China’s economy expanded 5.0 per cent last year but growth slowed to 4.5 per cent in the fourth quarter as domestic consumption faltered amid a prolonged proper...

The global fortune of billionaires surged to US$18.3 trillion in 2025, driven largely by U.S. policies, according to Oxfam

European Union leaders are convening an emergency summit in Brussels to respond to U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat of tariffs on several European nations o...

The high-speed passenger service derailed in southern Spain on Sunday evening, crossed onto the opposite track and struck an oncoming train

The U.S. President names himself chair of a newly proposed international “Board of Peace,” aimed initially at supervising Gaza under a transitional technocratic...

Advancing troops defies U.S. calls for restraint and heightening tensions over control of strategic towns, dams and oilfields along the Euphrates River

The threat triggers sharp rebukes from European leaders, renews concerns over transatlantic unity and fresh scrutiny of presidential tariff powers

The United Nations World Food Programme warns that violence and sharp reductions in humanitarian funding could push 55 million people into acute food insecurity...

Denmark’s top military commander in Greenland has sought to play down speculation of conflict with the United States

Iran has slipped into an uneasy calm following weeks of protests crushed by a violent crackdown, as a senior hard-line cleric called for the execution of detain...

Donald Trump warns that the United States could impose trade tariffs on countries that refuse to support his plan to take control of Greenland

Seoul Central District Court has handed a five-year prison term to ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol for his role in the 2024 martial law crisis

Yoon Suk Yeol is set to receive the first judicial ruling on Friday in a high-profile criminal case stemming from his brief attempt to impose martial law in Dec...