Google has overhauled how it displays EU search results in a bid to avoid a potentially massive antitrust fine under the Digital Markets Act. Regulators say they welcome the move but warn that real compliance will be judged on market outcomes, not promises.
Catastrophic flooding has struck China’s Tibet autonomous region and Nepal, killing dozens and displacing hundreds of families. UN agencies are racing to deliver emergency relief as roads collapse and villages are cut off.
Hundreds of Norwegians gathered outside the Royal Palace in Oslo on Tuesday, laying flowers as King Harald V’s condition was described as “extremely serious.” Crown Prince Haakon and other family members have rushed to his bedside at Oslo University Hospital.
The Syrian Democratic Forces announced their dissolution on August 25, a move reshaping the balance of power across northeastern Syria. Here’s why the decision carries consequences far beyond the battlefield.
Oil prices slid for a second day Tuesday as traders reassessed the risk of US military strikes on Iran after Washington pivoted toward broad economic sanctions. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s vague “economic D-Day” warning offered few details, leaving markets cautiously relieved but far from settled.
President Trump’s threat to hike tariffs on Canadian vehicles has sent the US-Canada trade war into dangerous new territory. Prime Minister Mark Carney says he won’t resume talks until Washington changes its approach.
Andy Burnham is travelling to Kyiv to hand Ukrainian President Zelensky long-range missile blueprints, dramatically raising the stakes in Britain’s military support. The visit comes after Moscow warned of consequences over reported British drone use by Ukraine.
A forensic psychiatrist told the court that Lindsay Clancy was in the grip of postpartum psychosis and hearing command hallucinations when she killed her three children. The testimony closed the defence’s case as the trial heads toward jury deliberations.
A Russian overnight barrage of missiles and drones tore through a residential district of Kyiv, killing at least four people and leaving hundreds displaced. Residents spent Thursday morning salvaging belongings from the rubble as emergency crews worked the scene.
Federal agents arrested an Albany woman Thursday accused of plotting to bomb the New York State Capitol and kill lawmakers in a plot inspired by ISIS. The FBI says the investigation lasted eight months and produced substantial evidence against the 34-year-old suspect.
