Sin crudo de Venezuela ni México, Cuba enfrenta apagones más severos y medidas de emergencia. Washington y La Habana libran un pulso político que pone a prueba una red eléctrica ya colapsada. https://t.co/5LeRNAbev1 ...

One million people in Somalia are under threat of severe hunger amid a lack of funding to tackle disasters, according to a leading domestic charity https://t.co/hIlut1vObc ...

Hapag-Lloyd has signed a deal to buy Israeli competitor Zim https://t.co/CcMMSFUpCT ...

Some staunch gold bulls are shrugging off the precious metal’s historic correction and holding out for another surge to unheard-of levels https://t.co/WAsV3VYGVD ...

The British public has never been more in favour of cutting taxes and shrinking the state, according to the latest British Social Attitudes Survey. What’s to blame for this sudden libertarianism? Student loans seem a plausible candidate. https://t.co/N4mKFkhFua ...

The Pentagon is close to cutting ties with Anthropic and may label the AI company a supply chain risk after becoming frustrated with restrictions on how it can use the technology, Axios reported https://t.co/HW2bq6R3yp ...

As winter draws to a close, traders are betting on shifts in the polar vortex, but accurate long-term forecasts of cold weather remain a challenge -- @jwertz https://t.co/yuRqooNfVP ...

Thousands of users reported issues accessing Elon Musk’s social media platform X on Monday https://t.co/ztkBLqbShd ...

A political bloc led by Bulgaria’s former President Rumen Radev could win a snap parliamentary election planned for April, according to an opinion poll https://t.co/RtXlLGUmFV ...

Euro-area finance chiefs are pushing to expand the single currency’s global role, as US President Donald Trump roils markets and the US dollar weakens https://t.co/WmF6N1vB4r ...