Gaming company a playground for child predators, sexual exploitation, says attorney general

OPEC+ plan to pause further production increases in first quarter of 2026 eases worries about oversupply

Five resource-rich nations in the spotlight as Washington pursues multi-pronged strategy to secure critical minerals, reduce reliance on Beijing

Paris sounds alert to bloc over serious breaches within its borders, similar risks with platform's activities in other EU countries

New goal would let members buy foreign carbon credits to contribute to emissions cut benchmark

Airlines scramble to slash flight frequencies, some employees working without pay

Most investors unfazed by 'eye-watering sums' even as executive-pay experts warn that proposal represents enormous risk

Stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated oil more expensive for holders of other currencies, affecting demand

Among dead were six military personnel whose chopper crashed during humanitarian mission

Food assistance to poor grinds to halt, federal civil servants' salaries go unpaid, national economy adrift with limited govt reporting

Former Republican politician passes from complications of pneumonia, cardiac, vascular disease

Rising costs, financing challenges proved a stumbling block, alongside weaker-than-expected consumer acceptance, says minister

US President's unpopularity nears 60 pct, but voters remain evenly split on whether they will support opposition Democrats

Ministers to first agree on 2040 goal before deriving emissions pledge for 2035

Deal sees American coffee chain continue to license brand, IP while holding 40 pct in new Chinese joint venture

Danish pharmaceutial company responds by saying Pfizer allegation is "absurd, not based on facts, common sense, or market realities"

Mohammed Shia al-Sudani says Baghdad still plans to evict anti-IS coalition

Storm to move across Visayas islands, out over South China Sea by tomorrow

Regional body SADC notes restrictions on opposition during polling, ballot box stuffing at some stations

American Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent tells countries that 'you should assume that they are here to stay'