Disney Warns of Potentially Prolonged Dispute With YouTube TV as Company Shares Slip

Disney has cautioned investors that its contract dispute with YouTube TV could stretch on for an extended period, raising concerns about the possibility of a blackout of its channels on one of the largest streaming television platforms in the United States. The warning

Mosque Torched in West Bank Village as Israeli Settler Attack Sparks Widespread Outrage

A mosque in the central West Bank village of Deir Istiya was set on fire and defaced overnight in an attack carried out by Israeli settlers, an incident that has drawn rare and sharp condemnations from senior Israeli officials and added further strain

Bangladesh’s Hasina Expresses Regret Over Student Bloodshed but Calls Upcoming Trial a Political Mockery

Bangladesh’s former prime minister Sheikh Hasina has spoken publicly from abroad ahead of a key tribunal ruling, saying she deeply regrets the bloodshed that unfolded during last year’s student protests but rejecting accusations that she committed crimes against humanity. Hasina, who led the

Baotou Positioned to Become China’s Leading Rare Earth Hub Under New Inner Mongolia Plan

China is preparing to strengthen its dominance in the global rare earth supply chain as Inner Mongolia rolls out an ambitious ten year plan centered on transforming Baotou into a world class hub for critical minerals. The region, home to the planet’s largest

EU Scrutiny of Huawei, ZTE and Shein Raises Stakes for Chinese Firms Navigating Europe’s Compliance Maze

Chinese companies operating in Europe are facing growing pressure as European Union policymakers consider tougher regulatory action against several prominent firms. Analysts say the rising scrutiny reflects a broader shift in the European business climate, one that demands stricter compliance and exposes foreign

UK Prime Minister Starmer Faces Growing Rift Within Labour Party Ahead of Trump Visit

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing mounting tensions within his own party, as divisions among Labour lawmakers threaten to weaken his authority just as he prepares to welcome U.S. President Donald Trump to London. On the eve of the high-profile visit, Starmer

Global Wine Production Hit Hard by Climate Shocks, Reports OIV

Global wine production has fallen to one of its lowest levels in decades as extreme weather and climate disruptions continue to batter vineyards around the world, according to a new report by the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV). The OIV said

Goldman Sachs Warns Brazil Must Maintain Fiscal Discipline After 2026 Election

Global investment bank Goldman Sachs has cautioned that Brazil’s long-term economic stability will depend heavily on the government’s commitment to fiscal discipline after the 2026 elections. The warning comes amid rising public spending, political uncertainty, and pressure to sustain growth in Latin America’s

Guinea Targets Global Iron Ore Dominance with Long-Awaited Simandou Project Launch

Guinea has officially launched operations at its long-delayed Simandou iron ore project, marking a major step toward becoming a global powerhouse in the production of high-grade iron ore, a crucial material for the world’s steel industry and the green energy transition. Located in

India Investigates Possible Link Between Delhi Car Blast and Kashmir Arrests

Indian security officials are probing whether a recent car explosion in New Delhi is connected to the earlier arrest of seven men from the Kashmir region who were allegedly found with weapons and bomb-making materials, according to sources familiar with the investigation. The