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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer calls on US social media companies to improve child safety protections, citing growing concerns over harmful online content.

Prime Minister calls senior leaders of Meta, Snap, Google, TikTok, and X into Downing Street, demanding progress on online child safety and content moderation.

The UK Government has announced a major electricity bill reduction of up to 25% for over 10,000 businesses through the new British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme, boosting UK competitiveness.

A U.S. jury has ruled that Ticketmaster and Live Nation engaged in anticompetitive monopolistic practices, potentially costing the companies hundreds of millions in damages.

A massive fire has erupted at one of Australia's last remaining oil refineries, the Viva facility in Geelong. Firefighters are battling to bring the blaze under control as it threatens the region's critical fuel supply.

Pope Francis lands in Cameroon, kicking off his highly anticipated tour of Africa. The visit aims to promote reconciliation and address regional conflicts.

The Kurds in Syria face an uncertain future as they are forced to give up their hard-won autonomy and reintegrate into the Assad-controlled region.

Experts analyze Iran's latest shipping threats in the Strait of Hormuz, noting potential difficulties in full enforcement as traffic remains low in the region.

Experts analyze Iran's recent shipping threats, highlighting potential difficulties in enforcing them and the impact on global trade through the Strait of Hormuz.

BBC's top international correspondent examines Iran's uncertain future as diplomatic efforts to prevent war escalation intensify.