Defence Minister Kang Shin-chul said North Korean mines caused last week's DMZ blast, injuring two South Koreans. He said the incident violated the Korean War armistice and warrants a response against Pyongyang.
Malaysia has begun sending back Rohingya refugees in the first phase of returns. The move directly affects Rohingya refugees currently in Malaysia.
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to allow officials to deny hormone treatment to transgender inmates. The case concerns federal authority over medical care for transgender people in custody.
Five men with three vans were arrested near RAF Fairford, then bailed without charges after searches found no firm information on explosives or viability. Iran’s IRGC had threatened US-used bases, but investigators remain unclear on Iranian involvement, and MI5 said on-ground warnings prompted the arrests.
News outlets asked a federal court to block enforcement of a White House access ban. The case concerns media access to the White House and judicial review of the restriction.
Andy Burnham will unveil publicly owned Great British Grid at Labour conference to invest in and compete for electricity transmission projects. Labour says faster grid connections could curb energy costs, support business growth, and advance energy market reform and public control.
Nvidia introduced a safety platform that traces AI agent actions on Vera CPUs and can quarantine rogue agents within milliseconds. Reported frontier model incidents are increasing demand for guardrails, chips, data centers, and power supporting safer AI deployment.
SpaceX's Starship launched Monday, reached a 170-mile orbit, deployed Starlink V3 satellites, then exploded after Pacific splashdown. The mission continued despite one of 33 engines failing shortly after launch and completed satellite deployment before ending early.
A Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan unveiled a health-focused agenda aimed at supporters of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s MAHA movement. The effort seeks support from a politically distinct voter group in Michigan's Senate race.
A Bloomberg-cited poll shows Lula and Bolsonaro neck and neck ahead of Brazil's presidential vote. The close polling indicates a competitive race between the two candidates.