Indirect negotiations between the U.S. and Iran in Qatar aimed at easing tensions around Hormuz shipping ended without a deal but made some progress on key maritime and financial issues.
The surge in AI and data center development is driving record demand for battery energy storage systems worldwide, reshaping energy management strategies.
A Cornell University study reveals that buyers are ready to spend more on wines produced using climate adaptation methods, even at the cost of familiar grape varieties or regions.
Azerbaijan is evaluating the participation of its armed forces in future United Nations and NATO peacekeeping operations, building on decades of prior deployments.
Iran warns oil tankers to adhere strictly to its approved routes through the Strait of Hormuz or face immediate military action amid rising regional tensions.
The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated extradition proceedings against alleged members of the cybercriminal group Scattered Spider linked to a $100 million cryptocurrency extortion scheme.
Delhi’s new EV Policy 2026 combines purchase incentives, scrapping bonuses, tax exemptions, and fee waivers to lower both upfront and lifetime costs for electric vehicle buyers.
Iranian crude oil stockpiles have surged offshore as buyers hesitate due to ongoing sanctions risks and weak demand from major Asian markets, complicating Tehran’s efforts to capitalize on a limited US sanctions waiver.
Bitcoin ended June below its key 200-week moving average but above its realized price, suggesting the market may not have hit its bear bottom yet.
SAP is investing heavily in AI-driven transformation by retraining employees and encouraging voluntary exits, aiming to maintain overall headcount while boosting future efficiency.