Crude prices rose sharply as Tehran targeted shipping traffic and Yemeni militants rained missiles on Riyadh.

Israel is fortifying bases along a dividing line with Hamas as its military entrenches in the enclave.

The deposed Venezuelan leader and his wife, already facing narcoterrorism and drug charges, are accused of conspiring to torture American detainees.

The 87-year-old ‘Maricarmen’ became the face of the struggle to fix Spain’s broken housing market. Her death turned her into a political martyr.

Bally Bagayoko has become a hero for protesters and a lightning rod for critics who say he is sowing unrest at French schools.

The president cited “productive discussions” with Tehran.

Beijing is pursuing big technological advances while shunning painful policy measures needed to fix the broader economy.

U.K. counterterrorism police are questioning two Latvian men after they broke into a British military base that is used as an intelligence hub by the U.S. military and NATO forces.

A strike near Qatar, far from the usual flashpoint at the Strait of Hormuz, raises fears of wider disruptions.

The dispute centers around the U.K.’s decision to halt trade from Israeli settlements and comes as an election looms.

Prices jumped as traders weighed intensifying Persian Gulf shipping risks and U.S.-Iran tensions alongside U.S. offshore production shut-ins ahead of Hurricane Isaias.

Chevron, Shell and Harbour Energy have begun curbing production and evacuating personnel from offshore facilities as the region braces for the hurricane.

Explosions in the buffer zone last month—blamed by Seoul on Pyongyang—have illustrated Kim Jong Un’s determination to keep people from fleeing south.

The curfew comes after a U.S. Marine was arrested on suspicion of the killing of a Japanese woman.

U.S. sanctions on alleged cartel-linked officials have infuriated the president as she faces relentless pressure from the Trump administration.

The claimants said that after the killings, the London Bullion Market Association should have withheld stamp of approval for a Tanzanian mine.

The attacks were the latest to highlight the vulnerability of even hardened targets to hackers using freely available artificial-intelligence tools.

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Manufacturing orders in the eurozone’s largest economy fell 10.6% on month, as the conflict in the Middle East kept energy costs elevated.

The conservative movement is becoming the dominant force in Brazilian politics after Sunday’s national election.