Emily Schultheis    How a mint-green research base in Antarctica became part of Ukraine’s war strategy.

Pieter Haeck    Some in the U.S. still see value in working with European tech talent, Ekaterina Zaharieva says.

Bartosz BrzeziÅ„ski    Imported produce exceeding legal limits of pesticide revenues is set to fuel an ongoing debate about unfair competition.

Annabelle Dickson    The Reform UK leader said he finds the far-right German party’s ties with dictators very, very difficult.

Ben Makuch, Koen Verhelst    The country’s steelmakers had warned duties on carbon-intensive goods would kill their industry.

Joe Anuta    The mayor’s remarks fit into a standoff posture toward the royal family.

Zia Weise, Sara Schonhardt    China’s cheap low-carbon tech was already pummeling the competition. The Gulf conflict boosts that dominance.

Nahal Toosi    The Iran standoff shows the mistake the president and his team make in acting as if the world is full of passive characters.

Tim Ross, Mickey Djuric    The leaders of Canada and Finland are running partners and friends who text each other regularly. Can they build a new transatlantic alliance in the...

Paul McLeary, Jack Detsch, Phelim Kine    President Donald Trump is trying to ramp up the pressure on Tehran but allies and officials are scrambling to understand how the blockade will help.

Sebastian Starcevic    Watch your language, Iran tells Trump.

Caroline Hug    After another failure to reform the stricken global trade body, coalitions form to bypass its consensus-based rulebook.

Caroline Hug    Talks run into overtime after four-day ministerial in Cameroon was supposed to wrap up earlier on Sunday.

Caroline Hug    WTO members spanning 70 percent of global trade including Australia, China, Britain and the EU will implement the agreement among themselves in their...

Elisabeth Braw    As global confrontation intensifies, shipping crews are left to face the consequences. And the result is real human tragedy.

Nette Nöstlinger, Pauline von Pezold    While the party rank-and-file deepens ties with MAGA, far-right chiefs are quietly pressing members to dial back overt displays of affinity for the U...

Ben Makuch, Elena Giordano, Frederike Holewik, Nicholas Earl, Ben Munster    Damage to a major gas production facility could take five years to repair, QatarEnergy’s CEO told Reuters.

Camille Gijs, Koen Verhelst, Jacopo Barigazzi    Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expected to fly Down Under to shake hands on agreement.

Nicholas Vinocur    New Delhi is seeking a wider trade agreement and new defense investment deals with the European Union, India’s foreign minister says.

Zoya Sheftalovich, Kathryn Carlson, Dionisios Sturis, Zoe de York    Energy markets are on edge as Iran tensions disrupt shipping and threaten supply shocks. EU foreign ministers and energy ministers meet in Brussels...

Gregory Svirnovskiy    President Donald Trump on Thursday seemingly dismissed the market disruptions having a dramatic impact on the U.S. economy.

Felicia Schwartz, Phelim Kine    Japan, South Korea and Southeast Asian countries are some of the most exposed to shortages of oil and gas as fighting slows tanker traffic through...

Eva Hartog    U.S.-Israeli strikes in the Middle East have driven up the price of oil, strengthening the Kremlin’s ability to fund its military campaign.

Marion Solletty    The war in Iran has tightened markets, making sanctioned Russian shipments more attractive to buyers.

James Bikales    The Trump administration has yet to solve the fundamental issue of getting oil and gas tankers moving through the Strait of Hormuz again, analysts...

Jordyn Dahl, Aude van den Hove, Zia Weise, Francesca Micheletti    With its credibility on the line, the European Commission has decided to launch a green industry bill that is nowhere near ready, rather than face...

Eva Hartog    Putin may have lost an ally with the death of Khamenei but an oil price shock is good news for the Kremlin.

Noah Keate, Nicholas Earl    Gorton and Denton’s new rep has railed against posh boys in Westminster and shows the Greens leaning into cost-of-living messaging.

Daniel Desrochers, Camille Gijs, Graham Lanktree    Not long after President Donald Trump announced on social media he was imposing a 15 percent global tariff, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer...

Laura Kayali    Arms control treaties are expiring and countries are looking to develop their own arsenals in the face of geopolitical uncertainty, a French official...

Doug Palmer, Paroma Soni    Chinese goods now comprise less than 10 percent of U.S. imports.