North Korea condemns latest US-South Korea drills
The Defense Ministry of North Korea has strongly condemned “reckless” US-South Korea military exercises, according to state media Read Full Article at RT.com
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Ryanair once deleted a viral tweet about Prince William after Kensington Palace complained, says ex-head of social
Michael Corcoran, Ryanair’s former head of social, said the airline took down a tweet about the future king in 2022 following a Kensington Palace request.
US soldiers say running high-stress artillery ops deep in the ever-changing Arctic is unlike anywhere else
Maneuvering and operating artillery is more stressful in Alaska’s harsh, unforgiving environment than anywhere else, troops said.
A subtle shift in how China talks about Taiwan suggests it is gearing up for war
In its latest budget report, China dropped mention of "peaceful reunification" with Taiwan.
Power cut reportedly halts production at Tesla’s gigafactory in Germany after suspected arson, police say
A burning pylon caused power outages in the area surrounding Tesla’s gigafactory near Berlin, Brandenburg police said.
2 people were killed in a midair plane collision in Kenya, police say
A Safarilink Aviation Dash 8 collided with a smaller plane operated by a flying school above Nairobi National Park on Tuesday, per The Associated Press.
Here’s what might happen after California raises fast-food wages to $20, from higher burger and pizza prices to better wages for retail workers
The $20 minimum wage only applies to limited-service restaurant chains, but other restaurants and retail stores may raise wages to compete for labor.
Market prophet Gary Shilling warns stocks could crash 30% — and says the odds are ‘very much in favor of a recession’
Star forecaster Gary Shilling rang the alarm on stocks and growth, dismissed de-dollarization fears, and predicted the housing market would recover.
BYD fires the latest shot in China’s EV price war with 12% price cut
The latest version of BYD’s Yuan Plus starts at about $16,600, which is about 12% less than its predecessor.
Starbucks partner ‘to cut thousands of jobs’ over Gaza-linked boycotts
The company behind Starbucks in the Middle East has revealed plans for job losses, reported at 2,000, amid a consumer boycott linked to Israel’s war against Hamas.