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European leaders rushed to back Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy over the weekend amid a widening rift with the US, though the continent’s support for Kyiv may have an expiration date.
Russia and Ukraine have traded strikes on digital infrastructure in recent weeks, triggering major outages on both sides.
The US threatened to halt arms sales to Europe for use in Ukraine unless Kyiv stopped striking Russian refineries, the Financial Times reported, accelerating a stunning deterioration in ties between the allies.
Indian authorities released the leaders of the Cockroach Janta Party on Sunday, after security forces detained thousands of protesters during massive anti-government demonstrations.
The Houthi attacks threaten the kingdom’s efforts to project its business-as-usual approach, and official silence is unsustainable.
After nearly four decades at Honeywell, Vimal Kapur reached the top — and then took on the task of breaking the 140-year-old industrial conglomerate into three companies.
The state-owned company will hold 30% of each block in the Ceará Basin, with operator Petrobras holding the rest.
Gas and chemicals were the only sectors to grow, as ADNOC and Aramco kept spending.
A modern retelling of an ancient Greek myth from the winner of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature.
The absence of African languages from large language models has become a major concern for the continent’s policymakers and tech leaders.
It would mark the first Grand Prix to be held in Africa in more than 30 years and boost government efforts to raise the country’s profile.
The law firm’s March memo on data-center debt was making the rounds in recent days, laying out worst-case scenarios for the AI buildout.
High energy prices are among the key campaign issues ahead of January’s presidential election.
The firm's first activist-style letter, joined by another investor, puts pressure on new CEO Roger Lynch as Authentic Brands shows interest.
Washington’s backing in the fight against the Houthis serves US interests, and helps demonstrate that it takes Gulf security seriously.
Africa’s second largest copper producer got better terms than its neighbors, and still has a minerals deal to settle with Washington.
The huge increase — roughly 40% higher than its original plan for the year — comes with the country’s budget and economy under growing pressure.
Pillay was the first non-white woman to serve as a judge in South Africa’s High Court but her focus on ethnic cleansing in Rwanda put her on the global stage.
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