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Copper prices hit six-month high amid supply concerns
Copper prices reached their highest level in six months due to supply concerns and potential U.S. import tariffs.
Iran’s War Strategy Explained Amid Escalation
Exploring Iran's strategy in ongoing US-led conflict and its impact on Pakistan.
US Senators Call for Crackdown on Wildfire Betting
Democratic senators urge CFTC to regulate prediction market platforms allowing bets on wildfires amid arson risks.
China’s AI Optical-Module Dominance Sparks US Concern
US regulators are considering targeting China's leading optical-module companies as part of broader tech competition amid rapid AI data centre expansion.
Euro zone bond yields steady despite French supply concerns
German 10-year and 2-year bond yields remain stable, while French bonds face scrutiny ahead of a €13 billion supply.
Gulf shipping traffic drops after Houthis claim attacks on Saudi tankers
Shipping through key Gulf straits reduced significantly after Houthis claimed missile attacks on Saudi oil tankers.
Iran and Oman Agree New Route for Strait of Hormuz
Tehran and Muscat reach agreement on a new route for ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing tensions with the US.
El Nino Threatens to Worsen Global Food Insecurity
A powerful El Nino could push an additional 49 million people into acute food insecurity, warns the World Food Programme.
Russian Drone Manufacturer’s Head Critically Injured in Car Bombing
Vladimir Tkachuk, founder of Uraldronzavod, critically injured in car bombing near Ekaterinburg. Incident part of ongoing assassinations targeting Russia-U
Man Charged in Death of Girl on Scottish Camping Trip
A 35-year-old man has been charged over the death of a nine-year-old girl found seriously injured at an industrial estate in Arbroath,…
Netanyahu rejects US-backed Gaza disarmament plan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel did not agree to the US-backed Gaza plan, despite receiving assurances that troops would only…
China launches new program to boost energy efficiency and carbon credentials
China’s State Council initiates 'leader' awards for companies excelling in energy and carbon efficiency.
EU to Use €1.4 Billion from Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine Aid
The European Union is using €1.4 billion in interest from frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine’s resistance against Russia's illegal war.
Federal minister Chris Bowen to enforce renewable energy for AI datacentres
Federal Energy Minister Chris Bowen pledges to override state governments, requiring AI datacentres to use only renewable energy.
Ceuta Crisis: Migrants, Deaths and Misinformation
Over 72,000 migrants attempted to cross into Ceuta; at least 88 died. EU ministers insist Schengen area is not threatened.
Trump warns Iran to open Strait of Hormuz or face severe consequences
US President Donald Trump threatens severe consequences for Iran if negotiations on reopening the Strait of Hormuz fail.
Moroccans Gather Near Ceuta Border in Hope for Missing Loved Ones
Hundreds of Moroccans hope to find their missing loved ones as over 72,000 people attempted to cross into Ceuta.