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    Asia One - World

  • France detects first lumpy skin disease outbreak at cattle farm
    PARIS — France confirmed the country's first outbreak of lumpy skin disease at a cattle farm on Sunday (June 29), the agriculture ministry said.Lumpy skin disease, which causes blisters and reduces milk production, is a highly infectious viral disease that affects cattle and buffalo and is transmitted by insect bites.... Read more »
  • Trump wins as Supreme Court curbs judges, but may yet lose on birthright citizenship
    WASHINGTON — The US Supreme Court's landmark ruling blunting a potent weapon that federal judges have used to block government policies nationwide during legal challenges was in many ways a victory for President Donald Trump, except perhaps on the very policy he is seeking to enforce.An executive order that the... Read more »
  • Daily roundup: Milo and Adidas collab to launch limited-edition T-shirt and pin collection — and other top stories today
    Stay in the know with a recap of our top stories today.1. Milo and Adidas collab to launch limited-edition T-shirt and pin collectionMilo fans, here's a drop you'll want to look out for. The beverage brand has collaborated with Adidas to launch a limited-edition apparel collection featuring T-shirts and a pin... Read more »
  • Israel steps up Gaza bombardment ahead of White House talks on ceasefire
    CAIRO/JERUSALEM — Palestinians in northern Gaza reported one of the worst nights of Israeli bombardment in weeks after the military issued mass evacuation orders on Monday (June 30), while Israeli officials were due in Washington for a new ceasefire push by the Trump administration.A day after US President Donald Trump... Read more »
  • Israel interested in establishing diplomatic ties with Syria and Lebanon, foreign minister says
    JERUSALEM — Israel is interested in establishing official diplomatic ties with Syria and Lebanon, but will not negotiate the fate of the Golan Heights in any peace agreement, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said in a press conference on Monday (June 30).[[nid:719583]]... Read more »
  • Swiss government says it was affected by cyberattack on health foundation
    FRANKFURT — Switzerland said on Monday (June 30) that a cyberattack on the non-profit health foundation Radix that involved data being stolen and encrypted had also affected the federal administration.In a statement, Swiss federal authorities said that Radix's customers include various federal offices and that data have been published on... Read more »
  • Firefighters in Turkey battle to contain wildfires for second day
    ISTANBUL — Firefighters in Turkey are battling wildfires for a second day raging in the western province of Izmir fanned by strong winds, the forestry minister and local media said on Monday (June 30).Wildfires in Kuyucak and Doganbey areas of Izmir were fanned overnight by winds reaching 40-50 kph and... Read more »
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    News - South China Morning Post

  • Trump’s Golden Dome: will the numbers add up to deter China in the Indo-Pacific?
    America’s view of China as a “pacing threat” has shaped its defence priorities as the military seeks to maintain an edge over a rapidly modernising PLA. In the first of a three-part series on how US budget tensions will affect efforts to deter China, we look at the Golden Dome... Read more »
  • EU to back down on trade alongside Canada amid Trump strong-arm tactics: report
    US President Donald Trump’s strong-arm tactics against American trading partners appeared to bear some fruit on Monday following reports that the European Union was willing to pay 10 per cent higher levies on many of its exports, after another climbdown by Canada on Sunday. In considering the 10 per cent... Read more »
  • Medical excellence to Olympic glory: Hong Kong honours outstanding contributions
    A former chairman of Hong Kong’s Hospital Authority, a media mogul and a business leader have been awarded the city’s highest honour this year, while Olympic gold medal fencer Vivian Kong Man-wai was also recognised for her sporting achievements. Two Hongkongers who helped save residents from a deadly fire were... Read more »
  • By toy or tea, some China retailers still see US as path to profit
    On a recent Sunday afternoon in lower Manhattan, a small shop inside the Oculus, a soaring curvilinear mall at the World Trade Center, stands out for the bustling crowd thronging its space. “We’re out of stock,” more than one employee can be heard telling customers. This is not one of... Read more »
  • Cafe de Coral manager arrested after window pane falls onto Hong Kong street
    Hong Kong police have arrested the manager of a major fast-food outlet after a window pane fell from the first floor and landed on a Kwun Tong street, injuring two pedestrians. The pane, measuring two metres by 1.5 metres (6.6 feet by 4.9 feet), detached from the first-floor Cafe de... Read more »
  • Hong Kong in ‘critical stage of opening new chapter’, Beijing liaison chief says
    Beijing’s new liaison office chief has said Hong Kong is in a “critical stage of opening a new chapter” and should further embrace reforms to broaden its economy in a speech delivered on the eve of the city’s 28th handover anniversary. Zhou Ji also said on Monday evening Hong Kong... Read more »
  • Will Trump visit China for WWII victory parade? Optimism as speculation swirls
    Speculation that US President Donald Trump may visit Beijing in September has sparked “cautious optimism” among some Chinese analysts about a possible diplomatic breakthrough as trade ties between the rival powers teeter on the edge of a fragile truce. A Kyodo report on Sunday citing unnamed sources said that China... Read more »
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    Axios

  • Scoop: Roy Cooper leans toward N.C. Senate bid, potential Trump showdown
    North Carolina Democrats are getting closer to the gift they've have been asking for all year, with former Gov. Roy Cooper (D) leaning toward a Senate run in the state President Trump has won three times. Why it matters: The field is essentially frozen until Cooper and Lara Trump, the... Read more »
  • Idaho fire shooting suspect wanted to be a firefighter, family says
    More information surfaced Monday about Wess Roley, the 20-year-old suspected shooter in an incident that left two Idaho firefighters dead and another wounded over the weekend, as his family spoke to multiple outlets about the suspect's life and career.The big picture: Though police have yet to determine what the suspect's... Read more »
  • Ábrego García's release delayed over deportation concerns
    Kilmar Ábrego García will remain in jail for now over concerns from his legal team that he could be deported if released while awaiting trail, a federal judge ruled Monday.The big picture: It comes after the White House last week called a report that quotes prosecutors saying Ábrego García would... Read more »
  • Justice Department to prioritize revoking citizenship of naturalized Americans: what to know
    The U.S. Department of Justice has begun to prioritize stripping naturalized Americans of their citizenship when charged with crimes, according to a recent memo.Why it matters: It ramps up the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, which it has expanded to target, deport and detain legal permanent residents and citizens.Driving the news:... Read more »
  • Trump signs executive order lifting most sanctions on Syria
    President Trump signed an executive order on Monday rescinding most U.S. sanctions imposed on Syria since the 1970s, a major step toward offering the war-torn country a path to normalization with the West.Why it matters: Syria's President Ahmed al-Sharaa, a former Islamist rebel who overthrew the Assad regime last year,... Read more »
  • Trump attacks Fed again in open letter calling for lower rates
    President Trump sent a letter to Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell urging the central bank to lower interest rates "by a lot," the White House said on Monday.Why it matters: The administration has stepped up public pressure on the Fed, with top officials floating the possibility of announcing Powell's replacement... Read more »
  • Harvard's treatment of Jewish students violates Civil Rights law, Trump administration says
    The Department of Health and Human Services announced on Monday that Harvard violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by "acting with deliberate indifference towards harassment of Jewish and Israeli students" after the Oct. 7 attack.The big picture: The announcement is yet another escalation in the Trump... Read more »