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Tehran likely added Russian-made weapons to its missile arsenal during the eight-week truce, according to intelligence assessments.
McDonald is on the team handling Trump’s appeal of felony convictions related to hush money payments to adult actress Stormy Daniels.
The ex-president’s team requested the procedure after saying last month that the 81-year-old’s ‘condition continues to deteriorate’.
Both leaders are likely to want to contain the latest tensions and avoid derailing efforts to get relations back on track, analysts say.
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The company’s shares hit US$160.95 each, propelling the world’s richest person’s fortune to US$1.1 trillion.
The pact, likely to be signed during next week’s G7 summit, would also see both sides extend their truce by around two months.
Japan and Australia are the only countries in Asia-Pacific where retail investors have direct access to SpaceX’s IPO.
Jay Clayton eyed for permanent role – and like the US president’s previous pick – lacks intelligence background.
Protesters want the entire political establishment to step aside, including PM Rama, who insists the development will create jobs.
The government will deploy the Indian Air Force for the first time ever to transport question papers for the entrance exam retest on June 21.
Several 1MDB-linked assets remain seized in Singapore, including those worth about US$78 million tied to Low and his family.
Human rights chief Turk said Trump’s pressure campaign against the island has crippled medical services, sparking a jump in infant mortality rate.
With fertility rates unlikely to rebound sharply, Singapore’s prime minister says it will need to rely more on AI and immigration.
The rapidly warming city state has among the highest per capita use of air conditioners in the Asia-Pacific.
Acting attorney general and former Trump defence lawyer Todd Blanche faces a rocky confirmation path over controversies.
Amid multiple fights against major outlets, new filing signals the US president will double down on his claims about the 2020 election.
The rights group said it identified 86 scam compounds operating across Cambodia as of April, up from 53 a year earlier.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan gets a third consecutive term following a general election.
French succession rules include forced heirship, whereby children are protected and assets cannot be passed down according to a person’s will.
Manchester mayor targets June 18 parliamentary by-election before launching his bid for No 10.
The US president’s son says he is concerned in particular by a Chinese legal system he believes is tilted against foreign entities.
From OverSpray Jay’s 100-spritz rule to the rise of dupes, a new generation of obsessive male shoppers is reshaping a multibillion-dollar industry.
Measure will not end US military attacks on Iran, but it underscores the backlash against Trump over the war.
The FBI, MI5 and other agencies say Chinese spies are using such sites to recruit people with access to classified information.
Millennials may have embraced athleisure, but wellness is an identity for Gen Z – and gyms are their social clubs.
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has squeezed the supply of the naphtha-derived gas that Japan uses to ripen the fruit.
The Vietnamese president is wrapping up a Southeast Asia tour aimed at shoring up regional security alliances.
A surge in support for Australia’s populist One Nation party mirrors the rise of the populist right in Europe and Britain.
Despite economic pains and an Islamist insurgency, Nigerian President Bola Tinubu is viewed as the front runner in January’s elections.
