Global diplomacy intensifies as calls to protect civilians in Gaza and Israel shape international conversations and regional stability efforts.
Joel Kaplan, Meta's long-time chief global affairs officer, is departing after more than 15 years, a move that could reshape the tech giant's approach to political engagement and regulatory challenges.
Global economic momentum has slowed, with manufacturing softness spreading to services amid rising energy concerns and commodity market volatility driven by geopolitical tensions.
A softening global economy, energy tensions, and disrupted supply chains are shaping a cautious global outlook. The interconnected nature of markets means geopolitical shocks can ripple through growth.
Secretary of State Blinken urged protection for civilians in Gaza and Israel as Israel prepared for a possible Gaza operation, highlighting diplomacy aimed at preventing broader conflict and easing humanitarian distress.
Top diplomats urged protection for civilians amid growing Gaza-Israel tensions, focusing on humanitarian access and preventing escalation.
A global survey highlights widespread worry about financial and political corruption, signaling a demand for stronger governance and accountability to sustain public trust.
Public unease over financial and political corruption is rising worldwide, with broad implications for governance and policy. The survey highlights a demand for greater transparency and accountability across 29 countries, including notable concern in Southeast Asia.
The president used a national address to condemn actions by Russia and Hamas, outlining a new funding request to support Ukraine and Israel and reaffirming a commitment to democratic allies.