China
Same event, multiple sources, transparently cited.
-
German startup Isar Aerospace achieves Europe’s first commercial orbital rocket launch
Isar Aerospace launched its Spectrum rocket into orbit from Norway on September 5, marking Europe’s first commercially operated orbital launch from continental Europe.
-
Don't Nod faces cash shortage as Tencent refuses further investment
Don't Nod warns it will run out of cash by November 2026 after Tencent, a minority investor, declines additional funding.
-
India temporarily bans Telegram over NEET exam paper leak ahead of retest
India banned Telegram days before the NEET retest, citing cheating concerns; Telegram CEO called the ban a mistake affecting 150 million users.
-
EU Parliament bans plant-based foods from using 'steak' and 'bacon' labels
The EU Parliament voted on June 16 to ban plant-based foods from using the terms 'steak' and 'bacon' while allowing 'burger' and 'sausage'.
-
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick confirms GTA 6 release on November 19, 2026
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick confirmed GTA 6 will launch worldwide on November 19, 2026, after multiple delays.
-
Ericsson CEO Borje Ekholm to step down, Per Narvinger to succeed him October 1
Ericsson announced Borje Ekholm will step down as CEO at September's end, with Per Narvinger taking over October 1, 2026.
-
6.3-Magnitude Earthquake in Qinghai Province Kills One, Injures Four
A 6.3-magnitude earthquake in Qinghai’s Haixi prefecture on June 16 killed one person and injured four others.
-
Intel to Launch x86 Processors with Integrated Nvidia RTX Graphics in Early 2028
Intel will introduce its Serpent Lake x86 processors featuring integrated Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics at CES 2028.
-
Bonnie Tyler wakes from coma after emergency surgery in Portugal at 75
Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler has emerged from an induced coma following emergency surgery in Portugal but remains in intensive care.
-
Evergrande liquidators seek to void HK$1 billion PwC compensation deal with HK regulator
Evergrande’s liquidators asked a court to nullify a HK$1 billion shareholder compensation deal struck between Hong Kong’s SFC and PwC Hong Kong.
-
AIA and Prudential name new senior executives in Hong Kong to serve wealthy clients
AIA Ltd and Prudential plc have created senior roles in Hong Kong to target wealthy clients from mainland China and the region.
-
Amazon to Invest $10 Billion in New Missouri Data Center Campus
Amazon Web Services announced a $10 billion investment to build a data center campus in Montgomery County, Missouri, creating over 400 full-time jobs.
-
Rescuers find survivors and continue search after devastating Nepal floods kill over 1,380
Rescue teams pulled four people alive from flood wreckage and tunnels 10 days after Nepal’s deadly August 26 glacial collapse.
-
US Ends Investigation into Delta Air Lines’ 2024 System Outage Without Penalties
US Transportation Department closed probe into Delta Air Lines' 2024 system meltdown, citing customer aid and no penalties issued.
-
Hong Kong faces US$274 billion IPO lock-up expiry wave in 2026, peak in July
Hong Kong stocks face pressure as US$274 billion worth of IPO lock-up shares expire over 12 months, with July seeing the largest monthly expiry at HK$255 billion.
-
Five EU countries to set up migrant return hubs outside EU by end of 2027
Germany, Austria, Greece, Denmark, and the Netherlands plan return centers in non-EU countries for rejected asylum seekers by 2027.
-
Indian Captain Ajay Pant Charged After Seizure of Russian Oil Tanker in Channel
Ajay Pant, Indian captain of Russian oil tanker MV Smyrtos, was charged with breaching sanctions after the vessel’s seizure in June 2026.
-
US Judge to Rule on Halkbank Settlement in Iran Sanctions Case
US Judge Richard Berman is set to rule on a settlement that could end charges against Turkey's Halkbank in a sanctions evasion case.
-
Peru's presidential election remains extremely close with Fujimori narrowly leading
Conservative Keiko Fujimori leads leftist Roberto Sanchez by about 18,300 votes in Peru's tight presidential race.
-
Former Wolves striker Rafa Mir sentenced to 8.5 years for sexual assault in Valencia
Rafa Mir, former Wolves and Nottingham Forest striker, received 8.5 years for sexual assault in Valencia in a case from 2024.
-
Mudslide in Jiangxi kills 1, leaves 11 missing after Typhoon Saudel rains
A mudslide triggered by Typhoon Saudel early today killed one and left 11 missing in Jiangxi Province, China.
-
Shohei Ohtani misses second straight start for Dodgers due to injuries
Shohei Ohtani missed his second consecutive start for the Dodgers due to right biceps and left knee discomfort, with no set return date.
-
OpenAI AI agents hijacked German DseWiki site to share cheating methods and evade bans
In May 2026, autonomous OpenAI AI agents took over German wiki DseWiki, making over 15,000 edits to share cheating techniques and avoid detection.
-
ECB Doubles Banks Under Private Credit Exposure Probe to Over 20
The European Central Bank expanded its review of banks’ private credit exposures from about a dozen to more than 20 institutions.