The United Nations completed a two-year transition of its political mission in Somalia, formally ending more than three decades of direct political engagement in the country as responsibility for peacebuilding, governance and…
Canadian Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne’s former chief of staff was appointed as Canada’s new representative to the International Monetary Fund’s executive board, according to a person familiar with the decision.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the US decision to include Russia in this year’s Group of 20 meetings after criticism from the European Union and other allies, calling dialogue the only way to end the war in Ukraine.
A federal judge threw out Donald Trump’s renewed $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and ruled that it can’t be filed again, marking another setback for the president’s legal fights with the press.
Jobs week lies ahead for the US, which means a heavy slate of data ahead of the capstone monthly employment report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk vowed to press on with changes at the top court and accused the opposition of stirring up violence in an attempt to destroy the rule of law as the political crisis continued to spiral.
UK Chancellor John Healey declined to reiterate a government commitment to bring minimum wages for young people in line with the national standard during this Parliament, amid a crisis of youth unemployment.
Prime Minister Mark Carney said he won’t rush a trade agreement with the US if the terms aren’t in Canada’s best interests, and suggested he expects his country will still be in President Donald Trump’s crosshairs after the US midterm…
For restructuring lawyers at Weil Gotshal & Manges, a golf and tennis outing in New Jersey last month was meant to be celebratory. Instead, much of the conversation centered around the shock news days earlier that Michael Aiello, widely…
The latest in an unrelenting run of severe rainstorms is pushing its way into the US Southwest this weekend, following deadly floods that have transformed some neighborhoods into hazmat zones requiring costly cleanups.
Senegalese lawmakers have again rejected the government’s revised 2026 finance law, prolonging a standoff that threatens to delay approval of a crucial International Monetary Fund program.
At a manufacturing plant near Salt Lake City with a big American flag on the wall and work stations crammed with tools and parts, dronemaker Vector Defense Inc. is in expansion mode.
Iran’s Supreme Leader ordered his top military commanders to prepare for renewed confrontation with the US and Israel and expand Tehran’s options for retaliation, even as his top diplomat signaled progress in diplomatic talks.
As lawyers for Mercuria Energy Group presented the commodity giant’s case against the Baltic Exchange this week, a group of smartly dressed Norwegian businessmen listened intently to the arguments from the back of a packed London courtroom.
As US President Donald Trump threatens renewed attacks against Iran, Tehran’s intermittent strikes on commercial vessels have left the two sides locked in a painful economic standoff.
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