The UK prime minister says talks in Beijing made headway on trade, visas and closer bilateral ties.

Iran lashes out at the EU after its Revolutionary Guards were placed on the blocs terrorist list, warning the decision is "irresponsible" and could fuel further instability.

Negotiations continue with Republicans and the White House as Democrats demand changes to ICE policy ahead of a looming shutdown deadline.

Kyiv raises concerns after reports that Russian drones used Starlink during attacks across Ukraine.

Despite strong demand from Chinese firms and US approval for exports, Beijing's hesitation to allow imports has been the main barrier to shipments.

"It went well in a very constructive atmosphere and tone, and new meetings are planned. It's not that things are solved, but it's good," said Denmark's foreign minister.

Gold prices have gained more than 27 per cent this year following a 64 per cent jump in 2025.

Moscow seeks to preserve its remaining military presence as ties with Damascus are rebuilt.

The US Secretary of State tells lawmakers relations are improving and military action is not expected.

In October, Amazon slashed 14,000 white-collar jobs.