world
EU foreign ministers are debating whether to restrict trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. The move could mark a major shift in Europe’s Middle East policy — but internal divisions may stop Brussels from acting.
Next in world
11 on this page
Jul 12, 08:43 PM
Global institutions say the world economy has remained more resilient than expected despite the Middle East war and energy-market pressure. But the real test may still be ahead if shipping routes, oil prices and inflation begin moving together.
Jul 12, 08:40 PM
The European Central Bank is ordering euro zone banks to prepare detailed plans against AI-enabled cyber threats, warning that attacks on financial systems could become faster, more automated and more disruptive.
Jul 12, 03:09 PM
Iran says it has closed the Strait of Hormuz after fresh U.S.-Iran strikes, while Washington insists commercial traffic continues. The dispute over one of the world’s most important energy routes could push oil prices, inflation and global security fears sharply higher.
Jul 12, 02:40 PM
U.S. senators say they have reached an agreement with the Trump administration to advance new Russia sanctions. The proposal could target countries that keep buying Russian oil and gas, turning the Ukraine war into a larger fight over global energy, trade and diplomatic power.
Jul 9, 03:27 PM
NATO leaders left the Ankara summit with public unity, higher defence-spending promises and renewed U.S. support. But behind the official optimism, Europe is still asking the same question: can the alliance depend on Washington when the next crisis arrives?
Jul 7, 02:16 PM
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan says he hopes the United States will approve the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Türkiye. President Donald Trump has signaled that sanctions could be lifted and a possible return to the program considered — but the Russian S-400 issue remains unresolve
Jul 7, 12:47 PM
Europe’s governments are under growing pressure to spend more on defence, pensions and industrial policy. Central bankers warn that this could threaten the independence of institutions responsible for controlling inflation.
Jun 30, 11:21 AM
A landmark Supreme Court ruling has given the president broader authority to fire officials at independent federal agencies. Supporters call it democratic accountability. Critics warn it could reshape consumer protection, labor rights and corporate oversight for decades.
Jun 29, 04:50 PM
A new U.S.-Iran framework was meant to reduce tensions and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. But fresh weekend strikes have already put the fragile agreement under pressure before technical talks begin in Doha.
Jun 29, 04:36 PM
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić says he will resign early, potentially triggering elections after 18 months of mass anti-government protests. But critics believe his political influence may survive even if he leaves the presidency.
Jun 25, 05:08 PM
Three progressive candidates backed by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani defeated establishment-supported rivals in Democratic primaries — including two sitting members of Congress. The result is already reshaping the fight over the future of the Democratic Party.
Desk continuation
Pick a desk.
Politics
OpenEU foreign ministers are debating whether to restrict trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. The move could mark a major shift in Europe’s Middle East policy — but internal divisions may stop Brussels from acting.
Business
OpenMore than 70% of euro zone firms say they use artificial intelligence. But only 7% use it intensively enough to drive major changes in productivity, growth and business models.
Tech
OpenThe European Central Bank is ordering euro zone banks to prepare detailed plans against AI-enabled cyber threats, warning that attacks on financial systems could become faster, more automated and more disruptive.
Privacy choices
Necessary storage is on. Optional analytics stays off unless allowed. Ad consent stays with Google where required.