Colombia’s New President Takes Office
Right wing lawyer Abelardo De La Espriella will be sworn in as Colombia's new president on Friday, marking a dramatic political shift after campaigning...
Trump Faces Setback in Voter Roll Battle Ahead of Midterms
The Trump administration has suffered another major legal setback in its campaign to obtain state voter registration records, marking its 21st court defeat this...
Who Is Liable When AI Goes Rogue? Legal Risks Grow Over Autonomous AI
Artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving beyond simple chatbots into autonomous systems capable of making decisions and carrying out complex tasks with minimal human oversight....
Global Stocks Steady Ahead of US Jobs Report as Oil Rises
Investors Await Key US Employment Data Amid Strong Earnings Season
Global financial markets traded cautiously on Friday as investors awaited the release of the closely...
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan Sign Defence Pact
Three Regional Powers Strengthen Security Cooperation
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are set to sign a landmark joint defence agreement on Friday, deepening military cooperation...
Is AI Ending Wall Street’s EPS Obsession?
AI Spending Shifts Investor Focus from Earnings to Cash Flow
The artificial intelligence boom is transforming how investors evaluate corporate earnings, pushing Wall Street beyond...
Can the World Achieve Energy Security After the Iran War?
The Iran war has fundamentally reshaped global energy security calculations, forcing fuel importing nations to confront an uncomfortable reality. The disruption of the Strait...
Europe’s Heatwaves Expose Overcrowding Crisis in Ageing Prisons
Extreme Heat Intensifies Europe's Prison Crisis
As record breaking heatwaves continue to sweep across Europe, prisons in France, Italy and Belgium are facing mounting pressure...
China’s Export Controls Are Supposed to Target America. Why Do They Keep Hitting Europe?
On October 9, 2025, China's Ministry of Commerce added five more rare earth elements to its export control list and, for the first time,...
Trump’s Justice Department Faces Scrutiny as Internal Watchdogs Weaken
Justice Department Watchdogs Face Sharp Decline
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is facing growing scrutiny after internal watchdog offices responsible for investigating attorney misconduct...