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Palantir to Sue Sadiq Khan Over Blocked £50m Met Police Deal

New Delhi, June 9 -- A US surveillance company that helps the American immigration service hunt people for deportation and supplies technology to the Israeli military is going to court for the right t... Read More


Palestine Education Ministry: 20,814 Students Killed in Gaza and West Bank Since October 2023

New Delhi, June 9 -- The number was not announced with ceremony. It appeared in a written statement from the Palestinian Ministry of Education, released Tuesday, and it is the kind of figure that take... Read More


A Navy Drone Boat Pulled Two Soldiers from the Gulf. The US Military Has Never Done That Before.

New Delhi, June 9 -- DUBAI - It was not the helicopter that made history on Monday night. It was the boat that came to find the crew. 33 p.m. Eastern Time on June 8, the immediate concern was whether... Read More


JPMorgan to Deploy Longer-Running AI Agents as It Automates Wall Street

NEW YORK, June 9 -- The question Wall Street is quietly working through is how much of its own labor a machine can be trusted to do. JPMorgan Chase keeps revising its answer upward. The largest bank i... Read More


IMF Warns Nigeria Over $5 Billion UAE Loan as Abuja Bypasses the West

ABUJA, June 9 -- When a developing country tries to raise money without passing through the West's front door, the West's institutions tend to notice. Nigeria is attempting exactly that, and the Inter... Read More


Bulgaria Halts Weapons to Ukraine as Radev Breaks With the West

SOFIA, June 9 -- For nearly four years, the weapons that moved quietly out of this Black Sea state toward Ukraine's front were treated in Western capitals as a fixed quantity, one more entry in the le... Read More


Taiwan Weighs Curbing AI Chip Exports to China to Align With the US

TAIPEI, June 9 -- The most important supply chain in the world runs through an island that China claims and the United States arms, and Washington wants Taipei to use it as a weapon. Taiwan is now con... Read More


South Africa's Anti-Migrant Violence Turns Deadly as Neighbors Repatriate Citizens

JOHANNESBURG, June 9 -- The buses out of South Africa have started running for the people who came to it for work. Malawi began bringing its citizens home this month, Ghana pulled out hundreds last we... Read More


EU Calls on Houthis to Halt Red Sea Threats as Brussels Runs Out of Diplomatic Tools

BRUSSELS, June 9 -- The statement lasted less than a minute at the podium, but it carried the full weight of what the European Union cannot do. Anouar El Anouni, the European Commission's foreign affa... Read More


Algeria Starts a Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline to Europe as the Russia Boycott Bites

ALGIERS, June 9 -- When Europe turned away from Russian gas, it did not stop needing the gas. It needed a new place to get it. Last week the answer took physical form in the far south of Algeria, wher... Read More