Thirty-five nations, led by the UK and excluding the United States, convene to address the month-long closure of the Strait of Hormuz, signaling a recalibration of global energy security and...

A sweeping workforce reduction at Oracle underscores a sector-wide pivot toward AI infrastructure, as the company channels resources into datacentre expansion and strategic partnerships. The move reflects intensifying competition and...

China’s top Communist Party journal, Qiushi, has reiterated the country’s move away from an export-driven growth model, citing global protectionism, geopolitical tensions, and persistent weaknesses in high-end manufacturing as key...

Marine archaeologists have discovered the wreck of the Danish warship Dannebroge, sunk by Admiral Nelson in 1801, in Copenhagen Harbour—225 years after the Battle of Copenhagen.

Aggressive U.S. rhetoric and military maneuvers in the Gulf have triggered sharp volatility across global markets, exposing the fragility of investor confidence and the structural importance of energy security.

A new civil liberties report identifies five EU governments as systematically dismantling rule-of-law protections, raising questions about the bloc’s cohesion, governance credibility, and investment climate.

Europe’s aviation regulator, in its first public comments since the Iran war began, cites heightened safety risks as Middle East conflicts force airlines onto congested and unconventional flight routes.

A new defense agreement between Ukraine and Qatar marks a pivotal expansion of military-technical cooperation, as Ukrainian anti-drone know-how becomes a sought-after asset in the Gulf’s evolving security landscape.

A temporary halving of Australia’s fuel excise injects fiscal stimulus into an inflationary environment, complicating monetary policy and raising questions about the country’s industrial direction and energy transition.

A sudden U.S. policy reversal permits a sanctioned Russian tanker to deliver crude oil to Cuba, exposing the tensions between sanctions enforcement, humanitarian imperatives, and institutional credibility in American foreign...