National strike hits Belgian public transport, airports and ships
Tens of thousands of people take to the streets in Brussels over government reforms and spending cuts.
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What happens next in Trump’s ceasefire plan?
All living Israeli hostages have returned home and a ceasefire is in place. What happens next in Gaza?
How Milei’s ‘Thatcherite’ economics divided his nation – but won over Trump
Ahead of Milei’s visit to the White House – amid protests and anger on the streets back at home – Ione Wells unravels the paradox that Argentina’s president has created
Don’t Put Your Cell Phone on the Dinner Table
Keeping devices in your bag during the meal is about more than just manners.
How China’s rare earth restrictions could disrupt the U.S. defense industry and reignite a trade war
China will not allow the export of rare earth materials for use by foreign militaries under restrictions announced last week.
Personal data potentially stolen in Asahi cyber-attack
Asahi is still investigating the full impact of the attack which stalled all its Japanese production.
OpenAI’s hyperscaler ambitions are being put to the test with its latest megadeals
OpenAI is building a full AI ecosystem, as Apple did for smartphones and Microsoft did for PCs.
Blast kills police officers trying to evict siblings from house in Italy
Gas canisters were set off when the carabinieri entered the property near Verona in northern Italy.
Google to invest $15bn to build AI data hub in India
This is Google’s biggest investment outside the US , the firm’s top executive says.
Portals, Legends, and Andean Yetis: Walking Ecuador’s New Ancient Trails
The leaves of the brugmansia and ruta brushed against my bare arms, tickling as the shaman in front of me swept them downward, then back up. I was inhaling the fragrant mix of herbs and fruit, trying to calm the…