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Leclerc can celebrate Ferrari extension by ending Antonelli's winning run

Japan fertility rate falls again to record low

Man linked to S$3 billion money laundering case admits to filing false tax information to IRAS

Wang Junjie, 43, provided corporate secretarial services for companies where Su Haijin and Su Baolin – both implicated in Singapore's largest money laundering operation – were directors.

Growing foreign electorate puts voting rights in focus at South Korea's local polls

South Korea allows certain foreign nationals to vote in local elections - those aged 18 or older who have held permanent residency status for at least three years are eligible to cast ballots.

Ebola outbreak expands in eastern Congo as contact tracing deteriorates amid attacks on burial teams

Congo has now recorded 344 confirmed infections and 60 confirmed Ebola deaths.

Pope to mark centenary of death of ‘God’s architect’ Antoni Gaudi

The pope will celebrate an evening mass at the Sagrada Familia on June 10 to mark the 100th anniversary of Gaudi’s death.

Vietnam inflation accelerates in May, trade deficit widens to record high

BOJ chief to deliver key speech as pressure mounts for June rate hike

UN chief Guterres presents options for future Lebanon presence

He noted that the situation in Lebanon had deteriorated dramatically since March.

Rise of AI slop and ‘pink slime’ journalism poses risk to Australian politics: Experts

AI-generated fake journalism in the country raises concerns over foreign political influence.

Macron, Kagame inaugurate Rwanda genocide memorial in Paris

PARIS, June 2 - French President Emmanuel Macron and his Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame on Tuesday inaugurated a memorial in Paris to honour the victims of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsis in Rwanda.

Cuba defends military-run GAESA as US sanctions prompt hotel exodus

HAVANA, June 2 - Cuba on Tuesday defended a military-run conglomerate long the target of U.S. sanctions, saying the group of businesses known as GAESA has contributed to the nation's economic and social development despite a recently ramped-up U.S. pressure campaign.

Türkiye, Singapore among countries rejecting ‘strategic resignation’ amid global disorder, says Turkish foreign minister

Speaking at a special lecture in Singapore, Minister Hakan Fidan touched on Israel and the Middle East conflict, finding alternative connectivity routes to the Straits of Hormuz and Ankara’s foreign policy approach in Southeast Asia.

Pope Leo names EWTN executive as first woman to lead Vatican communications

VATICAN CITY, June 2 - Pope Leo named an executive with U.S. Catholic media conglomerate EWTN as the new head of the Vatican's communications department on Tuesday, in the first appointment of a woman to the senior Church role.

With legacy intact, 'liberated' Messi can enjoy last hurrah

Israeli fire kills three people in Gaza, medics say

CAIRO, June 2 - Israeli fire killed at least three Palestinians in separate incidents across the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, Gaza health officials said.

UN warns possibly strong El Nino could push global temperatures higher

GENEVA, June 2 - The United Nations weather agency on Tuesday forecast a moderate or possibly strong El Nino that could drive up global temperatures and increase the risk of extreme weather over the coming months.

BOJ should signal clear rate path after June hike, SMFG markets chief says

Haus Da Lat: a new luxury living and resort destination in Vietnam

Combining residences, a five-star hotel and wellness offerings, the development reflects a shift towards integrated, long-term real estate in Da Lat.

South Korea inflation hits two-year high, imminent rate hike in play