World leaders will gather in New York next week to discuss the most important threats, both political and existential, facing the international community.

All anti-war parties have been barred from standing, but Russian President Vladimir Putin nevertheless sees the vote as an important indicator of public support for Russia's "Special Military ...

U.S. gas prices rise to $4.47 per gallon the day after hundreds of thousands attend a pro-government march in Tehran in show of support for the Iranian regime.

The leaders of Greenland and Denmark welcomed the prospect of an agreement with the U.S., which could put an end to years of tensions over the Arctic territory.

The president dismissed popular concerns about boundless AI development as a pro-Chinese talking point and hoax.

The Houthis have seized Bab al-Mandeb as the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked and a key Saudi pipeline burns, placing both major Gulf oil export routes under hostile control.

Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit the White House on Sept. 24 as the Busan trade truce approaches expiry, while Taiwan arms, AI chips and the war in Iran remain unresolved.

The Japanese researcher projects the global battery CNT powder market at 267.9 billion yen by 2040, driven by xEV batteries and wider sodium-ion and solid-state adoption.

The Jefferson, Wisconsin facility began brewing in May 2026 and is set to start shipments in October as Kikkoman expands North American supply.

New service uses Smartvalue telematics and Fujitsu social digital twin technology to help companies model EV fleet costs, operations and charging needs.

The application covers Toshiba's NX1 fuel assembly for boiling water reactors, featuring a 10-by-10 rod layout and changes aimed at safety and spent-fuel reduction.

Meiji starts full-scale Savas sales in South Korea from September through Olive Young stores and e-commerce, targeting a 54.7 billion yen protein market.