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Garbage piles up in Yemen's Taiz after Houthi forces encircle the city
Garbage piles up in the streets of Yemen's Taiz and residents line up for gas as the city, encircled by Houthi forces, struggles with shortages of basic items. #News #Reuters #New…
Protesters smash chairs set up as a symbol of dialogue
Prime Minister Edi Rama said he and the whole Albanian government are open to dialogue as violent protests go on for an eighth consecutive day in the capital. #albania #protest #d…
Inside Ivory Coast's cocoa farms, still reeling from a 2024 heat storm
Heat Storm Vera, a supersized heat wave, ruined one Ivory Coast family's 2024 cocoa harvest and left them unable to give their father a proper funeral. Robbie Corey-Boulet has mor…
Guns and 'Jewish pride': what's driving far-right support for Israel's Ben-Gvir?
To much of the world and to many Israelis, Itamar Ben-Gvir is the pugnacious, divisive face of the Israeli far-right, but when Israelis go to cast their ballots for the first time…
UK AI blow: Microsoft pulls out of major data center deal
Microsoft pulled out of a deal to anchor a flagship data center for Nvidia-backed Nscale after power connection delays pushed its expected supply date into the 2030s, highlighting…
Don't 'abandon bonds' just yet
Bonds may finally be staging a comeback. Jeffrey Rosenberg of BlackRock told Reuters that doubts over AI reflect the risk that growth may fall short of expectations, leaving bonds…
Chinese tech giants are buying Nvidia gaming chips for AI. Here's why.
ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent have ordered more than 3 million of Nvidia's new RTX PRO 5500 graphics cards, valued at over $35 billion, two sources said, in a rush for a less pow…
Jewelry store in Lyon looted
Surveillance cameras capture a jewelry shop attacked and looted in Lyon, France, as protests held across the country over high prices and declining public services, some of which …
Cost of living unrest fuels the rise of Europe's far-right
As soaring fuel prices squeeze household budgets and businesses across Europe, cost-of-living pressures are driving unrest and giving fresh momentum to far-right parties ahead of …
LIVE: Canada PM Mark Carney speaks after Alberta voted to stay in Canada
The view outside a Canadian cabinet meeting after Alberta voted by a large majority to remain part of Canada in the province's first-ever referendum on separation, handing Prime M…
