Masoud Pezeshkian is expected to speak at the United Nations on Wednesday, giving him a platform to rail against the U.S. and try to sway the world to Iran’s side.

With its Red Sea bypass route disrupted by attacks from Yemen and Iraq, the world’s oil kingpin is returning to the waterway it was trying to avoid in the first place.

The legislation also attempts to minimize labor disruptions in key trade-focused parts of the economy like railways and ports.

The lawsuit alleges that the AI company failed to notify law enforcement and calls out product safety gaps.

Improving flows through the Strait of Hormuz and prospects for renewed diplomacy over the Iran conflict eased immediate supply concerns.

The proposal is under discussion with several Middle Eastern countries including Saudi Arabia and U.A.E.

Children’s smartwatches are hugely popular in China for preteens, with some models offering advanced location tracking

The German chancellor pledged to forge ahead with an unpopular economic overhaul despite his collapsing popularity and a string of electoral routs.

The U.S. motorcycle maker’s politically sensitive profile keeps it on the tariff payback list.

Cuban-Americans are drafting detailed plans fueled by Trump’s promises—even as the regime hangs on.

Record shipping rates through the Strait of Hormuz could offset falling crude prices.

The U.S. administration is preparing sweeping sanctions that would cut the court off from much of the global financial system.

Lawmakers are hiring AI advisers, working to influence chatbot results and churning out AI-generated ads faster than regulators can keep up.

The Iran and Ukraine wars have exposed the world’s reliance on the Middle East and Russia for diesel.

The Nobel laureate is planning her comeback from exile in Panama, setting up a clash with the U.S.-backed interim government.

The yen weakened as two members of the bank’s board suggested future rate rises might come more slowly than anticipated.

The royal pardon for Najib Razak marks the latest chapter in one of the largest financial crimes of the century.

Kim Jong Un has deployed factory crews into an expanding war zone to bolster ties with President Vladimir Putin.

High in the Himalayas, cutthroat competition is squeezing the Tibetans who scour the hills several weeks a year for a prized delicacy.

Many islanders are resigned to an American presence and are wary of China, as Japan shifts toward stronger defense.