Tehran’s ambassador to Pakistan says Iran has offered to reopen the strait, conditional on action by Washington, as foreign ministers meeting in Istanbul press for diplomacy.
The secretary of state’s call for a ‘discreet’ partnership with American intelligence followed a Florida rally at which the president floated a warship ‘stopover’ off the island, and Havana answered with scorn.
The agency held France at Aa3 on Friday, a surprise reprieve for a government facing violent protests and rising borrowing costs.
The UN ambassador’s interview signalled preparation for a prolonged standoff, at odds with the president’s calls for an early end; Waltz later disputed how his remarks were portrayed.
Russia and Ukraine agreed to pause military action in the town to let in aid and evacuate civilians, according to the White House.
Consumers expect faster price rises as the Middle East war keeps energy costs high, while turmoil in France weighs on the euro and investors price an ECB hold.
The president has endorsed the prime minister, but some of his advisers see openings for his Middle East agenda under another leader, as the architects of the Iran war prepare to face voters.
Attorney General Ken Paxton’s state-court suit accuses the company and its chief executive of breaking consumer-protection, child-safety and privacy laws.
The 23 October memo to Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Iran has substantially increased efforts to target US diplomats, and officials link it to embassy drawdowns.
Speaking in Istanbul, the prime minister said a trade deal could be signed ‘this afternoon’, and criticised the US ambassador to Canada.
Credit risk in AI infrastructure is rising, and the lending model Blackstone pioneered with neoclouds, and that Nvidia now wants lenders to adopt, faces its first real test.
A technical-level round in the United Arab Emirates gives the latest peace push a venue and a date, after Steve Witkoff’s ninth meeting with Vladimir Putin.
The chancellor is expected to defer hard choices on defence while funding a short-term spending package, and a former Bank of England chief economist warns of a ‘mañana budget’.
Kyiv’s defence ministry says front-line satellite service is back to normal, while US lawmakers press the Pentagon for guarantees and Ukraine plans its own system.
The Claude maker is expected to seek a $2 trillion valuation, and a reported leak of its prospectus points to heavy losses and large compute commitments.
The cargo follows the president’s 16 October decision to waive new Russia sanctions and buy Moscow’s diesel, but it will not arrive before the midterms.
The joint venture will pursue US Navy logistics ships and commercial vessels under South Korea’s $150 billion US shipbuilding pledge.
Bugs found by OpenAI models in code that powers millions of websites forced governments and companies to take sites offline to patch them.
Surveys show price pressures building on both sides of the Channel ahead of upcoming decisions by the European Central Bank and the Bank of England.
Both companies have formed committees to study a combination that Musk calls a good idea, but politics, China and regulators could stand in the way.
The administration argues that a second candidate named Dan Sullivan could confuse voters in a ranked-choice race, and the president says he ordered the suit.
A relaunched preparedness campaign cites hostile states, terrorists, cyber attacks and severe weather as threats to supplies.