London’s Standard Chartered defeats two U.S. lawsuits alleging links to terrorist attacks, as judge says claims lacked sufficient legal connection to attacks.

The Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline resumes flow after a 2½-year shutdown tied to arbitration and export disputes, shifting regional energy dynamics.

UAE’s Foreign Minister met Netanyahu at the UN, calling for Gaza war’s end. Tensions rise as Arab-Israeli ties strain over wartime policies and diplomacy.

The UN is set to reintroduce sanctions on Iran after claims of violating nuclear commitments, sparking global tensions and renewed debate over the JCPOA deal.

Turkiye and 48 athletes call on FIFA and UEFA to ban Israel’s national football team amid Gaza war. Read updates, reactions, and implications.

The Azores archipelago in Portugal is on red alert as Cyclone Gabrielle approaches, bringing winds up to 200 km/h and sea swells up to 18 meters.

Rescue teams in Taiwan face challenging conditions as they search for 11 missing individuals following Super Typhoon Ragasa, which caused devastating floods.

Canada Post workers initiate a nationwide strike following government-imposed reforms aimed at addressing financial challenges and modernizing operations.

Fortescue Chairman Andrew Forrest reaffirms commitment to renewable energy, challenging President Trump's climate change stance and inviting a debate.

Italy's antitrust authority fines Eni and five other oil companies over €936 million for forming a cartel to inflate truck fuel biofuel prices from 2020 to 2023

Syria signs $1.5 billion in tourism investment contracts, focusing on hotels, resorts, and historic site restoration, as part of its economic recovery plan.

Somayeh Rashidi, a 42-year-old Iranian prisoner, dies after alleged delayed medical treatment. Rights groups blame authorities for neglecting her condition.