A top Taiwan security official has published a map of Chinese warships across the region. Beijing says its carrier is on routine training.
A state-run high-speed train slammed into a stopped private train south of Madrid. The transport minister has called the order that let it move “inexplicable.”
A court filing says federal poll observers will carry no firearms and will not act as law enforcement. The move follows a civil rights lawsuit over voter intimidation.
Seoul says the missiles flew about 250 kilometers from the Wonsan area. The launch comes as Pyongyang’s deadline to activate border loudspeakers approaches.
The Russian leader praised the SpaceX founder at a summit in Moscow. His own country has launched only a small share of what Starlink has in orbit.
The defeated senator left Brazil despite a court order and now rejects Lula’s election win. Electoral authorities say the vote was lawful.
The United States military has spent more than $47 billion on the war with Iran, according to Pentagon data. Most of it goes to replace munitions used in the fighting.
A powerful cyclone struck India’s eastern coast on Wednesday, killing at least three people in Andhra Pradesh and damaging homes and crops. More than 180,000 people had been moved to safety.
At least 30 people died when two high-speed trains collided near Toledo on Wednesday morning. The line between Madrid and Andalusia is suspended, and the cause is still being determined.
Liu Yandong, who rose to become China’s highest-ranking woman in a male-dominated leadership, died in Beijing on Wednesday at the age of 80, state media reported.
