower-cost lending to governments and defence contractors.
German Drone Maker's US Expansion Highlights Transatlantic Defence Capital
Quantum Systems gained an early US foothold with support from CIA-backed investor In-Q-Tel, illustrating the role of American capital in...
Kyiv-Area Survivor Recounts Strike That Killed 38
A survivor has described the aftermath of a drone strike and ammunition-depot explosions that killed 38 people near Kyiv.
NASA Launches Roman Space Telescope to Survey the Cosmos
NASA has launched the Roman Space Telescope, beginning a flagship mission designed to investigate major questions in astrophysics and...
HDFC Bank Weighs Leadership Options Ahead of CEO Transition
India's HDFC Bank is considering deputy managing director Kaizad Bharucha and an external candidate for its next chief executive.
Search Continues After North Cyprus Ferry Disaster
Divers and rescue teams are searching for nearly 20 people missing after a ferry capsized off northern Cyprus, killing at least eight.
Toyota and Honda Face Cost Pressure From Proposed Canada Auto Tariffs
Japanese automakers could bear significant costs from a proposed US tariff on Canadian vehicle imports.
Nepal Seeks Better Cross-Border Flood Warnings After Deadly Disaster
Nepal is renewing calls for more Chinese glacier-risk and water-level data after deadly flooding exposed gaps in early warning.
Nepal Rescue Teams Search for Hundreds Trapped After Himalayan Floods
Nepalese rescue teams, supported by Chinese and Indian experts, are trying to reach hundreds believed trapped in hydropower tunnels.
Oil Prices Jump as Gulf Conflict Returns to the Foreground
Oil rose more than two percent after renewed US-Iran attacks revived concerns about Gulf supply and shipping routes.
AI-Generated Kharg Island Video Circulates Without Evidence of Attack
An AI-generated video was presented as evidence of destruction at Iran's Kharg Island, but no independent evidence supported the claim.
German State Election Could Put the Far Right in a Governor’s Office
A vote in Saxony-Anhalt may test one of post-war Germany’s strongest political barriers as the AfD campaigns for control of a state...
Flood Disaster in Nepal and Tibet Leaves Communities Facing a Long Recovery
Search operations continue after catastrophic flooding, while damaged roads and remote terrain complicate relief for displaced families.
Analysis: Why Elevated Oil Prices May Be Harder to Reverse
Thin inventories and persistent shipping risks could keep energy costs high even if demand softens and governments release emergency...