Aston Martin Set Sights on Audi's Jonathan Wheatley to Revive Their F1 Fortunes
Aston Martin have made an approach for Audi team principal Jonathan Wheatley as they seek to overhaul their struggling Formula 1 operation and restore competitiveness.
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Takaichi Walks a Diplomatic Tightrope as Trump Pushes Japan on Strait of Hormuz
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi visited the White House to reaffirm the US-Japan alliance, but faced pressure from President Trump to take a larger role in securing the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions with Iran.
Washington Weighs Lifting Sanctions on Iranian Oil Already at Sea
The US is considering waiving sanctions on Iranian oil already at sea, a potential policy reversal that could affect global energy prices and reshape diplomatic relations with Tehran.
The Bachelorette Pulled From US Airwaves Following Domestic Abuse Allegations Against Star
A US broadcaster has pulled The Bachelorette from its schedule after footage emerged appearing to show cast member Taylor Frankie Paul in a physical altercation with her former partner.
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Denmark Reportedly Drew Up Plans to Destroy Greenland Runways in Event of US Military Action
Denmark reportedly prepared plans to destroy airfield runways in Greenland to prevent a potential US military takeover, with fears heightened after Washington's operation against Venezuela's leader.
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A Billion in Visa Fees and Nothing to Show for It: The Trump Administration's Immigration Charge Sheet
The Trump administration faces accusations of collecting over $1 billion in visa fees from immigrants while allegedly implementing policies designed to prevent their applications from being processed, in what critics call the largest fraud in immigration history.
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Trump Needs to Declare Victory on Iran Before the Whole Thing Spirals Beyond His Grip
Trump faces a narrowing window to broker a deal with Iran and recalibrate the US relationship with Israel before the Middle East situation spirals beyond control, yet the administration seems more interested in scolding allies than actual diplomacy.
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British Journalist Has Terrifyingly Close Call as Missile Lands Just Yards Away During Live Report from Lebanon
British journalist Steve Sweeney narrowly escaped injury when a missile struck just yards from his position during a live broadcast from Lebanon, highlighting the extreme dangers faced by conflict zone correspondents.
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Middle East Travel: Is Your Holiday Still On or Should You Stay Home?
Is your Middle East holiday still a go? We break down the current airline situation, your travel rights, and how to stay safe amidst regional uncertainty.
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Playing with Fire: Why Targeting Iran's Energy Grid is a Strategic Blunder
Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to target Iranian energy infrastructure mirrors tactics used in the Russia-Ukraine war, a move that is likely to fail and damage the global economy.
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A Diplomatic Tongue Lashing: Oman Calls Out Trump’s Iran Strategy
Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi has slammed Donald Trump's Middle East policy, calling the approach to Iran a significant miscalculation.
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Why the Bank of England is Keeping Interest Rates on Ice (Again)
The Bank of England has kept interest rates at 3.75 per cent, citing global instability and inflation risks as key reasons for the pause.