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When United States President Donald Trump unveiled his steep “reciprocal” tariffs on dozens of countries in April, economists issued warnings of catastrophic economic harm.

So far, their fears have not materialised.

The US economy – the single biggest driver of global growth – has defied expectations across numerous metrics, with inflation staying low, employment and consumer spending remaining robust, and the stock market reaching record highs.

Still, even if the limited fallout…

The Shadowserver Foundation and Eye Security would not disclose which firms were affected.

A sweeping cyber espionage operation targeting Microsoft server software has compromised about 100 different organisations over the weekend.

Two of the organisations that helped uncover the attack announced their findings on Monday.

On Saturday, Microsoft issued an alert about “active attacks” on self-hosted SharePoint servers, which are widely used by organisations to share documents and…

Vietnam is bracing for Typhoon Wipha, expected to make landfall Tuesday with winds up to 166 km/h. Mass evacuations, flight cancellations, and flood alerts are underway as the country prepares for deadly floods and landslides. The storm killed three in the Philippines.

An Israeli undercover force reportedly has “abducted” Marwan al-Hams, a senior Gaza Health Ministry official, in Rafah on Monday. According to the health ministry, al-Hams was captured outside the field hospital of the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Gaza (Quds News Network)- AFP has issued a grave warning: its reporters in Gaza may soon die of hunger, a tragedy the agency has never faced in its 80-year history.

“For the first time, we fear losing colleagues to starvation,” the agency’s Journalists’ Society (SDJ) said on Sunday. “We have seen war wounds, imprisonment, and death in the field, but never this.”

The AFP team in Gaza consists of nine local reporters and photographers. They have endured months of siege,…

Kremlin critics laud the decision, as Moscow’s ambassador to Italy decries a ‘scandalous situation’.

Italy’s Royal Palace of Caserta has announced it cancelled a concert by Russian maestro Valery Gergiev, a vocal backer of President Vladimir Putin, after an uproar from politicians and Kremlin critics.

The concert scheduled for Sunday in the 18th-century palace near Naples caused a heated debate in Italy, was slammed by Ukraine and led to calls for protests by Russia’s exiled…