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An army chief and commander of ground forces for the government in Tripoli were among five confirmed killed shortly after takeoff in Turkey.

Israel Katz’s statements are at odds with President Trump’s multiphase peace plan for the enclave.

Laborers being held against their will to run online scams were forced to keep working even as Thai military attacks on a disputed border area intensified.

Groups linked to Iran have used relatively simple techniques to leak internal emails and documents, experts say.

Ambassador Mike Huckabee sits on the fault line as the president’s coalition splits over support for the Jewish state.

The militant group’s ability to mount and inspire small scale attacks show the difficulty of stamping it out.

Demand for U.S. durable goods fell in October, following two consecutive monthly increases, according to delayed data published by the Commerce Department.

Interest rates are rising, but concerns over the country’s debt are exaggerated.

Denmark said it wasn’t told of the appointment, adding to a sense in the country that it is being kept in the dark about Washington’s ambitions.

According to a preliminary ruling, most EU companies will face rates below 30%.

Court documents reveal what police say were the movements and motivation of Sajid and Naveed Akram.

Trump administration is aiming to interrupt a shadow fleet of tankers that supply sanctioned oil to several U.S. adversaries.

The campaign to topple President Nicolás Maduro is stranding Venezuelans around the world, compounding the misery of a beleaguered population.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Mark Wiseman would be Canada’s new U.S. ambassador, effective Feb. 15.

The operation comes as the administration carries out Trump’s order to blockade Venezuela’s oil shipments.

A provincial court said indigenous groups can reclaim ownership of land taken from them scores of years ago.

The narrower November deficit was largely due to an increase in revenues following the government’s decision to increase a tax on employment.

Prices cooled more than expected in November, keeping the Bank of England on course for a fourth interest-rate cut of the year.

The British monarch, who was diagnosed last year, said his treatment is due to be scaled back in 2026.

Economic activity dipped 0.1% on month in October. Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal had expected an increase.

Plans to use a deep-sea boom box to keep fish away from a coastal nuclear station have gone awry. DJing for marine life, it turns out, is a nightmare.

The NSS might talk a good game, but the administration has scored own goals on TikTok and Nvidia chips.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry’s spokesman slips up.

First came a bounty. Next came false sexually explicit letters about the U.K. resident.

His primary ‘offense’ was having Western friends, running Apple Daily and being resolved to ‘fight’ for values inimical to Beijing, writes Mark Simon.

The legendary fighter pilot, now 100 years old, kept silent for decades about his dogfight with the Soviets during the Korean War.

The bloc considers establishing a subsidy to offset a tariff meant to offset a tax.

Lawmakers approved a bill averting a government shutdown after weeks of debate in Parliament failed to reach agreement on a new budget.

A man who had once been known for performing stunts around Paris on his motorbike is suspected of being one of four who robbed the museum.

AGCM said the airline abused its dominant position by hindering travel agencies’ sales and the ability of online players to attract internet traffic.

Moscow said Ukraine might be responsible for the killing of the head of the General Staff’s army operational training directorate.

Facing high costs and falling demand, German manufacturers are reinventing themselves to tap in to the country’s accelerated rearmament.

A self-sufficiency push has made China a tougher competitor to the U.S., but it comes with enormous waste.

A mistrial was declared on charges against the former New York state aide and her husband.

Many of China’s other large developers have already defaulted, and a Vanke collapse would raise questions about how policymakers plan to address the real-estate slump as it drags on into a sixth year in 2026.

Beijing’s ability to churn out advanced armaments is a key element in Xi Jinping’s vision of making his country less reliant on the outside world.

The $11.1 billion sale came after a string of episodes that stirred disquiet about the U.S. president’s appetite to face down China.

Telegram founder Pavel Durov will cover IVF costs for women who want to use his donated sperm, and has promised his offspring a share of his fortune.

The joy of homecoming is short-lived for returning prisoners, as they face insults, cut pay and orders to return to the front line.

The Kremlin fueled the rise of Trump’s friend Steve Witkoff with a prisoner release, sidelining career diplomats.

A guide to some of the thorny issues as the U.S. pursues a deal to end the war.

The tightly-choreographed back and forth between the Russian president and average citizens comes as talks continue on finding a path to end the conflict.

South Africa said the arrests of seven Kenyan nationals working at an American refugee-processing center were part of an operation aimed at curbing illegal immigration and visa abuse.

The president has claimed credit for ending wars in Congo and at the Thai-Cambodian border, but fighting continues.

The Nigerian government said 100 of the students abducted from a Catholic school just over two weeks ago have been freed.

Moves to allow higher leverage and overhaul stress tests have driven increase in market capitalisation

France hits out at visa sanctions as Washington targets what it calls the ‘global censorship-industrial complex’

Surge in bullion prices turns precious metals trading and vaulting into one of finance’s most profitable businesses

The oil giant is looking to divest $20 billion of its assets by the end of 2027.

In an unsigned decision released on Tuesday, the court said Trump lacked the authority to federalize troops in Chicago.

"Frankly, we were the solution to the problem that the world didn't know it had," Rahim Suleman, CEO of Canadian group Neo Performance Materials, told CNBC.

Affordability is top of mind for consumers and politicians as prices for household staples have risen sharply in recent years.

We're scooping up shares of struggling company on a confidence-inducing signal from the board of directors that a bottom could be forming.

Millions could be eligible for Trump's "no tax on tips" deduction for the upcoming tax season. But some workers won't benefit from the tax break, experts say.

Motive says its products, including a dashboard camera for tracking truckers, have saved over 1,000 lives.

Experts say having a credit limit well above your usual monthly spending can help boost your credit score, so long as you resist the urge to overspend.

Tanger CEO Stephen Yalof says shoppers kept spending this holiday season as promotions and value offset weaker consumer confidence.

Three days after blackouts in San Francisco brought down Waymo's service, the company said it's implementing changes for when "infrastructure fails."

If you're stressed out this holiday season, try muting social media accounts that bring you down, says psychologist Sabrina Romanoff.

Beef costs are still pressuring portfolio name Texas Roadhouse and leading to shakeups at other industry players.

Southwest's stock has gained nearly 24% so far this year, more than any other airline.

Hassett said the artificial intelligence boom is boosting economic growth while simultaneously putting downward pressure on inflation.

The enterprise software company said the deal will bolster its cybersecurity capabilities in the age of artificial intelligence.

The release comes amid intense scrutiny from congressional lawmakers and victims over the DOJ's handling of the Epstein files.

When it comes time to report income and losses and pay taxes on prediction markets bets, taxpayers are taking a gamble.

As part of an investigation that kicked off a year ago, the agency found that China is engaging in unfair trade practices in the industry.

The firm's flagship multistrategy fund, known as Wellington, gained 9.3% in the year through last week, the person said.

Former Facebook privacy chief Chris Kelly said that AI companies will focus on creating efficiencies for training models.

The Trump administration will start garnishing the wages of student loan borrowers in default in early January.

What a year this has been. Understandably for many, it could not be over soon enough.

The move is because Sapporo wants to concentrate management resources on its core beer business.

David Neuhauser, CIO at Livermore Partners, told CNBC's "Access Middle East" that gold has more room to run.

Amid higher prices, more than one-third of shoppers racked up holiday debt this season, averaging $1,223, according to a recent report.