Weeks of student-led protests over conditions in French schools have spiraled into violent protests across the country.

Stephen Hubbard had been living in Ukraine for years at the time of his detention in 2022.

Around 80 Japanese companies were targeted from overseas in hacks that bore digital traces of Artex, an AI agent developed in China.

Plus, autism-therapy workers say big chains pressured them to boost treatment hours, and NYSE is getting trounced in the battle for Wall Street’s biggest IPOs.

The SpaceX founder authorized the move and has been discussing Ukraine with Trump, but the president has denied ordering the restrictions.

The failed operation in eastern Germany this summer was part of a new wave of attacks ordered by President Vladimir Putin.

Experience and big paydays have created a more resilient tanker fleet. Oil traders worry it isn’t sustainable.

Some saw the referendum as giving oxygen to a movement that previously had only marginal support.

Oil futures settled lower in a volatile session that saw prices reach multimonth highs before pulling back as traders considered prospects for U.S.-Iran diplomacy amid continuing Middle East supply risks.

Tom Barrack’s message comes as countries in the Middle East worry the U.S. will leave them to clean up after the Iran war.

Plus: DHS orders DeepSeek tech removed from federal civilian IT systems and the new Wild West of gold mining is West Africa.

The monthslong debate on the oil-rich province’s future exposed deep divisions that might not be easily mended.

The vice president split from Trump who backed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel’s Oct. 27 election.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is trying to rally the oil-rich province to stick with the country at a time when national unity is needed.

The company is digging in on its plans to lay off as many as 500 workers at its Stelco operations as the government weighs legal options to protect workers.

The central bank’s governor said the Middle East situation, AI demand and foreign-exchange rates would affect the timing of the decision.

The economic possibilities—and potential perils—of the new technology dominated discussions at the IMF gathering in Bangkok this week.

Indonesian stocks suffered their steepest drop since the Asian financial crisis in 1998 after index provider MSCI warned the country risked being removed from its indexes.

A shift in rate differentials could weigh on the appeal of Indonesia’s currency and bonds, while volatile oil prices are the main downside risk to the country’s economy.

Asian economies have adapted to war-driven energy disruptions more effectively than anticipated, despite their heavy reliance on the Middle East for fuel.