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Elon Musk’s OpenAI lawsuit ends on a technicality
The swift legal victory clears a major structural obstacle for OpenAI to proceed with a highly anticipated IPO that could value the company at $1trillion.
Trump wraps China visit with big promises but few firm agreements
The high-stakes trip focused primarily on the ongoing Iran war, trade relations, AI controls and the cross-strait tensions surrounding Taiwan.
Starmer defies calls to quit as Labour revolt deepens
Keir Starmer is facing the most serious political crisis of his premiership—and he is refusing to back down.
France Recasts Its Africa Strategy With €23billion Investment Push
France’s effort to reset relations with Africa was meant to project humility, investment and a break from the paternalism of the past.
Kevin Warsh confirmed as Fed Chair while Powell stays on as governor
His 54-45 confirmation was the narrowest margin for a Fed chair since 1977. The vote fell almost entirely along party lines.
Former FC Barcelona star Gerard Piqué fined €200,000 for insider trading
Gerard Piqué is entangled in several high-profile legal, corporate, and sports management controversies in Spain.
Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang pleads guilty to acting as a foreign Chinese agent
From late 2020 through at least the end of 2022, Wang covertly operated a Chinese-language news website called US News Center.
Netanyahu signals plan to phase out US military aid, recast Israel–US ties
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu first signaled in January that Israel will not seek a full renewal of the 10-year aid package.
Court questions Musk’s US$1.5million SEC settlement over Twitter stock disclosures
Elon Musk’s proposed US$1.5M settlement with the US SEC over his 2022 Twitter stock purchases is facing judicial scrutiny.
Trump suspends “Project Freedom” amid Iran review of 14-point plan
Pakistan-mediated negotiations between the US and Iran have advanced through rapid exchanges.
Musk v. Altman: Tech Titans Clash Over OpenAI’s Soul in Oakland Courtroom
Elon Musk is suing OpenAI, alleging they "stole a charity" by shifting it from a nonprofit mission to a for-profit model partnered with Microsoft.
Australia, Japan mark 50 years of ties with new minerals, energy and defence deals
The initiatives signal a step-change in the bilateral relationship, reflecting how a partnership once anchored in trade has evolved into a strategic alignment shaped by geopolitical risk and economic security concerns.
Soft power on display: King Charles III’s carefully scripted US state visit
The visit was primarily timed to commemorate the 250th anniversary of American independence, offering a carefully calibrated display of diplomacy, symbolism and soft power.
‘It Ends With Us’ legal saga ends with confidential settlement
The legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni spanned nearly two years before concluding with a settlement on May 4, 2026.
Singapore, New Zealand sign world’s first supply chain resilience pact
The pact serves as a blueprint for multilateralism, encouraging other small, highly trade-reliant states to join the architecture.
Trump declares US-Iran Hostilities “Terminated” before War Powers Act deadline
This declaration sidesteps the War Powers Resolution of 1973, which would have otherwise required him to seek congressional authorization.
Inside the WHCD attack: How a gunman reached steps from the ballroom
The event led to renewed debates over political violence in the US, with President Trump citing the attack as a reason to expedite the construction of a new, more secure White House ballroom.
One step forward, two steps back: Trump extends ceasefire with Iran and Lebanon
Negotiations between the United States and Iran are in a state of high-tension stalemate.
Tim Cook steps down; John Ternus named successor
Apple is not just changing CEOs; it is signaling that hardware, silicon, and geopolitical management will define its next chapter.
Israel and Hezbollah reach 10-day ceasefire; Iran opens and closes Strait within 24h
The truce was described as an initial 10-day cessation of hostilities, with the possibility of extension if both sides agreed and negotiations made progress.



