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How will Iran respond to the attack on their consulate in Syria? What will Israel's invasion of Rafah look like? What's the fallout from Ecuador's raid of a Mexican embassy? Ian Bremmer shares his insights on global politics this week on World In :60.
54: Turkey said Tuesday that it would restrict exports to Israel until there is a cease-fire and increased aid to Gaza. The move came after Israel refused to allow Turkey to air-drop aid into the territory.
Even as the war in Gaza rages, tensions in the occupied West Bank continue to rise, and there is fresh evidence that Iran – a longstanding backer of armed Palestinian groups – has been flooding the territory with weapons over the past couple of years.
UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron visited Washington on Tuesday to lobby for greater material US support for Ukraine.
On Tuesday, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the state must revert to a 123-year-old law making abortions almost entirely illegal except when it is necessary to save a pregnant person’s life.
Harris faces challenges ranging from a housing crisis to beleaguered health services. He pledged to prioritize housing in a speech on Tuesday.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company will receive as much as $6.6 billion from the US government to expand its chip-making complex in Phoenix, Arizona.
Generative AI keeps messing up on important issues about diversity and representation — especially when it comes to love and sex.
The Israeli military is using artificial intelligence to determine bombing targets with cursory oversight from humans, according to reports from The Guardian and +972 Magazine last week.