








China’s economy continues to show signs of resilience in official data, but prolonged weakness in the property sector is weighing heavily on confidence among businesses and consumers.


UK high streets saw a decline in foot traffic on Boxing Day, as shoppers increasingly opt for online shopping despite the traditional post-Christmas sales.


The United States has approved an annual export license allowing TSMC to continue operating its chip manufacturing facility in Nanjing, China, amid ongoing technologynology and security tensions.


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets former U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House to discuss expanding negotiations with Iran amid renewed signals that Tehran is open to a deal.


Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s office has warned a whistleblower’s attorney that briefing members of Congress on a highly classified complaint could violate federal law, intensifying a political and legal dispute over the handling and timing of the complaint’s delivery to lawmakers.


Lawyers representing student protesters say they were unaware that a man who joined a physical confrontation during a campus protest was the local police chief. The incident has raised serious concerns about transparency and protest policing.