Migrants in Houston witnessed a man killed by ICE and say he did not ram officers, contradicting official reports and sparking calls for an independent investigation.
Democrats replacing their party chair are influenced by the memory of the 2024 Biden-Harris transition, seeking stability while avoiding past uncertainties.
JD Vance and his family are renting a home in the Virginia countryside, opting for privacy and a rural lifestyle amidst their political responsibilities.
David Axelrod warns of potential election interference after President Trump fired Democratic members of the Election Assistance Commission, raising concerns about bipartisan oversight.
China's technology ambitions remain strong, but slower growth, rising debt and funding pressures may make sustaining massive state-backed innovation harder.
Donald Trump renewed criticism of Democrats in a new statement, highlighting ongoing political polarization in the United States.
Government support for business R&D has reached record highs, with tax incentives driving investment in innovation and technology.
The US issued a health alert for the Democratic Republic of the Congo, warning travelers about Ebola-related risks and exposure concerns.
Middle East tensions continue influencing energy markets, inflation expectations, and economic decisions worldwide, analysts say.
Arthur Hayes says AI will take priority over crypto in shaping U.S. economic policy due to its growing impact across industries.
In a joint statement, multiple countries said China’s maritime claims in the South China Sea have “no basis,” criticizing the legitimacy of its approach and calling for respect for international law and lawful navigation in the region.
Middle East tensions continue shaping global markets, influencing energy prices, inflation expectations, investment decisions and central bank policies.
New research suggests ageing populations may place less strain on economies than feared if healthier lives, innovation and policy reforms continue.
Iran claims the Strait of Hormuz is closed after a warning shot at a vessel, raising fears of military escalation and disruption to global energy flows.
North Korea condemned a declaration from a recent NATO summit, calling it “illegal,” and said the denuclearisation process should begin with the United States and its allies rather than with Pyongyang. The North’s foreign ministry said the NATO document—which criticised North Korean weapons support to Russia—would incite a new Cold War and escalate military confrontation.
Iran’s president and central bank chief told Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei the economy was being crushed by the U.S. naval blockade, according to a report. As the regime weighed signing a memorandum to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and extend a ceasefire, officials warned the blockade was driving a severe budget crisis and threatening shortages of food and medical supplies by late August.
UK police are facing intense scrutiny and an independent investigation after a student died from stab wounds while handcuffed, raising serious questions about custody safety and police conduct
Security forces in London are investigating isolated incidents of public disorder following a major international sporting event, aiming to identify those responsible while maintaining focus on the event's overall success.
Expanded U.S. naval deployments underscore continued efforts to protect regional stability, deter conflict, and safeguard vital international shipping routes.
The U.S. attracted nearly $286B in private AI investment during 2025, reinforcing its global leadership in artificial intelligence development.
NATO leaders reaffirm collective security, defense modernization, cybersecurity cooperation, and alliance unity during the 2026 summit in Ankara.
A vehicle struck and injured three CRPF jawans on yatra security duty in Srinagar's Nowgam area on Wednesday. Police swiftly intercepted the vehicle and arrested the driver; an inquiry is underway.
The episode examines what happens when foreign investment becomes a matter of national security, focusing on an Irish alumina story tied to exports from Aughinish Alumina in County Limerick to Russian smelters. It argues the case has reignited debate across Europe about how strategically important, foreign-owned assets intersect with EU sanctions—and how global supply chains can create long-term strategic dependencies on authoritarian states such as Russia and China.
Polish and Jewish leaders, along with diplomats, marked the 85th anniversary of the 1941 Jedwabne pogrom, in which hundreds of Jews were killed by Polish neighbours under Nazi-German occupation. The official commemorations were met with protests by nationalist activists led by far-right figure Grzegorz Braun, who disputed the established findings and argued Poles are being falsely blamed for Nazi-German crimes.