Global affairs, diplomacy, conflict, and the major international developments driving the news cycle.
The upcoming tournament, hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, is characterised as the largest and costliest in the event’s history, though specific financial figures remain undisclosed.
The co-president of Chopard has shared anecdotes regarding the handling of the Palme d’Or, citing instances where the award fell on stage and faced delays at customs.
Thousands gather in Tehran for kit unveiling as delegation faces potential entry barriers linked to Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps designations
Donald Trump arrives in the Chinese capital for high-stakes talks with Xi Jinping, who characterises the relationship as a partnership rather than a rivalry.
Prime Minister Peter Magyar has sworn in a government of non-political specialists and published footage of Viktor Orban’s lavish Buda Castle residence, marking a decisive break from the previous administration’s 16-year rule.
Coldplay’s Chris Martin to curate the performance at MetLife Stadium, marking a significant shift in the tournament’s entertainment strategy ahead of the expanded 48-team competition.
As commercial establishments cater to pet owners, experts and campaigners argue that Paris remains short on adequate public areas for dogs, a trend that has also entered the political arena.
President Volodymyr Zelensky condemns the breach of the three-day pause, urging US President Donald Trump to raise the issue with Chinese leader Xi Jinping amid escalating hostilities.
Goals from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Mamadou Mbaye seal PSG’s championship, while Manchester City close the gap on Arsenal and Inter Milan complete a domestic double.
Operating loss hits 414.3 billion yen amid restructuring pressures in electric vehicle sector
President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a telephone conversation ahead of a high-stakes summit, expressing mutual anticipation for talks aimed at improving bilateral relations.
Initial reports indicate residents may be trapped in the rubble of a collapsed building after Russian forces launched an attack on 14 May 2026.
Students from Venezuela’s leading universities blocked the main highway in Caracas on 14 May 2026, demanding the immediate release of political prisoners.
Tochigi Prefecture Police are probing a violent incident at a private residence reported on May 14, where three family members were beaten. Authorities have confirmed one victim remains in an unconscious state while investigations into the motive and identity of the perpetrators continue.
Foreign ministers from the BRICS grouping gather in India to coordinate policy ahead of the 18th summit, but internal tensions over the war in Iran and the Strait of Hormuz energy blockade threaten consensus.
Leaders address tariffs, competition, and broader geopolitical tensions as summit runs through Friday
Analysts predict limited progress on trade and technology as Washington and Beijing navigate incompatible demands from Washington and Tehran.
US President Donald Trump begins his first visit to China since 2017, with a welcome ceremony followed by high-level discussions with President Xi Jinping.
Reuters reports on the passage of an ENEOS Holdings-managed crude oil tanker, highlighting broader market volatility and government policy responses to Middle East instability.
A public demonstration in Karachi highlights the ongoing security risks facing maritime workers in the region as relatives call for the safe return of those taken hostage.
Amidst intensifying strikes in Lebanon and a surge in US energy costs, lawmakers narrowly voted against limiting presidential authority, while international envoys converge on India and Beijing.
NHK News Japan reports that the yield on Japan’s 10-year government bond rose to 2.605% on 14 May 2026, marking the highest level in nearly three decades.
The summit in the Chinese capital addresses critical friction points between Washington and Beijing, including chip exports, Taiwan policy, and the Strait of Hormuz, as trade disruptions linked to the conflict in Iran continue to impact global markets.
The Iranian First Vice President has declared that Tehran’s control of the strategic waterway is settled, while officials denounce recent reports of an unacknowledged meeting between the Israeli Prime Minister and Emirati counterparts.
Official results confirm Roberto Sanchez will face Keiko Fujimori in the June 7 presidential runoff, despite fresh charges alleging false statements and unreported political contributions.
Soaring fuel prices linked to the war in Iran are accelerating demand for rooftop solar in Asia, creating a significant commercial opportunity for China, the world’s largest provider of solar technology.
Four plaintiffs claim First Amendment violations by the Memphis Safe Task Force, which has conducted 120,000 traffic stops since its launch in September.
The Trump administration has publicly restated a conditional offer of humanitarian assistance, accusing the island’s communist leadership of obstructing life-saving support amid a deepening energy crisis.
The appointment of a former GEO Group executive to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement has drawn criticism over the 'revolving door' between government agencies and private contractors, as detention infrastructure spending surges.
Pep Guardiola’s rotated side secures a 3-0 win at the Etihad, leaving the club on 77 points with a superior goal difference and two matches remaining in the season.
The US Senate has approved President Donald Trump’s nominee, Kevin Warsh, as the next chair of the Federal Reserve, marking a contentious transition for the world’s most influential central bank.
With US imports from China down 25 percent and approval ratings at historic lows, President Donald Trump seeks a diplomatic win ahead of the midterms, while Beijing pursues technology access and strategic concessions.
Al Jazeera reports on the gathering for two medics whose deaths underscore the persistent volatility along the border.
Warsh succeeds Jerome Powell amid rising producer prices and political pressure from the Trump administration, setting the stage for a contentious policy direction at the US central bank.
The US Senate has approved Kevin Warsh as the next Chairman of the Federal Reserve, sparking debate over central bank independence, while President Donald Trump arrives in China with a high-profile business delegation focused on trade and critical minerals.
Japanese authorities confirm no tsunami threat following a 10-kilometre-deep tremor that shook Morioka and surrounding areas in the early hours of Thursday.
The 50-49 tally marks the seventh attempt to curb executive authority, highlighting growing legislative dissent despite a ceasefire and soaring domestic fuel costs.
Russian forces have launched a massive daytime drone attack across Ukraine, resulting in at least six deaths, according to Al Jazeera Global News.
President Claudia Sheinbaum has categorically rejected reports from CNN and The New York Times alleging Central Intelligence Agency involvement in deadly cartel operations, asserting that such activities violate federal permission requirements.
The United States Senate has voted to confirm Kevin Warsh as the new chair of the Federal Reserve, ending a contentious process marked by accusations of political interference and questions over the central bank’s institutional autonomy.
Leaders scheduled to discuss trade, Taiwan and Iran as Washington grapples with heightened domestic security concerns
President Donald Trump has publicly urged Republicans to vote out Senator Bill Cassidy, citing his 2021 impeachment conviction vote and alleged obstruction of the surgeon-general nominee, as the Louisiana Republican Senate primary approaches.
Report claims donors did not consent to the use of cadavers for training Israeli military surgical teams, raising ethical questions over institutional governance.
NHK News Japan reports shaking in the Tohoku region at 2:32 am on May 14, 2026, with no coastal danger indicated.
As President Donald Trump arrives in Beijing, experts suggest China views the Iran blockade as secondary to its strategic priority of Taiwan, potentially conditioning any diplomatic intervention on US policy shifts.
Al Jazeera reports that the deaths of three church leaders in Manipur have triggered demonstrations, underscoring the persistent instability in the region.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has condemned a large-scale daylight drone offensive launched by Russia on 13 May 2026, alleging the timing was designed to undermine the political atmosphere surrounding US President Donald Trump’s visit to China.
Associate Fellow at Chatham House suggests British Prime Minister’s position is sustained by voter disillusionment with the Conservatives rather than enthusiasm for Labour, as support shifts to Reform UK and the Greens.