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China's stranglehold on the global electricity grid manufacturing industry could give it unprecedented geopolitical leverage, especially amid conflicts in the Middle East.

Malaysia implements new regulations on electric cars, aiming to support its domestic automotive sector and limit foreign competition, especially from China.

A little-known limestone structure in the Lake District has been granted rare Grade II* protection, elevating it to the ranks of England's most significant cultural treasures. Discover the secrets of this captivating building.

Chance to win a 1941 Picasso painting, 'Tête de Femme', in a €12M charity raffle raising funds for Alzheimer's research. Tickets capped at 120,000.

A new UN report warns that the economic fallout from the Iran war could plunge over 32 million people worldwide into poverty, with developing countries hit hardest.

UK's Labour Party leader, Sir Keir Starmer, proposes legislation that would allow the government to adopt EU single market rules without parliamentary vote.

After a historic election, Hungary's political landscape has undergone a dramatic shift, paving the way for improved relations with the European Union. Explore the implications of Orban's loss and the path forward.

Former president Donald Trump unleashes scathing attack on Pope Leo XIV, accusing him of being 'not doing a very good job' and 'a very liberal person'.

President Trump criticizes Pope Leo for being too liberal and soft on crime, escalating his feud with the Catholic Church's leader.

EU leaders hail a new chapter as Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar ousts long-serving PM Viktor Orbán, seen as a threat to Europe's unity and stability.