Cuba criticized new US sanctions imposed on five state-owned firms and a relative of former President Raul Castro, describing the measures as an attempt to damage the nation’s economy.
The US sanctioned nine individuals and 26 entities linked to Cambodia’s Prince Group for orchestrating large-scale cyber scams that defrauded Americans of billions in 2024.
Federal prosecutors charged 10 Southern California defendants as part of a nationwide crackdown on healthcare fraud schemes that allegedly stole billions from Medicare and Medicaid.
China’s new supercomputer, LineShine, powered by domestically designed CPUs, surpasses US models, signaling a shift amid export restrictions on advanced AI chips.
China detained two Japanese citizens in May on suspicion of smuggling, highlighting growing challenges in Japan-China trade relations and rare earth export controls.
At China’s Summer Davos in Dalian, artificial intelligence and geopolitical tensions dominated as global economic growth forecasts were revised downward.
Taiwan launched a five-day military exercise simulating immediate wartime readiness as China’s latest aircraft carrier transited the Taiwan Strait.
Asian markets brace for further declines in tech shares as investors await Micron’s earnings, testing the resilience of the AI-driven chip demand rally.
The Department of Justice under Trump has filed again to vacate the gun conviction of a January 6 rioter, arguing the firearms charges stemmed solely from his Capitol involvement.
Inflation and economic pressures drive far-right One Nation to surge in polls, challenging Albanese’s government as Australia grapples with shifting political and social dynamics.