Umar Kremlev paid for two nights of celebration after the wedding, Donald Trump Jr. and his wife confirmed.

Saudi Arabia is racing to repair a critical oil pipeline shut down by drone attacks. The disruption threatens to remove another major source of crude from global markets.

Plus: Treasury to sanction ‘large bank’ on Monday for Iran dealings, and a cluster of Polymarket accounts won big on companies audited by KPMG.

The five-year pledge comes alongside research from TD Economics estimating that overall Canadian nation-building capital investments could reach up to $1.2 trillion by 2035.

Cricket, long regarded in the U.K. as the game of the upper classes, is experiencing a revival—without some of its famously haughty traditions.

Justin Sun says he is suing top actress Jing Tian to recover a staggering marriage fee after their romance fizzled.

Engineers in Russia are using Chinese components to mass-produce inexpensive arms and steal a march on its adversaries.

A Houthi offensive in Yemen has put a second vital energy corridor in the region under the sway of Iran and its allies.

High in the Himalayas, cutthroat competition is squeezing the Tibetans who scour the hills several weeks a year for a prized delicacy.

Regional security forces are bombing jungle encampments, capturing kingpins and killing couriers with Washington’s help.

The finding deepens U.S.-China tensions ahead of the Trump-Xi summit as officials examine possible Chinese help tracking American warships.

The union representing over 9,000 of the automaker’s Canadian employees declared an impasse on talks toward a new labor deal.

Many islanders are resigned to an American presence and are wary of China, as Japan shifts toward stronger defense.

The kingdom said drones fired from Iraq damaged the East-West pipeline, which can carry up to 7 million barrels of oil a day.

Oil prices slipped back Friday after a string of gains, but ended the week sharply higher as traders assessed growing risks to Middle East crude exports.

The capture of an island and coastal town tightens the militants’ grip on the Bab al-Mandeb strait, a crucial alternative to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

The gathering, which starts Monday, seeks to pair companies pitching projects with some of the world’s top asset managers responsible for assets totaling over $100 trillion.

As President Trump blows hot and cold, a summit in New Delhi presents an opportunity for two giant neighbors to smooth over their differences.

The potential deals, which could include large investments in nuclear energy, are part of last year’s U.S.-South Korea trade deal.

The country has hundreds of projects in development, but they are now threatened by growing instability in the Himalayas.