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Zelenskyy's ex-chief of staff named as suspect in major corruption probe

The case is part ​of a broader probe into high-level graft first unveiled ​last November.

Researchers trigger 'controlled' quakes under Swiss Alps

Tests are conducted at the BedrettoLab, a unique underground facility in southern Switzerland used to create and study earthquakes.

U.K.'s Starmer under renewed pressure as lawmakers urge him to quit

Labour lawmakers have gone public to ‌express their dissatisfaction over one of the worst defeats for the party in local elections.

Hantavirus-hit ship sets sail for Netherlands as final passengers evacuated in Tenerife

Three people — a Dutch couple and a German national — have died since the start of the outbreak on the ship of the virus.

Japan space startups to train engineers from India, Philippines, Indonesia

Takaichi to debate with six opposition party heads May 20

Opposition parties with 10 or more seats in either the House of Representatives or the House of Councilors are eligible to participate.

U.K.'s Starmer vows to prove doubters wrong and stay in power

A growing number of Labour ‌lawmakers have ‌turned on Starmer after his party suffered the worst local election ​results for a governing party in more than three decades.

Reigning MotoGP champion Marc Marquez has successful double surgery after crash

Marquez suffered a nasty highside crash at Le Mans, where ​the Spaniard fractured his foot and was ‌thrown off ‌his bike, which cartwheeled through the ​air.

Arsenal survives scare after VAR "earthquake" shakes up title race

Arsenal was embroiled in a controversial stoppage-time incident that looked set to derail its title bid before a VAR intervention tilted the balance of power back to North London.

Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler express mutual admiration ahead of PGA Championship

The pair are preparing for the 108th PGA Championship, which starts Thursday.

SoftBank plans to make large-scale batteries for AI data centers

SoftBank Corp. will partner with South Korea's Cosmos Lab and DeltaX to enable mass production from the fiscal year starting next April, the firm said.

Yen bears retreat as intervention seen capping currency weakness

The pullback followed multiple rounds of intervention by Japanese authorities starting April 30 and through the Golden Week holiday.

AI wins have Alphabet poised to become world’s biggest company

Over the past year, Alphabet has gone from an artificial intelligence afterthought to the one firm in the market with dominant positions in nearly every aspect of the technology.

Odor reported on train near Tokyo, with one person sent to the hospital

Officers from the Kanagawa Prefectural Police department and firefighters rushed to Kawasaki Station on Sunday, with passengers saying they smelled a strange odor.

Iranian Nobel Prize winner released on bail for medical treatment, supporters say

Narges Mohammadi suffered two suspected heart attacks while behind bars in Zanjan, northern Iran.

Resurgent Modi paves way to keep power in India well beyond 2030

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is seeing success with a playbook aimed at restoring his party's majority, positioning himself to become India's longest-serving leader.

Ukraine and Russia trade accusations of violating U.S.-backed ceasefire

The three-day pause is part of a broader U.S.-led push for peace that has so far failed to end the war, going for more than four years, despite ​months of shuttle diplomacy.

Starmer’s U.K. rivals circle before make-or-break reset speech

The speech in the wake of the Labour Party's sweeping defeat in local elections on Thursday is the most consequential event of Prime Minister Keir Starmer's political career.

Japan's Fukuoka blossoms into tech hub for foreign startups, local IT firms

4K restoration sharpens the madness of ‘Ichi the Killer’

Part gorefest, part dark comedy, Takashi Miike's cult shocker remains one of the director's most unforgettable films.