The president mixed up his nations while seemingly referring to Iran’s attempted attack on the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln in March ...
What may have caused the Boeing 737 cargo plane to crash off the coast of Pakistan
The K2 Airways cargo plane from Pakistan, carrying five crew members, plummeted before losing contact. Small clues point to possible causes.
China to let AI firms buy Nvidia H200s, Information says
China plans to allow top artificial intelligence companies to buy a limited amount of H200 chips from Nvidia Corp., a sign the country is easing restrictions on the coveted US technology, according to ...
TotalEnergies Eyes Offshore Exploration Deal in Syria
TotalEnergies is seeking to convert its preliminary agreement with Syria into an offshore exploration contract as Damascus looks to revive its oil and gas sector.
Trump says he may remove Syria from US terror list
US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he thinks he will remove Syria from the United States’ list of designated state sponsors of terrorism, in a major signal of Washington’s shifting position ...
Kazakhstan president signs decree to accelerate crypto adoption
Kazakhstan’s president signed a decree introducing stablecoin payments, tax breaks for regulated crypto activity and new energy options for mining.
Japan Eyes Uzbekistan as Central Asia’s Next Digital Investment Hub
Japan is increasing cooperation with Uzbekistan's technology sector through digital infrastructure projects, startup investment and IT outsourcing initiatives as both countries deepen long-term ...
Hong Kong’s Paul Chan to make second trip to Saudi Arabia to build Mideast ties
Finance chief announces plan to visit kingdom as Hong Kong becomes first city to host LEAP tech conference outside Saudi Arabia Hong Kong's finance chief will lead another business delegation to Saudi ...
IMF projects slowdown of global economy in 2026 due to Iran war
The International Monetary Fund projected Wednesday that the global economy will experience a sharp slowdown from the impact of the Iran war.
Philippines, South Korea reaffirm economic ties with new investment push
The Philippines and South Korea reaffirm economic cooperation through new investments in semiconductors, shipbuilding, rail infrastructure and nuclear energy, the Department of Finance says.