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Calls for calm as violence erupts in Belfast after knife attack
Read more: Calls for calm as violence erupts in Belfast after knife attackViolence broke out in Belfast city centre – despite calls for calm from political leaders
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Warning millions of UK households missing out on energy bill support as debt climbs to £7bn
Read more: Warning millions of UK households missing out on energy bill support as debt climbs to £7bnWatchdog says household energy debt has risen 118% since start of Ukraine war
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Trump loudly booed by Knicks fans as he appears on screen at MSG for NBA finals game 3: Live updates
Read more: Trump loudly booed by Knicks fans as he appears on screen at MSG for NBA finals game 3: Live updatesTrump received roaring boos at the NBA finals as he sat in a box at Madison Square Garden with administration officials and family
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Crowd boos Trump during national anthem as he watches Knicks at NBA Finals in Madison Square Garden
Read more: Crowd boos Trump during national anthem as he watches Knicks at NBA Finals in Madison Square GardenThe president’s appearance at the game caused hours of security screenings for the thousands of fans hoping to get in the arena
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Seven women accuse David Sullivan of sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour
Read more: Seven women accuse David Sullivan of sexually exploitative and predatory behaviourThe former West Ham joint chair resigned his role on Saturday saying he intended to ‘apply my full energy and attention on fighting these false allegations’ that have emerged in a joint investigation by the BBC and The Times
Asia
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Millions of Chinese students sit for gruelling ‘gaokao’
Read more: Millions of Chinese students sit for gruelling ‘gaokao’Around 12.9 million students nationwide registered for this year’s “gaokao”, according to the Ministry of Education, which for most is the sole determining factor in admission to a Chinese university.
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‘Didn’t eat for two weeks’: Female hiker, 49, recounts ordeal of being lost in Malaysian jungle
Read more: ‘Didn’t eat for two weeks’: Female hiker, 49, recounts ordeal of being lost in Malaysian jungleJaslinda Saludin was rescued on Saturday (Jun 6) by local villagers after going missing during an expedition to Gunung Batu Putih in Perak.
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AI PCs to make up more than half of sales in 2026, says Asus co-CEO
Read more: AI PCs to make up more than half of sales in 2026, says Asus co-CEOAmerican AI hardware giant Nvidia this week announced its entry into the consumer PC arena, in collaboration with Asus and other companies.
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Nepali climber alive after six days missing on Everest
Read more: Nepali climber alive after six days missing on EverestMountaineer Dawa Sherpa – who is in his 50s – vanished on the upper reaches of the world’s highest mountain in bitter conditions early on May 30.
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Thai PM calls for urgent talks with Malaysia after shrimp import ban sparks concerns for farmers’ livelihoods
Read more: Thai PM calls for urgent talks with Malaysia after shrimp import ban sparks concerns for farmers’ livelihoodsPM Anutin Charnvirakul has instructed his ministers to seek a bilateral trade solution with Malaysia.
Thailand
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50 tonnes of drug precursors seized in raid
Read more: 50 tonnes of drug precursors seized in raidAn official raid operation has seized 50 tonnes of chemical precursors, estimated to be enough to make 1.1 billion speed pills, from a warehouse in Samut Prakan’s Phra Pradaeng district.
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Pundit: Define your outcome, then use tech
Read more: Pundit: Define your outcome, then use techThailand should develop clear business goals and a method for measuring outcomes that integrates artificial intelligence (AI) into the economy rather than buying AI platform licences and giving them away for free, say economists.
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Finnish businessman convicted of trafficking Thai berry pickers
Read more: Finnish businessman convicted of trafficking Thai berry pickersA court in Finland has sentenced a local businessman to two and a half years in prison for trafficking dozens of Thai workers to pick berries in the Nordic country.
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Unlocking western China
Read more: Unlocking western ChinaTwo-way tourism has been a focus in driving Chinese arrivals back to pre-pandemic levels, said the Association of Thai Travel Agents (Atta) during a roadshow in new potential cities in China.
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Used car sales to stay stagnant in 2026
Read more: Used car sales to stay stagnant in 2026Thailand’s used car market is expected to remain sluggish in 2026, weighed down by competitive pricing in the new car segment, particularly electric vehicles (EVs).
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Millions of Chinese students sit for gruelling ‘gaokao’
Read more: Millions of Chinese students sit for gruelling ‘gaokao’Around 12.9 million students nationwide registered for this year’s “gaokao”, according to the Ministry of Education, which for most is the sole determining factor in admission to a Chinese university.
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‘Didn’t eat for two weeks’: Female hiker, 49, recounts ordeal of being lost in Malaysian jungle
Read more: ‘Didn’t eat for two weeks’: Female hiker, 49, recounts ordeal of being lost in Malaysian jungleJaslinda Saludin was rescued on Saturday (Jun 6) by local villagers after going missing during an expedition to Gunung Batu Putih in Perak.
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Brit in doctor’s death case also faces nominee business charges
Read more: Brit in doctor’s death case also faces nominee business chargesThe British motorcyclist charged in the death of a prominent doctor on Koh Phangan will also face charges of running a tour boat business through a Thai nominee.
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Scam victims sue Meta, Apple, Line and banks for B230m
Read more: Scam victims sue Meta, Apple, Line and banks for B230mThe Thailand Consumer Council is representing 10 scam victims suing internet platform operators Meta, Apple, Line and banks for 230 million baht in total damages.
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Rising data centre demand pressures power capacity
Read more: Rising data centre demand pressures power capacityEnergy authorities are preparing to expand Thailand’s electricity generation capacity amid mounting concerns that rising demand from resource-intensive businesses, particularly data centres, could strain the national grid.