Hong Kong is trading its traditional laissez-faire approach for state-led industrial policy, reshaping its economic future.
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Filipinos reflect on the lessons of martial law as President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. enters the final 21 months of his administration.
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Beijing has expelled two top military leaders from the party and armed forces following serious accusations of corruption and political disloyalty.
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British Columbia has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in California, accusing the AI firm of failing to report violent activity on ChatGPT linked to a Canadian school shooter.
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Economy
Paramount Settles State Lawsuits to Advance Massive Warner Bros Merger Through Paramount Warner Bros merger lawsuit settlement
Paramount has resolved state-level antitrust lawsuits, clearing the path for its massive $110 billion merger with Warner Bros under strict production rules.
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Dr Vincent Brown faces seven charges at Westminster Magistrates’ Court in a historic first for UK war crimes prosecutions relating to Rwanda.
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The Maldives has unveiled a landmark $20 billion investment deal with the UAE, projected to create over 54,000 jobs and transform the nation’s economy.
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British authorities have charged Vincent Brown, formerly known as Vincent Bajinya, with genocide-related offences linked to the 1994 Rwanda atrocities.
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The US Treasury has announced that Iranian airlines will face a worldwide shutdown starting September 23, impacting global aviation and travel routes.
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Politics
Germany Faces Unfamiliar Political Instability Amid Merz Crisis and Germany Political Stability Crisis
Germany’s long-standing reputation for political predictability is facing a severe test as mounting leadership challenges threaten the nation’s stability.