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As Britain prepares for a new prime minister, Amanda Blanc, chief executive of insurer Aviva, discussed the challenges businesses face when navigating changes in government leadership at the FT Global Insurance Summit.

South Korea rolled out sweeping chip and AI mega-projects, as President Lee Jae Myung pledged to cement overwhelming industry leadership with investments worth more than $576 billion over several years

Breaking: Are we on the BRINK of NUCLEAR WAR? The Cold War taught us that NUCLEAR competition between superpowers requires constant communication, agreed-upon limits, and mutual understanding of the catastrophic cost of escalation. For decades after the Soviet Union collapsed, we thought those lessons were permanently etched into strategic doctrine. Today, we face a situation that echoes the 1960s in every significant way. Nine (9) nations now possess NUCLEAR weapons. There is no shared understanding of escalation thresholds. The frameworks that prevented NUCLEAR WAR have been dismantled, and no one has built replacements. We are reliving the most dangerous period in human history, but this time with more NUCLEAR powers and less experience. Read my comprehensive assessment of the current strategic environment and what American leadership must do. Link in comments.

Leaving Vietnam as a refugee 51 years ago and returning today as the Acting Secretary of the Navy is a powerful, full-circle reminder of what is possible when blessed with freedom and opportunity.   Our productive visit strengthened US-Vietnam relations and our naval partnership.   Progress often starts simply: two Sailors sitting down, sharing a common bond, and working together to achieve mutual goals. What we accomplished extends beyond the pier—strengthening the trust to keep sea lanes open, defend freedom of navigation, and preserve peace through strength across the Pacific.   Thanks @POTUS, @SecRubio, and @SecWar for your leadership and commitment to ensuring our @USNavy and @USMC have what they need to maintain maritime dominance.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has frequently appeared in public with his teenage daughter, Kim Ju Ae, involving her in ceremonial parades and missile launches. Daniel Tudor explains why experts believe she is being lined up for leadership.