Ukraine’s expanding campaign against Russian economic infrastructure is changing the character of the war by shifting more of the battlefield away from front-line positions and toward the industrial systems that sustain military operations. Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that… Read More ›
Canada’s decision to impose matching tariffs on selected American goods marks a significant escalation in the trade dispute with its largest economic partner. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Ottawa would respond dollar for dollar to new United States tariffs… Read More ›
The United States has crossed a fiscal landmark that would have seemed extraordinary less than a decade ago. Federal debt has moved above $40 trillion, reaching about $40.05 trillion in August 2026, according to Treasury data. The figure is more… Read More ›
China’s humanoid robotics industry is entering a more consequential stage as manufacturers try to prove that machines built to resemble people can perform useful work outside exhibition halls. At the World Robot Conference in Beijing, companies demonstrated robots sorting parcels,… Read More ›
India’s newly introduced Closing Auction Session is facing its first major regulatory test after the securities regulator moved against two market participants accused of using the new mechanism to influence stock prices on a derivatives expiry day. The action involving… Read More ›
India’s securities regulator is considering a broad set of trading reforms as foreign investors continue to reduce their exposure to Indian equities, according to people familiar with the discussions. The proposed changes are aimed at making the country’s cash and… Read More ›
Microsoft’s retreat from parts of its China business reflects a deeper problem facing American technology companies operating between two increasingly separate technology systems. The company has closed at least 15 offices and joint ventures over the past five years and… Read More ›
Global oil reserves are facing an unprecedented test as the United States-Iran war continues to disrupt production, exports and shipping routes across the Gulf. The immediate question is not whether the world has enough oil underground, but whether enough usable… Read More ›
India’s leading automobile manufacturers privately raised concerns about contaminated petrol reaching vehicles even as the industry publicly supported the government’s nationwide transition to E20 fuel, according to internal communications and testing data reviewed in recent reporting. The findings are significant… Read More ›
Britain’s artificial intelligence boom is beginning to show up in economic data, but the early gains reveal a more complicated story than a simple technology-led recovery. Recent figures show strong growth in computer programming and related services, a sharp increase… Read More ›
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