Mohammed bin Salman is now caught by an economy weakened by heavy spending and miscalculations of the Houthi threat.

Mohammed bin Salman is now caught by an economy weakened by heavy spending and miscalculations of the Houthi threat.

Quito wants help in curbing cartel violence but demand for drugs persists.

The carrier said it now expects to debut the flight in March, pushing back previous plans for an Oct. 23 rollout, after several fatal strikes at Riyadh’s international airport.

French politicians overspend and put their own political survival above their country’s fiscal well-being.

The EU will restrict imports from the country to 350,000 units a year, with the aim of more-than halving China’s projected shipments to the bloc.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is presiding over a dangerous spiral of debt that is strangling the economy at home and damaging trade partners around the world.

Gen. Alexus Grynkewich outlined a series of steps to block an initial attack and break the adversary’s ability to control and support its forces.

The Russian attacks, including on gas infrastructure, a power plant and a substation, come as the U.S. heaps pressure on Ukraine to stop striking Russian oil refineries.

Plus: The U.S. is sanctioning the International Criminal Court and AI has a God problem.

Plus, retailers are spending tariff refunds on pre-holiday marketing, and China’s Geely is planning to sell EVs to Canadians next year.

Plus, Trump pushes Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire, and Britain’s welfare-state crisis.

The government presents its annual budget later this month, but might find it difficult to reassure bond investors that it can lower its debts.

The nation is nearing high-income status, a clash with its image as a champion of the Global South.

The U.K.’s welfare bill has ballooned, its borrowing costs are now higher than any G-7 nation and it’s paying more for its debt than even spendthrift France.

The U.K.’s welfare bill has ballooned, its borrowing costs are now higher than any G-7 nation and it’s paying more for its debt than even spendthrift France.

A bipartisan group of senators is challenging his move to allow Russia to ship diesel to the U.S., citing a 2022 law.

The President’s oil deal with Putin helps the Kremlin’s war on Ukraine’s cities.

Pete Hegseth’s desire for a livestream execution is exactly the public display the Fort Hood killer wants.

The spiraling global energy mess is ensnaring more countries, and it isn’t helping Republican candidates.