Brent crude climbed above $91 a barrel as tensions in the Middle East threaten energy flows, while European natural gas topped €70 per megawatt-hour amid low storage levels and LNG competition with Asia.

Benjamin Netanyahu called the agreement a direct continuation of Israel’s Eastern Mediterranean alliance with Greece and Cyprus, as Athens moves ahead with the Achilles Shield air defense system

Twenty-nine years on, new claims tie Diana to Jeffrey Epstein, joining a long list of theories that refuse to die

New investigation into forced IUD use on thousands of Indigenous women yields no consensus on whether it was genocide

Rome says the situation in the Spanish enclave still hasn't stabilized following the recent migrant crisis

At least one person has died and around 15 remain missing after a sudden flood swept through the Grand Canyon, officials say

A Druckenmiller column rattled the bond market, then set off a media firestorm over his use of AI to help write it

A passenger ferry carrying 267 people overturned off Turkish-Occupied Northern Cyprus after taking on water, leaving survivors clinging to its hull as rescue teams searched waters more than 500 meters deep

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex land in Britain with their children after six years in America. Speaking exclusively to TO VIMA, leading constitutional, marketing and royal experts warn that Harry’s return could create an unofficial “second court” - while reconciliation with King Charles and Prince William remains the monarchy’s greatest prize

The top record labels accuse the company of large-scale copyright infringement through AI

A catamaran ferry bound for Turkey carrying over 260 passengers overturned a few miles offshore, with more than half of those aboard already reached in the rescue effort

In record turnout, Icelanders narrowly rejected the government's push to restart accession negotiations, closing the door on the debate for at least two more years

The death toll has climbed to 750 in Nepal as China calls the rescue effort unprecedented in difficulty, with fears of a second flood and hundreds still trapped in hydropower tunnels

With nearly all votes counted, Icelanders rejected a government push to reopen accession negotiations, in a vote shaped as much by security fears as economics

An eyewitness described "bursts of gunfire" as a major police operation remains underway

A total of six people were pulled from the water at Cape Greco during the search and rescue operation coordinated by the Search and Rescue Coordination Centre

The magazine praised the 70-year-old Catholic Church leader for taking papal style "to celestial heights."

Sources say the agreement will let Chevron shift its Venezuelan joint ventures into the country's new energy framework, giving the US company greater operational control

Iceland, a country of just 400,000 people, votes Saturday on a decision that could carry weight far beyond its size

Reports have surfaced in a handful of cases alleging severe complications for patients seeking cheaper hair transplants and cosmetic surgery in heavily advertised clinics in Turkey