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North Korea Launches More Trash Balloons Toward South, Heightening Tensions
North Korea's ongoing balloon campaign, sending trash-laden balloons across the border into South Korea, continues to escalate tensions, prompting heightened alertness and concerns in the region.
Chinese Spacecraft Lands on Moon's Far Side to Collect Samples in Space Race with US
A Chinese spacecraft has successfully landed on the moon's far side to collect rock samples, marking the latest move in the growing space rivalry with the US.
Google Launches Umoja Fiber Optic Cable Connecting Australia with Africa
Google has unveiled Umoja, its fiber optic cable directly connecting Australia with Africa, with the terrestrial portion of the route from Kenya to South Africa already complete.
Israel Lifts Gaza Food Sales Ban as Government Faces Condemnation Over Rafah Airstrikes: Report
Israel has recently lifted its ban on food sales to Gaza from the country and the occupied West Bank.
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Top US officials have refused to comment whether American-made munitions were used at an Israeli airstrike that left 45 people dead and 200 more injured.
North Korea's criticism of China's involvement in discussions on the Korean Peninsula's denuclearization highlights a divergence in views between the two countries.
Boeing has secured a $7.5 billion contract from the US government to convert unguided bombs into Joint Direct Attack Munitions (JDAMs).
Meta revealed that it discovered "likely AI-generated" content on Facebook and Instagram, deceptively posted by accounts impersonating various citizen groups to praise Israel's handling of the Gaza conflict.
The finance ministry of Russia has proposed implementing new tax rates for high-income earners and specific industries starting in 2025.
A Chinese expert predicts that despite current technological disparities and US efforts to curb its progress, China will soon catch up to American chipmakers in the race to build the world's most powerful computers.
North Korea has escalated tensions with South Korea by sending balloons carrying what they call "filth and garbage" across the border.
A brand-new Lockheed Martin F-35B crashed into a hillside near the Albuquerque International Sunport, while the pilot was conscious after ejecting but sustained serious injuries when located by emergency crews.
The US-constructed temporary pier in Gaza, crucial for delivering humanitarian aid to Palestinians, sustained damage from rough seas and weather, prompting its removal for repairs
North Korea's attempt to launch a second spy satellite ended disastrously as it exploded mid-air, dealing a blow to Pyongyang's ambitions for satellite surveillance.