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Crowds gathered in France's capital to voice their concerns over a proposed law that aims to tackle rising anti-Semitism, but is seen by some as a threat to civil liberties.

Explore the key takeaways from the stunning loss of Hungary's long-ruling Prime Minister Viktor Orban in the latest election, signaling a potential change in the country's political landscape.

As the demand for cold drinks surpasses hot beverages, McDonald's announces the addition of fruit-flavored refreshers to its menu, challenging competitors like Dunkin' and Starbucks.

McDonald's introduces its own line of refreshing beverages, sparking competition in the lucrative refresher market. Experts weigh in on the impact of this move.

Lady Fatou, the grand dame of the Berlin Zoo, has been certified by Guinness as the oldest living gorilla in the world. Discover her remarkable story and the zoo's efforts to honor this pioneering primate.

Russia is tapping into a new demographic to build its drone force - university students. Recruiters offer lucrative contracts to entice young pilots as Russia expands its unmanned military capabilities.

As Russia looks to bolster its drone operations, recruiters have set their sights on a new demographic - university students. Offering lucrative contracts, they aim to build a skilled force to support military objectives.

The Economist, known for its authoritative writing, is now giving its experts a platform to share their insights and analysis in video format from their London studio.

Explore how Iran transformed its economy beyond just oil exports to combat high inflation, unemployment, and unrest caused by international sanctions.

As the first election since the tragic assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, Nicholas Fuentes and Zee Cohen-Sanchez are now vying for the crucial youth vote.