The US state department has ordered some personnel to leave Saudi Arabia amid increasing attacks from Iran-backed Houthi militants on the kingdom.

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Detroit automaker’s chief product officer Sterling Anderson plans to put fully self-driving private autos on the road by 2028 ...

Tesla’s quarterly profits declined on weakening sales of its automotive and energy-storage businesses, a day after Elon Musk said it would be a “good idea” to merge the carmaker with SpaceX. Adjusted ...

The European Commission on Wednesday asked member states to hold off on pursuing their demand for cheaper fees for EU students at British universities until after a planned November 20 summit, ...

Treasury secretary Scott Bessent told investors in a private meeting that he did not see a “systemic problem” with the AI boom, downplaying concerns that the industry is in a bubble like the one that ...

Researchers used OpenAI models to find severe faults in software used on majority of websites around the world ...

In part two of our series on the French Revolution, host Robin Wigglesworth tackles the transformation of France’s monetary system with Rebecca Spang, historian and author. As the country descended ...

John Mahama says efforts are focused on securing the return of artefacts stolen during the centuries of the slave trade and colonialism ...

Hellman & Friedman floated Verisure in Stockholm in October 2025 at a valuation of €13.7bn, but its shares are now trading 30 per cent below their IPO price. Hellman & Friedman still owns about 44 per ...

Italy is facing a shortage of fresh buffalo mozzarella after nearly a week of highway blockades by truck drivers disrupted milk deliveries in the south of the country.

Two years into a disappointing term marked by erratic policymaking and the centralisation of power, President Prabowo Subianto thundered this week that Indonesia “will not be intimidated” by MSCI.