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Saudi Arabia signals interest in the Champions League football entry

UEFA members include a few non-European countries, including Kazakhstan, whose clubs can participate in the Champions League

Germany's inflation trauma of 1923 strikes an unpleasant chord today

Soaring energy costs helped trigger a recession that's exposed economic frailties. Heightened inequality, meanwhile, is fueling a resurgence of far-right political forces

Donald Trump raises $7.1 million as Georgia arrest rallies supporters

Trump brought in $4.18 million just on Friday, the highest single-day haul of his 2024 presidential campaign effort, the person said

China's travel rebound risks supercharging of jet fuel prices: Report

China's return is thought to be the final missing piece in the global air travel recovery.

How climate change is helping pests and diseases destroy our food

As temperature rise, you have this expanded geographic range and this expanded range of insects that will just increase those diseases that insects spread

SpaceX launches latest crew to space station after fixing valve issue

SpaceX also opted to replace some of the valves on multiple Dragon spacecraft - including some of the valves on Crew-7's Dragon

Steel tycoon Sajjan Jindal seeks non-tariff barriers on imports from US, EU

Indian steel tycoon Sajjan Jindal wants the government to counter American tariffs and Europe's carbon tax with a similar levy, to level the playing field for companies like his

Apple security chief under scanner for bribery charge over gun permits

The company pursued the gun permits starting in 2017 so that Apple's executive protection team could be armed after Moyer's staff reported receiving more serious threats against Chief Executive Office

Niger junta expels French Ambassador Sylvain Itte as tensions mount

France's ambassador was accredited by the foreign ministry under ousted President Mohamed Bazoum, Niger's Foreign Minister Hassoumi Massoudou said in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Friday

Donald Trump's mug shot made public after surrender at Atlanta jail

In the photo, Trump casts a stern look in the direction of the camera. All of the other defendants in the case that have been booked, including Rudy Giuliani, have had their mug shots taken

Vladimir Putin probably approved Yevgeny Prigozhin's killing, say US, UK

In Putin's first comments on the crash, the Russian president said on state TV Thursday that "preliminary information says that some Wagner employees were there"

Public outrage mounts across China over Japan's nuclear wastewater

Tokyo's move prompted swift retaliation from Chinese authorities, who banned all Japanese seafood imports starting Thursday

Chinese govt eases home purchase rules in new push to boost economy

China's real estate sector is unravelling and risks are spreading to the country's $60 trillion financial system

Saudi Aramco targeted in UN human rights probe tied to climate change

The probe follows a 2021 request to the UN Special Procedures human rights system by the environmental advocacy group ClientEarth to investigate Aramco

Crypto exchange BitOasis raises funds from investors including CoinDCX

BitOasis earlier this year said it received the first of Dubai's "minimum viable product operational licenses," allowing it to offer broker-dealer services for digital assets to qualified investors

Brics' latest summit shows it's little more than a meaningless acronym

To be sure, the current rebalancing of the West's geopolitical and economic power has been overdue for more than a century, ever since Europe plunged into the first of its continental wars

Yevgeny Prigozhin's death won't change the face of Vladimir Putin's war

Putin has gambled that he and his people have more patience, staying power and guts than does the decadent West

Quantitative strategists fail to replicate US and China success in India

Low interest, strict regulations and the success of active stock-picking are scuppering the growth of quants in the world's most populous nation

Tesla investors to get about $12,000 apiece in Elon Musk's SEC deal

The Securities and Exchange Commission asked a judge for final approval of the plan in a court filing Wednesday evening

Subway's new owner faces tough decisions on chain's massive size in US

Subway's restaurant count currently stands at nearly 37,000 worldwide, with around 20,000 in the US