BREAKING NEWS
OSAKA EXPO VISITORS SURGE PAST BREAKEVEN; 28.2M EXPECTED BY CLOSE
Late momentum lifts attendance The Osaka-Kansai Expo said attendance has surpassed its breakeven point, with daily visitors topping 200,000 for
GOLDEN LION TAMARINS AND SLOTHS BECOME ROOMMATES AT PALM BEACH ZOO
New habitat, new behaviors In West Palm Beach, curators opened a shared habitat for golden lion tamarins and Hoffman’s two-toed
MALAYSIA MAPS ‘FULLY GREEN’ STEEL BY 2050 IN NEW ROADMAP
Policy signals for heavy industry Malaysia unveiled an industry plan aiming to make its steel sector “fully green” by 2050,
REPORTS SAY EA COULD GO PRIVATE IN DEAL VALUED UP TO $50 BILLION
What’s on the table and why it matters Electronic Arts could be taken private by a consortium of investors in
META EXPANDS CELEBRITY FACE-MATCH TO FIGHT IMPOSTORS IN EU/UK
Tool shifts from scam ads to fake accounts Meta is rolling out its celebrity facial-recognition checks for Facebook users in
DENMARK REPORTS NEW DRONE SIGHTINGS OVER MILITARY SITES AS EU MEETINGS NEAR
Fresh incidents and emergency measures Denmark said drones were sighted again overnight above several armed forces locations, days after similar
THAILAND’S NEW PM PLEDGES ECONOMIC FIXES, BORDER DIPLOMACY, NEW CHARTER
Policy address sets priorities Thailand’s new prime minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, delivered his first policy speech to lawmakers, pledging to ease
GLOBAL CITIZEN FESTIVAL GOES BIG: SHAKIRA, CARDI B AND MORE LIGHT UP NYC
Star turns and social message The Global Citizen Festival returned to New York with blockbuster sets as Shakira delivered a
UNESCO ADDS 26 NEW BIOSPHERE RESERVES AS CLIMATE STRAINS ECOSYSTEMS
New sites and why they matter UNESCO designated 26 new biosphere reserves across 21 countries, expanding a global network that
SUPER TYPHOON RAGASA AND STORM BUALOI PUMMEL ASIA, SPOTLIGHTING CLIMATE RISK
Storm impacts and science signals Asia weathered a brutal one-two punch as Super Typhoon Ragasa and Tropical Storm Bualoi caused
