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China tightens indium export scrutiny amid AI chip fears
Buyers report growing customs checks on the metal critical for AI data center chips, though no shipments have been blocked yet.
Israeli envoy clashes with UN officials over child violations report
A record 38,558 grave violations against children in conflict were verified in 2025, with government forces identified as the main perpetrators for the first time.
China’s domestic economy shows no recovery signs despite record exports, Jefferies says
A new Jefferies report finds consumer spending, property investment, and credit demand continue to lag even as exports surged in May.
Japan unveils AI risk plan citing Anthropic export ban
Tokyo released a draft revision of its AI Basic Plan, pledging global cooperation on cyberattack risks tied to advanced models.
Ubisoft co-founder Claude Guillemot dies in plane crash at 69
His twin-engine Cessna 421 crashed into a wheat field near the La Baule aerodrome in western France on Friday, killing both on board.
Iraq raises oil output, targets 3 million bpd within months
Southern field production has reached 1.75 million bpd after the Strait of Hormuz reopened under the US-Iran deal signed last week.
Ten-man Paraguay oust Turkey from World Cup with 1-0 win
Matias Galarza's record-setting 64-second strike held up as Paraguay played a man down for the entire second half.
Haiti become first team eliminated from 2026 World Cup
Brazil's 3-0 win, powered by a Matheus Cunha brace, and Morocco's 1-0 defeat of Scotland reshaped Group C on Friday.
BofA warns Europe’s stock rally is overstretched after US-Iran deal surge
Bank of America recommends rotating into defensive sectors after European momentum stocks delivered their strongest run in over two decades.
Oil supermajors’ low-carbon spending falls to lowest since 2019
Combined clean energy investment by seven global oil supermajors dropped to about $8.3 billion in 2025, down from $24 billion a year earlier, according to Equirus Securities.