U.S. President Donald Trump said his patience with Iran was running out and that Chinese President Xi Jinping had agreed that Tehran must reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but China gave no indication it would weigh in.
Iraqi officials have approached the International Monetary Fund about securing financial assistance as a result of the conflict in the Middle East, a source close to the IMF said on Thursday.
The United Nations human rights chief warned on Monday that widening and intensifying violence in Sudan, as well as the rising use of drones, could lead to more death and displacement.
"This year we will not be at Eurovision, but we will do so with the conviction of being on the right side of history."
There are gestures that speak louder than policy papers. Pedro Sánchez made one on Thursday.
In most democracies, a centre-left politician forming an electoral alliance with a right-wing nationalist would require some explanation.
America has to stop lying to itself about Iran. The United States is not being dragged into a war because of Israel.
Under a sweeping new directive, 50% of UAE government operations will run on Agentic AI within two years, a move that would make the Emirates the first country in history to govern at this scale through autonomous systems.
The Turkish parliament has passed a landmark law restricting minors' access to social platforms, joining a growing global movement to protect children online.
Dubai Taxi Company (DTC) and Chinese tech giant Baidu have officially launched commercial driverless taxi services in Dubai through the Apollo Go platform, a deployment that positions the emirate at the cutting edge of next-generation mobility.
Dubai chef Shaw Lash at Mexican restaurant Lila Molino flies in her avocados and tomatillos, small, tart green fruits native to Central America that are a staple of Mexican cuisine and key for her colourful and spicy dishes.
Six artists explore sound, migration and identity in a pavilion that opens to the public on 9 May.
Art Paris runs through Sunday at the Grand Palais (Paris), gathering dozens of international galleries and hundreds of artists under one roof, from established names to emerging voices, from every corner of the world.
The United Nations is likely to launch a fresh push to resolve the decades-old split of Cyprus before the term of Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expires at the end of the year, Cyprus's President Nikos Christodoulides said.
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