Yara's chief executive warns the Iran war could put 10 billion meals a week at risk as fertiliser prices surge 80% and the Strait of Hormuz remains choked. Here's what it means for UK shoppers.
May Day 2026 rallies sweep the globe as workers protest soaring energy costs driven by the Iran war, with strikes, marches and union action from Paris to Pakistan.
The entire jury of the 61st Venice Biennale has resigned nine days before opening, citing Russia and Israel's participation. The fallout includes a pulled EU grant and a scrapped awards ceremony.
Federal prosecutors have released video of Cole Tomas Allen allegedly storming the White House Correspondents' Dinner with a shotgun, in what they call an attempt to assassinate Donald Trump.
Ukraine has struck a major Lukoil refinery in Perm, more than 1,500km from the front line, while Putin used a 90-minute call with Trump to pitch a one-day Victory Day ceasefire that Kyiv is treating with deep scepticism.
Amtrak is reportedly considering letting passengers store firearms in lockboxes on most of its trains, just days after a man allegedly used the rail network to travel cross-country before an attempt on the US president's life. Critics say the timing could not be worse.
The US House has voted to end a record-breaking 76-day partial government shutdown, sending a DHS funding bill to President Trump's desk. Here's what it means and what comes next.
After the Washington Hilton shooting, Donald Trump is shrugging off the idea of wearing a bulletproof vest. Stoicism, stubbornness, or pure showmanship?
Donald Trump has scrapped tariffs on Scotch whisky after King Charles's state visit, removing the 10% rate and a looming 25% single malt charge in a win for the £1bn industry.
Russia hit Odesa and Dnipropetrovsk overnight, killing one and injuring dozens, as Zelensky demanded Trump clarify a curious Victory Day ceasefire proposal cooked up on a 90-minute phone call with Putin.
The Bank of England held rates at 3.75% but ditched its single forecast for multiple scenarios as the Iran war rattles oil markets. Here's what it means for UK mortgages, energy bills and jobs.
Bahrain has revoked the citizenship of 69 people accused of sympathising with Iran during the ongoing war. Rights groups warn the move sets a dangerous precedent that goes well beyond national security.