US Fed’s Jerome Powell has alleged that President Donald Trump is using the threat of criminal indictment to influence monetary policy. Trump has denied any knowledge of the investigation.
There are nine million working women in Germany of menopausal age. When they experience symptoms, it has economic consequences. There are, however, things companies can do to retain their personnel.
Voting has resumed in Myanmar’s multi-phase election, which the country’s military junta is promoting as a return to democracy. Critics have derided the election as a sham by the junta to legitimize its rule.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is heading to India. In the face of US tariffs, Russian threats and an uncertain China, Germany is courting the Asian giant as a trading and geopolitical partner. But it’s not so easy.
After abducting the leader of Venezuela, the US is now threatening Cuba. Havana says Washington’s behavior is a threat to global peace as President Trump jokes about appointing Marco Rubio president of the island nation.
The son of Iran’s last shah is positioning himself as a voice of transition as protests continue across the country. But Reza Pahlavi’s role in a democratic Iran remains to be seen.
Five years after the Abraham Accords, Morocco and Israel are strengthening ties diplomatically, economically and militarily. The relationship has given Morocco strategic leverage in its Western Sahara dispute.
For years, Venezuela’s leader ruled with an iron fist. Maduro persecuted opposition figures and rigged elections, sought confrontation with the US and ran his country into the ground. But is he also a drug dealer?
Another round of US strikes has reportedly hit targets belonging to the militant Islamist group believed to be behind an attack that killed two US soldiers in Syria in December.
Syrian army forces have taken control of the Kurdish-dominated districts in Aleppo after a ceasefire was announced.
