Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said he’s prepared to use whatever legal and policy levers available to protect the roughly 2,000 workers affected.

Plus, Wall Street is worried about interest rates again, and Anthropic’s founders are about to be worth billions.

The 41-year-old, detained near Gloucester, was assigned to a NATO rapid reaction command structure in the U.K.

U.S. officials said work on a Ukraine ceasefire must proceed alongside discussions about Europe’s future security arrangements.

The David Walliams case, whose allegations he denies, has reignited debate over Britain’s strict libel laws and limits on press freedom.

The U.S. and Iran are waging a fierce battle over control of the Strait of Hormuz, with both sides striking islands in the waterway in recent days.

Plus: Washington probes Waymo over school-bus safety and U.S. balks at China’s demand for tightly scripted Trump-Xi-Putin summit.

Plus, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang apologizes to employees and family, and Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong gets more prison time, for foreign collusion.

A more restrained chief would suit the chip giant well for the next phase of the AI boom.

The company has been examining ways to reduce its reliance on the strait—including an LNG export facility on the country’s east coast—its chief executive says.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore is rolling out gold-vaulting services as part of efforts to make the city-state Asia’s top gold-trading hub.

U.S. refueling tankers were moved from RAF Mildenhall on Monday.

The Nvidia CEO, who has acknowledged an affair with a woman accused of spying for China, has lobbied President Trump on loosening export controls.

From high-school clubs to social-media influencers, Asia’s new stock traders face a brutal reality check.

Oil prices fell after President Trump downplayed the prospect of further U.S. strikes on Iran, even as attacks on Saudi Arabia and fresh incidents involving tankers in the Strait of Hormuz highlighted continuing risks to Middle Eastern oil supplies.

Karen Karniol-Tambour’s appointment marks the next step in Prime Minister Mark Carney’s effort to jump start the construction of so-called national projects, and help promising domestic startups expand.

Cartels, crime syndicates and rebel groups run shadow states across 60 nations, sidelining weak governments and moving billions of dollars beyond the reach of law enforcement.

Pope Leo’s message of compassion for the poor clashes with Javier Milei’s radical economic overhaul, symbolized by his trademark chain saw.

Gadi Eisenkot must overcome disagreements among political parties to assemble a coalition robust enough to replace Israel’s longest-serving leader, Benjamin Netanyahu.

Officials acknowledged damage to the building after the Iran-backed rebels mounted their latest attack on the capital.