More than 1,700 leaders, including from government, business and academia, will attend the three-day event the World Economic Forum's second largest annual gathering from Tuesday (Jun 23).

If Starmer leaves office this year, Britain will get its seventh prime minister in a decade.

The High Court dismissed an attempt by X's Singapore unit to sue US media watchdog Media Matters over an article alleging advertisements appeared alongside pro-Nazi content on the platform.

The blast at the Ras Laffan industrial area could cause further chaos in global energy markets, particularly as Qatar remains one of the world's top natural gas producers.

The new export controls come "in response to the US government's egregious act of adding to its so-called 'Chinese military enterprise list'", said China's commerce ministry.

Disagreement over key sticking points and the threat of renewed fighting in Lebanon weighed on the talks, with Washington and Tehran exchanging threats in parallel with the negotiations.

The rumours that Swift and her fiance, Travis Kelce, would tie the knot at the singer's Watch Hill estate in Rhode Island have, so far, proved unfounded. 

Despite its advantages, work-from-home arrangements have significantly deepened isolation and distress, say two economists.

Anthropics call for a global pause in AI development deserves to be taken seriously but a pause is structurally unlikely, says NUS' Jungpil Hahn.

Vance, flanked by US negotiators Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff in the luxury Swiss resort Burgenstock, hailed "a historic meeting", adding: "The question before us now is how much more can we accomplish together?