World Bank Cuts Global Growth Forecast as War Impacts Spread
The World Bank reduced its global growth outlook to 2.5% amid concerns about the Ukraine war's broader economic effects.
The World Bank reduced its global growth outlook to 2.5% amid concerns about the Ukraine war's broader economic effects.

Japan's defense minister denied accusations of militarism while criticizing China's military buildup in escalating diplomatic dispute.

Ukraine targeted two bridges linking Crimea to Russian-controlled areas of Kherson region in latest military action.

The United States is demanding significant involvement in Greenland during private talks addressing recent territorial claims.
International Criminal Court chief prosecutor Karim Khan suspended from duties as oversight body refers him for disciplinary proceedings over sexual misconduct allegations.

The United States says Iran's ability to threaten shipping in the Strait of Hormuz has been reduced following the destruction of an Iranian facility.
Yemen's Houthi rebels fired missiles at Israel for the first time since the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran began, as the month-long conflict continues to strain the global economy.

Ongoing Middle East conflict has caused oil shocks, energy shortages, and rising food prices, prompting policy responses from Europe to Asia.

Israeli Security Minister Ben-Gvir posted video showing detained Gaza flotilla activists, drawing condemnation from officials including Netanyahu.

Iran threatened to block Middle East oil shipments and reportedly struck Bahrain as tensions escalate with US and Israel.

Federal prosecutors charged Mexico's Sinaloa governor and nine other officials with drug trafficking in connection with the Sinaloa Cartel.

Strikes on Iranian bridges and Gulf energy facilities mark escalation in regional conflict as U.S. deploys B-52 bombers and threatens further attacks.

A poll across 15 European countries found only 10% see the US as an ally, with majorities doubting America would provide military aid if attacked.

Former and current government officials in multiple countries face corruption-related charges in separate ongoing investigations.

A train struck a school bus in Buggenhout, Belgium on Tuesday morning, killing several people including at least two teenagers.
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