A glacier collapse on the Nepal-Tibet border caused widespread floods, killing at least 1,300 people and leaving over 5,000 missing. Climate researchers link the disaster’s drivers to warming, while Nepal seeks $20 million toward a $5 billion rebuilding plan.

India has received investment pledges totaling up to $12 billion for its new semiconductor plan. The pledges provide financial backing for India’s semiconductor development efforts.

North Korea's underground nuclear tests reactivated faults near Mount Mantap, including two parallel zones extending toward the China-North Korea border and Mount Paektu. Researchers say explosions altered stress fields and weakened crust, helping reactivate faults leading toward a dormant volcano known for its AD 946 eruption.

Mark Carney welcomed EU ambitions for Canada as a potential associate member, while ruling out full membership or a third bloc. Cooperation could cover AI, critical minerals, defence industrial capacity, energy security and space.

Huawei revealed new chip technologies aimed at competing with Nvidia in artificial intelligence. The announcement highlights growing competition in the market for chips used to develop and run AI systems.

Scientists say climate change likely contributed to a glacier collapse in Nepal. The assessment links climate change to glacier stability in Nepal.

The New York Times covered Kremlin influence on election results and an RFK Jr. rally focused on vaccine skepticism. The stories concern election integrity and public debate over vaccines.

A poll reported by The Washington Post found most Michigan voters disapprove of Trump’s tariffs on Canada. The result shows majority opposition in Michigan to the tariffs.

A Karolinska study linked NOAC use to about 0.2 points less annual MMSE decline than warfarin or no anticoagulant. NOACs were also associated with lower risks of death, stroke, clots, and fractures among patients with atrial fibrillation and Alzheimer’s.