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Wastewater could offer clues to the next pandemic.

California startup Lyten is buying a Polish energy-storage factory from Northvolt AB in a bid to become a global leader with its sulfur-based batteries.

Deep cuts to the US Agency for International Development and its potential dismantling under President Donald Trump could result in about 14 million additional deaths by 2030, according to a study released in a prominent medical journal.

Automakers are pushing back against India's proposed carbon emission limits and plans for new standards for lighter cars, terming the South Asian nation's use of regulation to stem planet-warming greenhouse gases as "too aggressive."

China has sanctioned former Philippine Senator Francis Tolentino, prohibiting him from entering mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau, in a rare move as tensions with Manila rise.

Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra revamped her cabinet, a move aimed at easing a political crisis that brought her government to the brink over her handling of a border dispute.

There is no way that the US "deficit/debt bomb" problem can be sustainably dealt with unless there is a bipartisan mix of tax revenue increases and spending decreases, Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio wrote in a post on X.

South Korea's sovereign wealth fund plans to increase allocations to tech startups and venture capital funds as part of its broader push to deepen exposure to artificial intelligence and other disruptive technologies.

In its June 27 ruling in the legal fight over President Donald Trump's January executive order restricting birthright citizenship in the US, the Supreme Court didn't weigh in on which side was right. But it did say that three federal judges were ...

Digital services taxes targeting the revenue of big technology companies have returned as a flash point in President Donald Trump's efforts to rewrite the rules of global trade.