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Federal prosecutors on Thursday accused a U.S. Army Special Forces soldier of turning secret knowledge of a mission to capture Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, into a lucrative betting strategy on…
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company climbed to a fresh record on Friday, propelled not only by another burst of optimism over artificial intelligence, but also by a regulatory change at home…
A new round of job cuts is sweeping through some of the world’s most recognizable companies, underscoring a striking tension in corporate America: even as executives pour billions into artificial…
The contest to shape artificial intelligence took a more expansive turn this week, as leading companies and governments pushed on several fronts at once: more powerful models, bigger acquisitions, deeper…
A Ceasefire on Land, but a Chokepoint at Sea The three-week extension of the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, announced after White House talks on Wednesday, was meant to signal…
Eastern Europe’s Political Map Shifts Again Eastern Europe’s political balance is tilting in two strikingly different directions at once. In Bulgaria, preliminary election results point to a commanding victory for…
Oil surges as Gulf tensions rattle investors again Oil prices climbed sharply on Monday and stock markets lost ground after a weekend escalation around the Strait of Hormuz revived fears…
Ceasefire Nears Breaking Point After U.S. Seizes Iranian Ship A fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran appeared close to unraveling on Monday after American forces seized an Iranian-flagged…
Two fronts of pressure British politics was strained anew on Sunday as two separate controversies — one engulfing Labour at the top of government, the other threatening Reform UK’s insurgent…
A coal campaign network and rising mine emissions put Australia’s climate politics under a harsher light Australia’s debate over energy and climate policy has been thrust into a new phase…