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Europe's next energy framework faces barriers in grids, energy prices and equipment investment. We examine what its different targets can deliver.

Estonia accuses Russian intelligence of ordering the Milrem arson attack. The company says production and deliveries to Ukraine were unaffected.

Britain will provide a refueling aircraft as Saudi Arabia seeks allied help against Houthi attacks, with Yemen’s peace efforts stalled and fighting spreading.

The US says China will buy at least 10 million tons of American coal annually in 2027–28. Beijing gives no volume; tariff cuts await implementation.

Bangkok declares a disaster across all 50 districts as full canals slow drainage. Patient transfers are under way, with more rain forecast through September 27.

YMTC won German injunctions over 3D NAND technology. What enforcement, licensing costs and memory prices could mean for Micron’s shares and earnings.

The US-China trade truce now runs to 10 January 2027. Disputes over purchases and rare earths explain why businesses still lack long-term certainty.

Meta’s VR glasses launch in spring 2027 at $1,299.99. The 100-gram eyewear uses a tethered module for power and processing, targeting films, sport and work.

IonQ plans to link Superion 256 with NVIDIA GPUs in 2027. The project will test hybrid quantum computing, with practical speed and cost gains still unproven.

George Yeo recalls high morale despite poor work-life balance. Singapore's development offers context for his remarks on unhappiness and achievement.

Lithuania’s PM says the country would resist a Russian attack. Evacuation plans include help for older residents as officials investigate a drone incursion.

Zheng Shuai’s family accuses Hunan police of demanding 100 million yuan for his release. A new report says his case remains unresolved.

Trump promises a larger U.S. military presence in Greenland. Denmark stresses sovereignty as troop numbers, new bases and costs remain undisclosed.

Taiwan’s Bangkok travel fair combines temple traditions, regional food and flight deals as tourism officials seek independent and repeat visitors.

Saudi Arabia left mBridge after a 2025 trial, the FT reports. Who remains in the digital currency project, and what does the exit mean for Gulf payments?