North Korea has removed reunification language from its constitution, defined its territory as bordering South Korea and explicitly vested command of its nuclear forces in Kim Jong Un, hardening the legal basis for Pyongyang's separate-state doctrine.[1][2]
An Australian federal court ruled that Coles misled shoppers by promoting discounts built on short-lived higher prices, a decision that could shape pricing rules across the supermarket sector.
Angela Rayner says HMRC cleared her of deliberate wrongdoing or carelessness over underpaid stamp duty, removing a major personal obstacle just as Labour's internal leadership struggle sharpens around Keir Starmer.[1][2]
A new global food-crises report says 266 million people faced acute food insecurity in 2025, with famine confirmed in parts of Gaza and Sudan as aid funding fell back toward 2016 levels.[1][2]
Economists expect Thailand’s first-quarter growth to have slowed as weaker tourism and soft domestic demand outweighed export strength, sharpening questions over how far exports alone can support the economy.
The IAEA said Wednesday that North Korea is showing a serious increase in nuclear-weapons production capacity, with higher activity at Yongbyon and signs of added enrichment infrastructure, sharpening an old proliferation threat that diplomacy has not contained.[1][2][3]
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