Sana Khan

A growing wave of youth-led protests is challenging political leaders across Europe, as Generation Z expresses frustration over rising living costs, poor education, limited job opportunities and corruption.

China is preparing new export restrictions on artificial intelligence technology that would allow foreign customers to use Chinese AI services while giving Beijing greater control over the underlying models, technical expertise and infrastructure.

The European Central Bank (ECB) faces a difficult balancing act as it prepares to announce its latest interest rate decision, with rising energy prices pushing inflation concerns higher while France’s worsening debt crisis threatens to tighten financial conditions across the euro zone.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his political allies are competing to form the next government after an election left Israel’s parliament without a clear majority for either major political bloc.

Nevada is becoming a testing ground for one of the biggest economic questions surrounding artificial intelligence: can the technology create prosperity while threatening the jobs that sustain local communities?

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde has announced that she will resign on February 7, 2027, ending months of speculation about her future and opening the way for a leadership transition at a critical moment for Europe’s economy.

Israel’s inconclusive election has left Benjamin Netanyahu in office as caretaker prime minister, but without a clear parliamentary majority.

The upcoming US midterm elections could reshape financial markets well beyond their immediate impact on Congress, as investors begin assessing the political outlook for the 2028 presidential race and the future of President Donald Trump’s economic and foreign policies.

President Donald Trump is intensifying his campaign efforts in South Carolina as a surprisingly competitive Senate race threatens Republican control of a traditionally safe seat.

Christine Lagarde’s decision to leave the European Central Bank (ECB) before the end of her term marks the conclusion of an unconventional tenure shaped by economic crises, political diplomacy and difficult monetary policy choices.