“We invest an enormous amount of time trying to ensure that no one gets hurt,” says the pilot from the Israeli Air Force’s 101st Squadron following “Naza”. Messages aimed at saving civilians and more

Madrid and Benghazi had stopped talking to each other, but now the Libyan general has offered to mediate with the terrorists who have kidnapped Juan Mirales Gomez in Burkina Faso.

Beijing urges Tehran to rein in the Houthis as Washington prepares an unprecedented welcome for Xi. Behind the ceremony, business ties, military dialogue and the cases of detained Americans reveal a relationship between Washington and Beijing that is far more substantive than the diplomatic courtesies suggest

The central bank has unanimously decided to raise interest rates for the first time in three years, and this could happen again before 2027. Surprisingly, the stock market appears to be reacting positively

When a shipping route is disrupted, “goods arrive late, costs rise and prices go up for households and businesses. And every economic crisis hits the most vulnerable people hardest,” said the Defence Minister

Von der Leyen’s new proposal sets out an extremely detailed framework, but one that would not shield it from the critical issues faced by other regulations: difficulties in implementation, potential economic and political repercussions, and consistently uncertain outcomes