World Brief

The former Pakistani prime minister had his prison sentence suspended—but has to stay in jail to face other charges.

The U.S. commerce secretary aims to bolster business ties without upsetting China export policies.

This week showed that world leaders aren’t immune to legal accountability.

Expansion of the economic alliance furthers its efforts to counter Western dominance.

The paramilitary leader’s demise comes two months to the day since his attempted mutiny against the Kremlin.

This week’s summit will focus on expanding the bloc’s membership and decreasing the dollar’s dominance.

Kim Jong Un warned that U.S.-South Korea military drills are a rehearsal for nuclear war.

The three countries’ leaders hope to counter growing North Korean and Chinese aggression.

Leaders said the bloc is ready to forcibly intervene should diplomatic efforts to reverse the nation’s coup fail.

A container ship sailing from Odesa will test the legitimacy of Kyiv’s Black Sea humanitarian corridor.

Britain cracks down on Moscow’s espionage efforts.

It’s becoming impossible to ignore Moscow’s currency crisis.

But OPEC+ members continue slashing supply to drive up prices.

Africa’s strongest regional bloc risks looking weak in the face of rising junta support.

Driving consumer prices up may be hard after zero-COVID ravaged the nation’s economy.