Oil prices fell as renewed diplomatic efforts to end the conflict between the U.S. and Iran…
Month: November 2026
Serbia’s Gen Z Students Toppled a Strongman. Now Comes the Hard Part.
Their electoral victory is a test for whether youth protest movements can build governments that work.
The U.S. Once Dominated the World’s Oceans. China’s Xi is Changing That.
A colossus in shipbuilding, China is undertaking one of the largest peacetime naval buildups in modern…
U.S. Pushes to Restore Russian Gas Sales to Europe Via Ukraine
The idea is intended to unlock an energy ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv but it faces…
Cyberattacks Hit Ukraine’s and Russia’s Emergency-Alert Apps
The country’s Air Alert app warned of radiation and chemical threats, as well as fighting in…
While Britain Preps for Doomsday, Its Leaders Hoard Mascara and Sauvignon Blanc
English politicians have taken a tongue-in-cheek approach to the end of the world. But it could…
America’s Gulf Allies Prepare for New Round of Strikes on Iran—and the Blowback
The risks are growing as diplomatic efforts remain stalled and Iran threatens unrestrained retaliation.
Owner of private Serbian bank detained and accused of siphoning money
Serbian authorities have detained the owner of a private bank on suspicion he was siphoning money…
Chip Maker Marvell Agrees to Buy Lumentum in $80 Billion Deal
The deal will combine two of the fastest-growing enablers of artificial intelligence.
To Tame the Fastest Drivers, States Deploy Speed-Limiting Devices on Cars
Virginia and other states are trying to slow “super speeders” with GPS technology that prevents their…