Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed urgent air defence needs with UK, French, and German leaders in London after Russian hypersonic strikes. The allies condemned Moscow's attacks and called for a ceasefire.
Trump reportedly advised Netanyahu against retaliation as Iran and Israel exchange strikes, threatening the fragile ceasefire. Oil prices surge, markets fall.
Four months into a US oil blockade, Cubans face daily blackouts, fuel shortages, and economic collapse. Protests grow as temperatures soar and basic goods become scarce.
Armenia's ruling pro-Europe party wins parliamentary elections, strengthening PM Pashinyan's push for European integration despite Moscow's warnings.
Tate & Lyle accepts a £2.7bn takeover by US rival Ingredion, potentially cutting 475 jobs. The deal is a blow to London's stock market.
Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, faces a primary amid scandals, while Republicans aim to unseat incumbent Susan Collins.
A reader argues that 'social media' implies care, but platforms foster division. Other letters discuss AI empathy, David Sullivan, contacting MPs, and 'mogging'.
Progressive LA councilor Nithya Raman edges out reality TV star Spencer Pratt for second place in mayoral race against incumbent Karen Bass, amid Trump's false claims of rigged elections.
Corrections on Brunswick Centre architect, garden slug photo, and other recent article amendments from The Guardian.
President Trump nominated Todd Blanche, his former personal lawyer and acting attorney general, to permanently lead the Justice Department, pending Senate confirmation.
Universities in Huddersfield and Manchester are collaborating with NHS trusts to create research hubs, boosting local economies and medical breakthroughs despite funding challenges.
Tony Abbott and Angus Taylor signal openness to One Nation preference deals, as Liberals shift right to counter surging support for Hanson's party.
Report reveals Larry Ellison discussed firing CNN hosts Trump dislikes during Paramount
A 300-acre New Jersey island owned by Venezuela
A New Jersey island owned by Venezuela
Engineering giant Smiths Group agrees a £2 billion sale of its Smiths Detection division to CVC Capital Partners. The move follows investor pressure to streamline the 170-year-old conglomerate.
Iconic hot dog brand Nathan
American billionaire George Kurtz acquires a minority stake in Toto Wolff
Disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has petitioned Donald Trump for commutation of her 11-year prison sentence for defrauding investors in the collapsed blood-testing startup.
The iconic British footwear brand Gola, worn by Superman and football legends, has been sold to Japan
The iconic British footwear brand Gola, worn by Superman and football legends, has been sold to a Japanese conglomerate, ending over a century of UK ownership. Discover the full story and what it means for its future.
Ford Motor Co. has issued a major recall for more than 400,000 trucks and SUVs, including Expeditions and Navigators, due to windshield wiper arms that can break, posing a crash hazard.
James Watt, BrewDog co-founder, apologises to 200,000
James Watt, founder of BrewDog, shares profound regret for employees who lost jobs and investors left empty-handed following the company
James Watt, co-founder of BrewDog, shares deep regret after the company
Billionaire investor Bill Ackman
A US disaster response firm submitted a proposal to White House officials guaranteeing 300% profits and a seven-year monopoly over Gaza trucking and logistics, documents reveal.
A little-known tech company has come under fire after appointing a new CEO with a staggering £94 million salary package, dwarfing the average employee wage by 1,300 times.
Stanley Black & Decker is closing its New Britain, Connecticut plant that produces iconic yellow tape measures, cutting 300 jobs, due to lower demand for single-sided models and higher demand for double-sided ones made in Thailand.