Morning Brief

Although the details of the report are an open secret, its publication further signals a break with Riyadh.

Texas is the capital of U.S. oil and gas production, but a record cold snap has tested the state’s standalone electricity grid model.

The U.S. and Canadian leaders seek to put tensions over the Keystone XL pipeline behind them as they meet virtually today.

Although the details of the IAEA deal are not yet known, it appears to give the United States and its allies more time to pursue diplomacy.

After months of warnings, the group of wealthy nations has begun to put forward solutions to the lopsided distribution of coronavirus vaccines.

Australian users found themselves locked out of news pages as the company flexed its muscles ahead of proposed regulations.

The former Brexit negotiator has sparked rumors of a presidential bid, but the race seems frozen in 2017.

Erdogan declared U.S. condemnation of the deaths a “joke,” before the United States delivered a swift clarification.

Trump’s defense team will provide a short rebuttal today before resting its case, with acquittal all but assured.

Myanmar’s generals have proven they can survive sanctions. But sustained public pressure may be harder to endure.

Although Trump’s defense team underwhelmed in opening presentations, acquittal still seems the most likely outcome.

EU member states took action on Monday following a disastrous trip to Moscow by the bloc’s foreign policy chief.