The lack of jobs for university leavers in Indonesia, India, and China is creating both short- and long-term challenges for governments.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham plans to launch a plan to rebuild ties with Brussels at a summit in November.

Higher oil prices have largely offset lower export volumes, lifting revenue above prewar estimates, but spending is set to rise faster.

A widely shared video showed a woman in a niqab tending to passengers, challenging stereotypes that conservative Muslims are innately hostile to Jews.

Project Kilby is moving forward while grappling with the public AI backlash.

Six months of war and AI fever have added urgency to the rollout of Genesis, an operating system AIQ is pitching to energy companies.

“There is no compelling reason for UBS to remain a Swiss company,” Artisan Partners wrote Wednesday.

The ranks of the independent advisory boutique now seem like so much ego detritus.

The move underlines how China’s leading tech companies are working to reduce their reliance on US chipmakers and challenge American AI dominance.

Rep. Sean Casten, D-Ill., has quietly asked Democrats in recent weeks to support him in a potential bid for the top position on the House Financial Services Committee, according to people familiar…

Despite attacks by Iran on desalination plants this year, the UAE hasn’t experienced a single day of water supply cuts.

Whether to impose the levies ‘is for the president to decide,’ Jamieson Greer said on the sidelines of the G20 trade ministerial.

As the US hosts G20 trade ministers in Wisconsin, Canada is taking the opportunity to strengthen its ties to other countries.

Democrats are even feeling optimistic about deep-red seats.

Trump officials hope to turn out low-propensity voters.

Cooler-than-expected August inflation data and strong consumer spending gave markets a boost before a frantic final hour of trading erased gains.

OpenAI alleged that Chinese competitor Moonshot used wide-scale distillation amidst rising AI-race tensions between Washington and Beijing.

The partnership pact boosts Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s efforts to shore up cooperation between the world’s “middle powers.”

As senators leave Washington before the midterms, many worry failure to address voters’ economic concerns could cost them control of Congress.

Top Republicans have called on Trump to “stop the bleeding” as soaring prices rattle the party a month before midterm elections.

As they prepared for Republicans to drop another billion dollars of ads on their heads this summer, Democrats passed around fresh advice on gender politics.

Offering always-on, agentic assistant tools will cost OpenAI.

A petition by civil society groups to South African authorities highlighted concerns over a lack of awareness around data center water consumption.

Leo Brent Bozell III was first summoned in March over his remarks on the “Kill the Boer” chant.

The nation is among Africa’s largest gold producers, but has struggled to regulate its informal mining sector.

The project aims to replicate the success of Dangote’s plant in Nigeria, which has turned the country into a fuel-producing powerhouse amidst a global energy crisis.

Some 1.7 million people made the trip in 2025, with spots rationed by country at roughly one per 1,000 Muslims.

Temasek will use Abu Dhabi and Riyadh as hubs for investing in the Middle East and bringing portfolio companies to the region

The Senate minority leader expressed concerns about Republicans’ money advantage in an interview with Semafor.

The flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia after passengers helped avert a disaster.

Brexit remains politically divisive in the UK, despite growing numbers of voters voicing frustration over the lasting impacts of leaving the EU.