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Japan Announces New Semiconductor Factory in Collaboration With US Chip Alliance Member

Japan has unveiled plans for a new advanced chip fabrication plant developed in partnership with a member of the US-led semiconductor alliance.

The Iran war has laid bare deep divisions within BRICS with India, Russia and China holding incompatible positions on how to respond.

Pakistan is facing scrutiny at the UN Human Rights Council following airstrikes on Afghan border regions that killed civilians.

Ottawa has confirmed it is beginning a formal process to replace the aging Victoria-class submarine fleet with new doctrinal requirements.

Southeast Asian energy ministers convened an emergency session to plan responses to potential oil supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz.

Germany and France have announced a joint armaments programme designed to maintain European defence capability independent of US commitments.

Testimonies from Palestinian survivors of attacks in Gaza were presented to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on Thursday.

The White House has approved the sale of advanced F-35 fighter jet upgrades to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

India and Nordic countries pledged joint work on climate finance and green hydrogen at a high-level bilateral meeting in Stockholm.

With 72% of votes counted Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie was trailing challenger Ed Gallrein 54.4% to 45.6% in his primary race.