US President Donald Trump’s two-day summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping ended with descriptions of progress but limited confirmed agreements, as both sides emphasised future cooperation while significant details on trade remained scarce.
US President Donald Trump’s two-day summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping ended with descriptions of progress but limited confirmed agreements, as both sides emphasised future cooperation while significant details on trade remained scarce.
A hotel check-in system operated by Japanese startup Reqrea left sensitive personal documents publicly accessible online due to a misconfigured cloud storage setup. The breach exposed more than one million passports, driver’s licences, and selfie verification photos until identified and secured.
Mounjaro and Wegovy are injectable drugs prescribed for obesity to reduce appetite and support weight loss. While effective during treatment, users often regain weight after stopping, raising questions about long-term management and ongoing care.
New research highlights how nutrition affects both male and female fertility, and outlines the practical implications for couples planning pregnancy. Key nutrients like folic acid remain vital for fetal development, while dietary patterns influence conception chances and long-term child health.
Victoria Falls offers one of the few locations worldwide where visitors can observe the elusive lunar rainbow, or ‘moonbow.’ This natural spectacle requires specific conditions and careful timing, turning a nighttime visit into an unforgettable experience.
Eleven foreign far-right activists have been denied entry to the UK ahead of a planned rally by supporters of Tommy Robinson. Senior government figures emphasise the commitment to counter hate speech and uphold public order during a weekend that will see multiple large demonstrations in London.
From 8 July, children aged eight and nine who meet height requirements will be able to use e-gates at UK airports and juxtaposed ports, aiming to improve border efficiency and reduce waiting times this summer.
JCB chairman Lord Bamford criticises high welfare payouts and cautions Labour on the risks of adopting more left-wing policies, amid a looming party leadership contest.
