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Hungarian leader points finger at Ukraine over pipeline explosions in Serbia, but Serbian intelligence chief disputes the claim. Unbiased analysis of the situation and its potential implications.

New survey finds almost half of UK parents feel their young children have missed out due to rising costs, highlighting the struggle to afford basic needs for newborns.

Southeast Asia views the European Union as a trusted partner amid the intensifying rivalry between the US and China, but Brussels must deepen its political engagement to leverage this goodwill into tangible strategic influence.

Consumer complaints against Ticketmaster have driven over 30 states to file claims that Live Nation-Ticketmaster illegally monopolized the concert industry. A jury will soon decide if the company's practices are illegal.

IMF's Kristalina Georgieva cautions that the Iran war will leave lasting damage on the global economy, even in the 'most hopeful' peace scenario.

Senior AI reporter Hayden Field delves into the high-stakes race for monetization among top AI firms like Anthropic and OpenAI as they face an impending profitability cliff.

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The son of a British couple imprisoned in Tehran on espionage charges calls on Labour leader Keir Starmer to prioritize their release during the recent Iran ceasefire.

Explore the complex landscape of Coachella, the iconic open-air music festival that continues to draw top acts despite facing controversies and declining credibility.

An in-depth look at the Trump administration's failed efforts to revive the coal industry through questionable emergency orders, and why experts consider these actions to be both illegal and counterproductive.