Russia considers further escalation in war with Ukraine
Russia is reportedly considering additional escalation in its war against Ukraine.
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Brent oil prices have fallen for a fourth consecutive day while uncertainty over the Middle East weighs on markets.
Travel advice for Nepal and China has changed following deadly floods.
Unrest and resistance are growing over plans to break up the Volkswagen Group.
Australia’s Labor government is further intensifying war-related powers over university staff.
China has unveiled a roadmap for upgrading its artificial intelligence and new-energy vehicle industries.
The Dangote refinery is heading toward what is described as Africa's biggest initial public offering.
A report examines the consequences of six months of war in Iran.
California and the federal government are battling over hospice fraud allegations as victims reportedly lose coverage and care.
RYAM plans to close its industrial complex next month, affecting 400 workers.
California and the federal government are battling over hospice fraud allegations as victims reportedly lose coverage and care.
Flash floods in Nepal have killed 160 people and left hundreds missing.
A young Tasmanian pilot died in a plane crash in Australia's Northern Territory.
U.S. distillate fuel oil inventories have fallen while prices rise.
F-Drones presented the F5, a mortar-carrying drone designed for assault troops.
Iran issued a warning that U.S. bases in Europe could be targeted.
German gas storage levels are reported at half capacity while LNG prices have doubled.
A Greek energy-sector statement describes Greece as a supplier of refined products to southeastern Europe and discusses taxation of windfall profits.
During the Iran war, Donald Trump said he was not in a hurry to resume peace negotiations with Iran.
Ukraine was targeted by a combined drone and missile attack.
The Kremlin called a possible NATO presence in Ukraine unacceptable in response to troop-related plans.
Canada could use two key exports against U.S. President Donald Trump, while one provincial premier opposed doing so.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested that economic warfare against Iran could have severe effects on the global financial system.
The headline reports that the CIA chief was apparently involved in activity in Russia, without providing further details.
Sacramento sued over so-called forever chemicals found in groundwater.
A report or initiative calls for stronger early-warning systems and improved cross-border information sharing.
An expansion of Norway's Troll gas field is described as buying Europe time, but not creating new long-term supply.
The United States designated the UK-based activist group Palestine Action as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist entity.
Iranian officials welcomed China’s rejection of new United States sanctions. Iran’s president said US economic pressure would fail.
A report indicates worsening trade tensions and economic losses affecting people in the United States and Canada.
A report details the development of flooding along the Bhotekoshi area over a 10-hour period.
A flash flood affected Nepal and Tibet, with deaths reported. A visual account documents how the disaster unfolded.
The headline asks how Hezbollah’s role and future in Lebanon will develop.
A reported CIA message to Moscow allegedly warns against attacks on NATO countries and calls for reduced support for Iran.
Germany’s debt is increasing, prompting questions about whether its credit rating could come under pressure.
UNICEF has issued an appeal related to flash flooding in Nepal.
A report indicates an ongoing US-Canada trade dispute linked to disagreements over trade measures.
Indonesia is prioritizing forest-fire control nationwide.
Maliki has warned against armed confrontation concerning weapons in Iraq.
An opinion headline warns that a US “get-out-of-jail card” could further embroil the country in Iran.