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At least 116 people, many of them women and children, were killed in a stampede at a Hindu religious gathering in northern India on Tuesday, authorities said, in one of the country's worst such tragedies in years.
TOKYO -- China's electric vehicle exports declined 13.2% from the previous month in June to 86,000 vehicles, new data showed on Wednesday, signaling growing resistance to the cars as Europe raises trade barriers.
The KCNA report did not make clear if two missiles were launched and referred to the projectile in a singular term.
Turkish annual consumer price inflation fell to 71.60% in June, official data showed on Wednesday, below expectations and driven by rises in education, housing and restaurant prices.
Bitcoin's price slumped to around $57,000 apiece Thursday, hitting a two-month low after the U.S. Federal Reserve released minutes from its June meeting indicating the central bank isn't yet ready to cut interest rates.
BANGKOK -- Thailand's project to create a generative artificial intelligence tool based on the local language is showing progress, as the country seeks to maintain a competitive advantage at home against encroaching U.S. tech giants.
President Biden is ending the three-day NATO summit with a high-stakes news conference that could help rejuvenate his presidential campaign or provide more proof for those calling for him to step aside.
Malaysia’s US$100 billion China-backed ghost city was meant to house 700,000 people. After few people moved in, developers tried in vain to make it into a tourist hub.