Despite trying to ban the app during his presidency, Donald Trump’s campaign advisors see TikTok as a way to reach a younger voting base as he aims for re-election.

The air-drop of filth into the South comes amid heightened tensions over North Korea’s plans to add more spy satellites to monitor its neighbor.

Former Mexico City mayor Claudia Sheinbaum leads in the polls and faces tough questions of curbing the country’s homicide rates.

Negotiations stalled over disagreements related to intellectual property and access. Now, the World Health Authority’s annual conference will take up the problem.

The Justice Department alleged Live Nation ran an illegal monopoly over live events through a business model that locks artists and venues into exclusive contracts.

Adani appears to have more than doubled its sales profits by selling imported low-grade coal at a far higher grade to Indian state energy companies.

The tribunal’s decision that carbon emissions are a form of maritime pollution could set a precedent for future climate litigation. 

A British court granted Assange permission to appeal against a ruling approving his extradition to the US, where he faces espionage charges.

The investigation comes as the EU tries to enforce the Digital Services Act, a law passed in 2022 that requires online platforms to have strict child safety measures.

The protests erupted after France’s National Assembly’s proposed changes that would allow French residents to vote in regional elections, a move that indigenous Kanaks argued would dilute their voice.

Lawyer Sonia Dahmani’s arrest came amid what many critics say is a wider crackdown by Tunisia’s president on dissent.

Egypt’s decision comes as negotiations in Cairo between Israel and Hamas faltered once more.