newsMonday, August 10, 2026
The Russia-Ukraine war is no longer just a battlefield conflict. Assassins are hunting weapons executives, and Ukraine's drone commander says faster Western funding could multiply strikes on Crimea. Meanwhile, the legal and political battles over energy and citizen suits are heating up in the US.
The war is spilling into assassination plots and drone strikes, with Ukraine's drone commander calling for more Western cash.
The car bombing of a Russian drone manufacturer's chief shows the war's new front: assassinations of weapons developers. This is a dangerous escalation that could reshape how defense industries operate.
Ukraine's drone commander says Crimea strikes could rise sevenfold with faster Western funding. That's a direct ask for more money and a signal of what Ukraine could do with it.
The Trump administration and its allies are pushing back on citizen suits and wind energy, reshaping how laws are enforced.
The push against 'citizen suits' could gut the ability of individuals and groups to sue over federal law violations. If successful, it would centralize enforcement power in the executive branch, a major shift.
The $1.2 billion settlement to abandon offshore wind projects brings total buybacks to nearly $4 billion. The administration is effectively paying to kill wind power, not just deregulating it.
First Nations chiefs in B.C. call on Carney, Smith to halt advancing West Coast pipelinewww.cbc.ca
420 UK children reported explicit deepfakes of themselves in six months. The problem is getting worsewww.digitaltrends.com
Axis of convenience: Why China and Russia are both upping their aid to Irantheins.press
Towngas of Hong Kong's second-richest billionaires Peter and Martin Lee pushes green methanol expansione.vnexpress.net
Dizon curses over potholes at newly rehabilitated Edsa in Makatinewsinfo.inquirer.net
3 dead, 7 still missing as landslide buries houses in Baguionewsinfo.inquirer.netTN CM's resolution on 'Tamil Thaai Vazhthu' unanimously passed in Assemblywww.newindianexpress.com
Sagara Kariyawasam arrested over comments on alleged plot to assassinate IGPwww.newswire.lk
Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) General Secretary Sagara Kariyawasam has been arrested by the Central Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) over Continue Reading The post Sagara Kariyawasam arrested over comments on alleged plot to assassinate IGP appeared first on Newswire .
Motorists rally to clear fallen tree from road in windy weatherwww.newcastleherald.com.au
The large tree was blocking traffic north of Newcastle.
2029 Chevrolet Camaro sedan: Holden Commodore SS successor delayed by a yearwww.carexpert.co.nz
The Chevrolet Camaro is making a belated a comeback with four doors, V8 power, rear-wheel drive and a manual gearbox like the old Holden Commodore SS.
Barrington Tops snow chase is on as small flurries tease a proper dustingwww.newcastleherald.com.au
Could Barrington Tops finally get a long-awaited snow day?
Teachers offered $2000 sign-on bonus as Labor fights to stop third strikewww.brisbanetimes.com.au
The latest pay offer is the first from the new Education Minister who has been tasked with striking a deal before a proposed 24-hour stop work action.
Disabled activists' protest temporarily disrupts Yongsan Stationm.koreaherald.com
A disability rights advocacy group staged a surprise "subway-riding" protest at two subway stations in Seoul on Monday, temporarily disrupting operations at one of the stations. The protest by members of the Solidarity Against Disability Discrimination began at Yongsan Station on
Sparks fly on CNN after Nancy Mace confronted over 'Trojan horse' commentswww.rawstory.com
Things got heated between Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) and CNN anchor Omar Jimenez on Sunday after he challenged Mace over her recent comments about Muslims. Mace joined Jimenez on "CNN Newsroom," where she was asked about the upcoming election to replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (
Japan’s executives call for FX stability as weak yen intensify import-cost pressurekfgo.com
By Kentaro Okasaka and Maki Shiraki TOKYO, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Japanese executives are increasingly warning that currency swings and a persistently wea...
