South Korea holds rare air raid drill, but many citizens ignore it – Reuters
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At least 17 killed in railway bridge collapse in India’s Mizoram state
Several more are feared trapped after under-construction bridge collapses in the northeastern state, officials say.
Massive economic pain for Australia if temperature rises exceed 2C, intergenerational report predicts
Report says hundreds of billions of dollars and millions of work hours in productivity are at risk due to hotter conditionsGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastSuccess in limiting global warming will spare Australia …
Russia launches drone attack on Odesa as Ukrainian drones target Moscow again
A three-hour night-time Russian drone attack caused a blaze at grain facilities, Odesa Regional Military Administration head Oleh Kiper said.
Carderbee APT targets Hong Kong orgs via supply chain attacks
A previously unknown APT group, tracked as Carderbee, was behind a supply chain attack against Hong Kong organizations. Symantec Threat Hunter Team reported that a previously unknown APT group, tracked as Carderbee, used a malware-laced version of the legitimate Cobra DocGuard software to carry out a supply chain attack aimed at organizations in Hong Kong. […]
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Grieving school shooting families thrown out of Tennessee special session on gun control: ‘This is outrageous’
‘I wasn’t saying anything. I wasn’t doing anything. I was holding up a sign’
First womb transplant in UK completed by surgeons – BBC News – BBC News
First womb transplant in UK completed by surgeons – BBC News BBC NewsUK’s first womb transplant deemed ‘massive success’: ‘Over the moon’ New York Post UK’s first ever womb transplant as sister donates uterus | World News | WION&n…
Man flees China on water scooter, crossing 200 miles of ocean to S. Korea
A human rights activist identified the man who washed up on South Korea’s coastal flats as Kwon Pyong, who had previously been jailed in China.
Boots baby formula ads on Google broke rules, says UK watchdog
Retailer apologises for error, with such advertising banned in case it discourages breastfeeding Online adverts for Boots for four infant formula products broke advertising rules designed to protect breastfeeding, the advertising watchdog has found.The…
India-UK trade deal held up by ‘sticky’ issues as trade secretary visits Delhi
Kemi Badenoch heads to India this week in the hope of making progress on a trade deal, but government sources played down the prospect of an imminent breakthrough.