Five-time major champion Brooks Koepka is leaving LIV Golf with one year left on his reported $100m contract. We analyze the reasons behind his exit and what it means for the PGA Tour.

Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com's warehouse near Paris was targeted by an organized gang during the peak Christmas shopping season, exposing vulnerabilities in supply chain security.

China's Air Force commander, Chang Dingqiu, and political commissar, Guo Puxiao, missed a key event led by Xi Jinping, fueling speculation that the military's anti-corruption purge is expanding.

Australia's state of New South Wales has passed sweeping new laws that restrict free speech and protests following the Bondi Beach mass shooting that killed 15, sparking a constitutional challenge.

Police have raided Bulgari's South Korean headquarters in connection with a bribery investigation involving former minister Chun Jae-soo and the Unification Church.

On Dec 24, 2025, Israel's Defence Minister declared an intent for a permanent military presence in Gaza, sending shockwaves globally. An analysis of the impact on the two-state solution and Middle East peace.

China accuses Taiwanese nationals of smuggling in a subsea cable-cutting incident, escalating a blame game with Taiwan, which suspects Beijing of 'grey zone' warfare.

Palestinian pastor Rev Dr Munther Isaac argues that the Western, commercialized Christmas ignores its roots in a story of occupation, and that its true meaning is found in solidarity with the oppressed.

Venezuela has accused the U.S. of 'extortion' at the UN Security Council after the seizure of two oil tankers. With a U.S. naval blockade in place, tensions in the Caribbean are reaching a boiling point.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has revealed a new 20-point peace plan, agreed with the U.S., that includes potential troop withdrawals from the east in exchange for strong Western security guarantees.

The Trump administration plans to set a quota to denaturalize up to 200 American citizens monthly starting in 2026, sparking fears of legal challenges and a chilling effect on immigrant communities.

The Trump administration has sanctioned Thierry Breton, the former EU commissioner behind the Digital Services Act (DSA), and four others, accusing them of censoring US platforms. The move deepens the transatlantic rift on tech regulation.