No direct evidence COVID started in Wuhan lab - US intelligence report
The report said the agencies had not found evidence of a specific incident that could have caused the outbreak.
Mon Jun 26 2023
What happened to the US drone downed near Ukraine?
Russia and the United States have offered different accounts of the downing of a US intelligence drone in the Black Sea.
Wed Mar 15 2023
Saudi prince has immunity in Khashoggi killing lawsuit, say lawyers
Khashoggi was killed and dismembered by Saudi agents in an operation which US intelligence believed was ordered by Prince Mohammed.
Tue Oct 04 2022
N.Korea could return to ICBM, nuclear tests this year - US intelligence report
Commercial satellite imagery shows construction at North Korea's nuclear testing site for the first time since it was closed in 2018.
Tue Mar 08 2022
US spy agencies say origins of COVID-19 may never be known
US intelligence agencies said they may never be able to identify the origins of COVID-19.
Sat Oct 30 2021
Taliban could take Afghan capital within 90 days after rapid gains - US intelligence
Taliban fighters could isolate Afghanistan's capital in 30 days and possibly take it over within 90, a US defence official cited.
Thu Aug 12 2021
US Republican report says coronavirus leaked from Chinese lab; scientists still probing origins
US intelligence community has not reached any conclusion whether the virus came from animals or the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
Mon Aug 02 2021
Putin likely directed 2020 US election meddling, US intelligence finds
It also added new findings that Putin either oversaw or at least approved of the election meddling to benefit Trump.
Wed Mar 17 2021
Khashoggi's fiance says Saudi crown prince should be punished 'without delay'
A US intelligence report on Friday found the prince had approved the killing, and Washington imposed sanctions on some of those involved.
Mon Mar 01 2021
Saudi de facto ruler approved operation that led to Khashoggi's death - U.S.
A US intelligence report released Friday said Jamal Khashoggi's murder was approved by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Fri Feb 26 2021
Saudi Arabia rejects U.S. intelligence report on Khashoggi's killing -statement
Saudi Arabia rejected a US intelligence report that said Crown Price Mohammed bin Salman had approved the killing of Jamal Khashoggi.
Fri Feb 26 2021
Trump son-in-law, adviser Kushner loses access to top intelligence briefing: sources
U.S. President Donald Trump's son-in-law and close adviser, Jared Kushner, has lost access to the most valued U.S. intelligence report, the President's Daily Brief.
Wed Feb 28 2018
Denying feud over Russia hacking, Trump vows support to CIA
In first official visit to a govt agency as president, Trump - who had said US intelligence tactics were reminiscent of Nazi Germany - sought to leave no doubt with officers that he supported them.
Sun Jan 22 2017
US intelligence chief Clapper says spoke with Trump about media leaks
James Clapper said he spoke with President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday evening to discuss media leaks of a classified intelligence briefing on Russian hacking
Thu Jan 12 2017
Trump accuses US spy agencies of Nazi practices over 'phony' Russia dossier
President-elect Donald Trump escalated a fight with U.S. spy agencies on Wednesday, just nine days before he takes over their command as president.
Thu Jan 12 2017
Indonesia's Prabowo swears in cabinet of over 100 ministers, deputies
Prabowo Subianto's cabinet has 48 ministries with over 100 ministers and deputies, including two re-appointments.
Mon Oct 21 2024
Freeze on foreign worker employment quota to continue - Saifuddin
Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said as of Sept 15 the total number of foreign workers is nearing the stipulated ceiling.
Mon Oct 21 2024
King Charles and Queen Camilla visit Canberra on Australia tour
This is King Charles' first major foreign trip since being diagnosed with cancer in February.
Mon Oct 21 2024
Indonesia's Prabowo plans military academy retreat for new cabinet
The retreat is aimed at forming a bond between around 100 cabinet ministers and their deputies, according to migrant protection minister.
Mon Oct 21 2024
Four loan sharks held for alleged involvement in paint splashing, arson in six states
The syndicate is believed to have conducted illegal money-lending activities, involving loan sharks and online money-lending, police said.
Mon Oct 21 2024
China's PCT international patent applications top world for 5 consecutive years: WIPO chief
China has become the country with the most international patent applications, according to AIPPI President Shoichi Okuyama.
Mon Oct 21 2024
Charles Leclerc wins US Grand Prix; Max Verstappen 3rd after Norris penalty
Charles Leclerc also won the Monaco Grand Prix and Italian Grand Prix this year and sits third in the driver standings.
Mon Oct 21 2024
Australia's Qantas told to pay $114,000 to 3 sacked workers in landmark outsourcing case
Qantas claims the sackings were warranted as a cost-cutting measure during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mon Oct 21 2024
After Sinwar's death, Israel aims to lock in strategic gains before US election
Israeli leaders are seeking to reshape regional landscape in Israel's favour and shield its borders from any future attacks, sources said.
Mon Oct 21 2024
Netanyahu told Trump Israel will make decisions based on its interests, PM's office says
Israel is pondering its military reaction to recent Iranian missile strikes.
Mon Oct 21 2024