The movie 'Battle of Penghu' supports Beijing's Taiwan reunification policy, with apparent official backing from China's propaganda department.
Former India wicketkeeper Deep Dasgupta criticizes retirement rumors surrounding Rohit Sharma during India's ODI series against England, emphasizing performance-based selection and reduced speculation around senior players.
Critics warn that South Korea's revised "Yellow Envelope Act," expanding labour dispute scope to include business management decisions, could escalate disputes, create business uncertainty, and threaten economic recovery. The controversy is exemplified by SK Hynix's profit-linked bonus agreement.
A controversial US-Saudi deal for a civilian nuclear program faces uncertainty after Trump linked its progress to Saudi-Israel normalization. Critics fear a Middle East nuclear arms race, especially as the deal may allow Saudi uranium enrichment, unlike the UAE's stricter agreement.
Richard Carapaz won stage 18 of the Tour de France at Orcières-Merlette, while race leader Tadej Pogacar's UAE Team Emirates XRG faces uncertainty due to a virus affecting riders, including Brandon McNulty's abandonment. Pogacar maintains a significant lead but expresses worry ahead of mountain stages.
India's only para-cyclist at the Commonwealth Games, 16-year-old Lisha Das, expressed "immense emotional distress" to sports authorities over uncertainty regarding her coach Aditya Mehta and support staff. Despite court intervention for her physiotherapist, Mehta's travel remains unconfirmed, leading Lisha to consider self-funded travel to Glasgow.
easyJet reported a 70% slide in Q2 pre-tax profits to £85m, primarily due to a £105m increase in fuel costs from the Middle East conflict and a trend of later customer bookings. The airline's agreed £5.7bn takeover by Apollo Global Management faces potential EU ownership rule scrutiny.
US House Republicans narrowly passed a $1.15 trillion military spending package (2027 NDAA) 216-212, despite Democratic concerns over its cost and expanded military technology collaboration with Israel, and its connection to the "unpopular war on Iran."
Bitcoin has rebounded to nearly $66,000 from its June 30 low, but options traders are still paying high premiums for downside protection, and leveraged long positions are rebuilding. This creates a 'pre-capitulation trap' as the market awaits the Federal Reserve's policy meeting.
Indonesia's Prime Group has resumed activities for the Tuna gas field project, which involves Russian state-owned Zarubezhneft as a 50% partner. The project faces potential geopolitical challenges due to its location in Indonesia's exclusive economic zone, where China has previously objected to drilling, and complications from sanctions on Russia.
Australian families face travel uncertainty due to escalating US-Iran conflict, with government advice raised for Middle East transit hubs like UAE. Despite no reported booking declines, travellers like Chris Turley and Sally O'Brien are worried about safety and costs, prompting some to alter plans.
Winter tourism in Western Australia's south, including Denmark, Albany, and Augusta, is facing a significant downturn. Businesses report fewer visitors and reduced revenue due to global economic uncertainty, rising fuel prices, and cost-of-living pressures, impacting accommodation and whale-watching operators.
Trade talks for Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin are stalled due to recent front-office changes and high asking prices for young talent. A move might not happen until the 2026-27 NHL season, with the team possibly retaining Larkin if expectations aren't met, creating uncertainty for the club's leadership.
A global youth job crisis, first evident in China, highlights significant economic and social issues, with unemployment and weak prospects driving protests worldwide. Factors include growing graduate numbers, slow job creation, and fears of AI impact, leading to calls for policy and business investments.
A European Parliament delegation is on a three-day visit to China to manage strained ties amid escalating trade friction and geopolitical uncertainty. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged strengthening exchanges for a multi-dimensional perspective, while discussions will cover economic imbalances, the Russia-Ukraine war, and human rights.
Collingwood coach Craig McRae expressed unwavering support for Norm Smith medallist Bobby Hill, who is on personal leave and looking to cut short his contract until 2030. McRae also discussed the Magpies' upcoming "finals-like" clash against Adelaide and provided an update on player availability.
US President Donald Trump imposed 50% tariffs on most Canadian goods, citing unfair discrimination against American products. The move, under Section 338 of the Trade Act, exempts some items but applies to many previously protected under the expired USMCA, escalating trade tensions and economic uncertainty.
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A former US negotiator argues that President Trump's withdrawal from the JCPOA and subsequent failed diplomacy created uncertainty regarding Iran's nuclear program, contrasting it with the Obama administration's effective international efforts.
British Steel's Scunthorpe plant, employing 2,700 people, has been taken into public ownership by the UK government after years of financial losses and a threat of closure by China's Jingye Group. The move aims to protect jobs and the UK's virgin steel production capability, despite China's opposition and Jingye seeking compensation.
Wildfire smoke from Ontario and Minnesota affects US mid-Atlantic, northeast, Midwest, and Great Lakes, causing poor air quality, health concerns, and event disruptions, with some relief possible by Sunday.
NATO's recent summit focused on securing US commitment amid Donald Trump's unpredictable stance. European nations are increasing defense spending to build independent capabilities, while Russia's military is expected to emerge stronger post-Ukraine conflict. Planners must prepare for potential US troop withdrawals and a shifting security landscape.
Tata Consultancy Services is deferring projects in key sectors due to macroeconomic uncertainties stemming from the West Asia conflict. The IT giant reported flat sequential growth and a 13.9% year-on-year increase in rupee terms, with expectations of improvement in Q2 driven by a growing AI deal pipeline of $2.6 billion.
Seoul shares opened lower on Monday as investors adopted a cautious stance due to heightened Iran uncertainty, despite SK hynix's successful U.S. listing last week. The KOSPI index saw an initial dip.
