European markets opened weaker Monday morning as stocks digested the U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran, the broadening out of conflict across the Middle East and the attendant spike in oil prices. With the STOXX Europe 600 index falling 1.

U.S. Treasury yields moved higher on Monday even after the U.S. and Israel launched attacks on Iran over the weekend as investors failed to use the U.S. bond market as a safe haven.A spike in oil prices raised inflation worries,

Argentina’s largest trade union group has sued to block President Javier Milei’s sweeping labor reform, saying it violates the constitution.

France will boost its nuclear warheads and allow limited deployment of nuclear aircraft to allies as Europe reassesses security.

The Sudbury Police Department said one of their dispatchers suffered minor injuries while serving with the United States Navy during the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran.The dispatcher, who now wishes to remain anonymous,

Haiti’s government has opened a 10-day registration period for political parties to run in an upcoming general election

British foreign minister Yvette Cooper said on Monday that her team was looking at all options, including evacuation, to help hundreds of thousands of UK citizens leave Gulf countries which are now being targeted by Iran.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte commends U.S.-led strikes against Iranian targets, including nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities, in 'Operation Epic Fury'.