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From Mark Zuckerberg to Jack Dorsey, leading tech CEOs see AI as a powerful tool to extend their control and presence across their sprawling companies and platforms.

Theonila Roka Matbob of Papua New Guinea wins prestigious Goldman Prize for efforts to repair environmental and social damage from a copper and gold mine.

Rumen Radev's landslide win in Bulgaria's elections signals a major shift in the country's political landscape. Will this lead to a stable government after years of instability?

Palantir's new book stokes controversy with its vision of AI-powered 'hard power' for the West. Critics warn of 'technofascism' - but is this the future of global tech influence?

In the face of climate change threats to Lake Victoria, Kenyan women are challenging long-held fishing taboos to support their communities.

The U.S. has seized an Iranian cargo vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, while a new government portal for processing tariff refunds has gone live.

Judge rules Home Office failed to provide adequate accommodations for asylum-seeking families, potentially leading to hundreds of legal claims.

Retired NHS worker Nicholas Stone died at a Bristol protest against the far-right group Bristol Patriots. His daughter is calling for an independent investigation.

Uncertainty clouds US-Iran negotiations as Iran signals possible boycott of Pakistan talks. Tensions escalate amid maritime disputes and ceasefire deadline.

The EU must urgently cancel its Association Agreement with Israel to hold it accountable for human rights violations against Palestinians, experts warn.