Politics

Former President Yoon Suk Yeol's life imprisonment verdict triggers opposing rallies in Seoul, revealing deep political divisions in South Korean democracy and rule of law.

Global AI investment hits $1.6 trillion over past decade, dwarfing historic projects. 2026 spending forecast at $2.5 trillion as private capital drives unprecedented tech wave

Yoon Suk Yeol sentenced to life imprisonment for his failed martial law declaration, exposing deep divisions in South Korean society and testing democratic resilience.

Despite Trump's promise to unleash Venezuela's oil with $100B investment, major oil companies remain skeptical. Why are they hesitant about this opportunity?

Former President Yoon Suk-yeol sentenced to life in prison for leading December 2024 martial law insurrection, marking unprecedented moment in South Korean democracy.

Former President Yoon Suk-yeol receives life imprisonment for his brief martial law declaration, raising questions about democratic resilience and accountability in South Korea.

China announces unilateral zero-tariff policy for 53 African nations including South Africa, seeking no reciprocity. What's behind this unprecedented economic gesture?

Former President Yoon Suk Yeol receives life imprisonment for his six-hour martial law attempt. What does this verdict say about democracy's resilience?

While America focuses on oil drilling, China has seized control of solar panels, batteries, and electric vehicles—the infrastructure that will power the 21st century economy.

Kenya's investment chief reveals how Chinese projects go from signing to operation in under a year, while Western investments spend years in due diligence. A tale of two development philosophies.

North Korea displays 50 AI-equipped 600mm rocket launchers ahead of the Workers' Party Congress, with Kim Jong Un calling them weapons for 'special attacks'—a euphemism for nuclear missions.

As US-Iran nuclear talks show progress in Geneva, Trump deploys two aircraft carriers to the region while weighing military strikes. Can this dual approach actually work?