Global oil prices fell sharply after the U.S. Energy Information Administration announced a larger-than-expected rise in crude inventories, raising expectations that energy sector profits may decline this quarter.
Read MoreHeavy rains in southern Brazil caused floods and landslides that left people dead and others missing, while emergency teams continue rescue and relief operations in the affected areas.
Read MoreBeijing announced a package of stimulus measures, including tax cuts and support for the technology and industrial sectors, in an attempt to boost growth after a period of relative economic slowdown.
Read MoreEuropean Union leaders held an emergency meeting in Brussels to discuss the stability of gas and oil supplies and plans to accelerate the transition toward renewable energy and reduce reliance on external
Read MoreThe U.S. administration announced a new military and financial aid package for Kyiv worth billions of dollars, including air defense systems and ammunition, as part of its continued support for Ukraine in
Read MoreReports said Moscow has intensified the use of drones to strike energy and transportation facilities inside Ukraine, causing widespread power outages in several regions.
Read MoreWashington and Tehran have resumed a new round of negotiations in Geneva to discuss a possible return to an agreement that would restrict uranium enrichment in exchange for easing sanctions, amid differences
Read MoreThe United States and Iran are holding a second round of talks in Geneva on Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026, against a backdrop of rising U.S. military threats toward Tehran. President Donald Trump
Read MoreAustralian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday that his government would not accept or facilitate the return of 34 Australian women and children believed to be linked to Islamic State in
Read MoreLebanon’s government discussed the second phase of a plan to enforce an arms monopoly north of the Litani River during its session on Tuesday, with army chief General Rodolphe Haykal presenting an
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