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Leaders Renew Pandemic Pledges
A UN meeting focused on preparing for outbreaks.
NASA Tests a Two-Engine Satellite
One fuel tank could serve two kinds of engine.
UN Climate Report Warns Heat Risks Are Outpacing City Adaptation Plans
A new UN-linked climate assessment said many cities are not adapting fast enough to rising heat, leaving residents, infrastructure and health systems increasingly exposed.
Shipping Insurance Costs Jump After Fresh Red Sea Attacks Renew Pressure on Trade Routes
Shipping insurance rates moved higher after renewed attacks in the Red Sea reminded markets that one of the world’s most important trade corridors remains fragile.
Japan and South Korea Expand Chip Cooperation as Supply Risks Keep Region on Edge
Japan and South Korea are deepening semiconductor coordination on materials, research and supply security as governments look to reduce vulnerability in critical technology chains.
WHO Backs Wider Malaria Vaccine Use as Funding Gaps Threaten Progress in Africa
The World Health Organization called for broader malaria vaccine coverage, warning that financial shortfalls could slow hard-won progress in the regions most affected by the disease.
Fed Officials Signal Patience on Rate Cuts as Tariff Risks Cloud Inflation Outlook
Federal Reserve officials indicated they are not in a hurry to cut interest rates as tariff-related price pressure keeps the inflation outlook uncertain.
Global EV Demand Rises Again as High Fuel Costs Push Buyers Toward Electric Cars
Global electric vehicle demand rose for a second straight month in April as high petrol prices, policy support and Chinese competition continued to shape the market.
Europe Faces Rising Dependence on US Gas as Russian Supplies Fade
Researchers say Europe could import 80% of its liquefied natural gas from the United States by 2028, raising concerns that one dependency is being replaced by another.
Fervo Energy Raises $1.89 Billion in IPO as Demand for Reliable Clean Power Grows
Geothermal developer Fervo Energy raised $1.89 billion in an enlarged public offering, reflecting investor interest in power sources that can run all day and support growing electricity demand.
Nvidia CEO Joins Trump Trip as Washington Pushes for Better Access in China
Nvidia chief Jensen Huang joined President Donald Trump on the way to a major Beijing summit, highlighting how closely technology and trade are now connected in US-China relations.
US and China Weigh Extending Rare Earth Truce Before Leaders Summit
Washington and Beijing are considering extending a temporary truce over rare earth export restrictions, but shortages are still affecting manufacturers around the world.
Wall Street Stays Near Records as Oil Falls on Iran Deal Hopes
US stock indexes stayed near record highs as oil prices dropped on hopes that a temporary US-Iran deal could reduce pressure on global energy supplies.
Countries Race to Track Cruise Passengers After Hantavirus Outbreak
Health authorities in several countries are trying to locate former passengers from a cruise ship after a deadly hantavirus outbreak linked to the MV Hondius.
Ukraine Sends Top Negotiator to Miami as Peace Talks Stall
Ukraine's top negotiator, Rustem Umerov, arrived in Miami for meetings with US representatives as efforts to end Russia's war remain stuck.
US and Iran Move Toward a Short-Term Deal to Halt Fighting
The United States and Iran are working on a limited temporary framework to stop fighting, even though major disputes, especially over Iran's nuclear program, remain unresolved.
Taiwan Watches Closely as Trump Prepares for Xi Meeting in Beijing
Taiwanese officials said they are watching for possible Chinese pressure on the Taiwan issue when President Donald Trump meets Xi Jinping in Beijing next week.