Sweden may need to restrict how much energy its citizens can use, if supplies from the Middle East remain disrupted by the war in Iran, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said https://t.co/YRkyK5wp1I ...

More than 500 people killed in Tanzania election violence, inquiry finds https://t.co/kOViTkDT0t ...

Recessions are inevitable. Recovery is too. ...

Too many no longer believe elections are fair https://t.co/74v3TENNNq ...

Congress has a problem with powerful men preying on female staffers, writes @niamalikah. There’s one obvious way to address it (via @opinion) https://t.co/WIwOzvTM82 ...

First Citizens will retire the Silicon Valley Bank name three years after it acquired the go-to bank for startups in a government-orchestrated deal https://t.co/crR1tVjIdB ...

There’s a new hacker on the scene. Anthropic’s latest model, Mythos, has a talent for finding vulnerabilities in software and figuring out how to exploit them.Our journalists explore whether there is reason to worry, on Inside Tech https://t.co/FRldAozamg ...

Iran and US at an impasse as both sides refuse to back down from their blockades: Here is your Evening Briefing. https://t.co/g2RfsXUQv6 ...

Husqvarna’s CEO said the conflict in the Middle East could trigger a “staycation” effect https://t.co/UTADbhu4sH ...

Malaysia’s king will select a new anti-graft chief, the first official confirmation that current head Azam Baki’s term won’t be renewed when it ends next month.Azam has been under scrutiny since Bloomberg News published two reports in February. One focused on shareholdings in a financial services firm that were worth more than the allowed limit for public officials. The other contained allegations that a group of businessmen was working with MACC officials to intimidate executives and oust them from compani ...