Matthew Tostevin

A corruption scandal over the energy sector has dealt a new blow to President Volodymyr Zelensky as Ukraine battles Russian advances and attacks on energy infrastructure

The diplomat questioned whether Europe would be a dynamic economy or just somewhere Americans visit for lovely wines, cheeses and beers

Maduro's capture underlines the increasing irrelevance of international law versus raw power in the world under President Trump.

As U.S. allies tilt towards China, they may get less than they hope for and strain ties with Trump even further.

U.S. government contractor Q-CTRL told Newsweek its quantum sensors would be deployed later this year as GPS jamming increases.

The United Arab Emirates shared images of the debris from an Iranian missile barrage that it said was succesfully intercepted

European countries did not condemn U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran, while Tehran's strongest allies did no more than urge further diplomacy

Oil prices are set to rise as Iranian forces threaten shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, which carries a fifth of the world's oil and gas.

China’s bet on electric vehicles is paying off in a big way in the Iran war and helping insulate it from the economic impact.

A new study showed how cultures may affect how much sleep people get and that it doesn't always mean poorer health.