Thousands rally for "trans liberation" after the UK Supreme Court defines women biologically, sparking fears of rights erosion despite existing protections.

The U.S. Department of Commerce labeled it a historic trade deal-providing unprecedented access to the U.K. markets while bolstering U.S. national security. And it added that the trade deal will usher ...

Trump calls Houthis ‘brave’, U.S., U.K. trade deal announced, Ukrainian drones precede Putin’s parade, Vance says Russia ...

Oman announced that it mediated a ceasefire agreement between the Yemeni Houthis and the United States (U.S.); earlier this ...

The British military launched airstrikes with the United States targeting Yemen’s Houthi rebels, officials said early ...

Closer countries like Turkey and Morocco concentrate on the latest fast fashion trends, as their shorter shipping routes mean they can be quicker to respond to changing tastes. It is not that easy ...

However, unlike Newcastle United’s recent Carabao Cup trophy parade, there will be no focal end point for the parade, due to the expected volume of attendees. Instead, fans are ‘encouraged’ to spread ...

United is launching new 'fifth freedom' flights. Here's how the rare international routes work and why airlines love them.

To counter this cooperation, the United States should consider working with its Canadian allies to open and maintain an equivalent shipping route ... Iceland–United Kingdom gap and the ...

Cargo ships put to sea half empty, fluctuating freight rates and possible shipping route changes are some of ... and transpacific trades to the United States," said Alexandre Charpentier ...

A United Airlines flight from Tokyo to Mongolia? Or Emirates from Mexico City to Barcelona? These routes might seem weird, but are a unique byproduct of decades of globalization and airline evolution ...

Sagar Malik Updated : Apr 20, 2025, 02:08 PM IST In an amazing medical science feat, a baby in the United Kingdom was born two times, so to say. At 20 weeks pregnant, Lucy Isaac, a teacher from Oxford ...