A deepening political crisis in Bosnia Herzegovina. The autonomous Serb region bans state police and the judiciary, after its leader is convicted of undermining the national constitution. Both the US and EU are condemning the move. So what might happen next?

The US president has renewed his criticism of Kyiv’s approach to his diplomatic push to end the war, saying that it has been “easier” to deal with Moscow. “I’m finding it more difficult, frankly, to deal with Ukraine, and they don’t have the cards,” he said in the Oval Office. Trump has been stressing for weeks that Ukraine’s position in the conflict is weak and dependent on US support. The US president underscored his earlier statement threatening Russia with sanctions and tariffs for bombing Ukraine, saying that he is “trying to help” Kyiv. “Ukraine has to get on the ball and get a job done,” he told reporters.

Silicon Valley’s “broligarchy” rose to power with the inauguration of US President Donald Trump, putting tech billionaires like Elon Musk in key roles. Ahead of International Women’s Day, we speak with a journalist who investigated Musk’s takeover of Twitter to uncover what the tech elite has in store for women in the US.

Security forces in Syria are battling gunmen loyal to deposed President Bashar al-Assad in the country’s coastal region for a second day, with dozens of people reported killed in the fighting. Syrian authorities said remnants of the removed al-Assad regime launched a deadly and well-planned attack on their forces in Latakia on Thursday.

United States President Donald Trump is pushing to slash public spending and implement tariffs on countries including China, Canada and Mexico, straining diplomatic relations. He, together with billionaire Elon Musk, is also gutting the federal government and purging its workforce. What impact will these measures have on US citizens? And how will they affect the country’s global standing?

After three years of Western sanctions, Russia could once again be open for American businesses — but only if a deal can be done to end the war in Ukraine. US President Trump says he wants to see major economic deals with Russia, and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says there are "extraordinary" opportunities there. Moscow says it is open to economic cooperation, but its war-driven economy is overheated, interest rates are high, and the business environment is unpredictable. The European Union and India aim to finalise a free trade deal by 2025. Germany is planning to relax debt rules to boost defence spending. Plus, why are so many Senegalese people unemployed?

Colin Clarke, Director of Research at The Soufan Group, has told Al Jazeera that Trump’s meddling with the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas risked backfiring. “My concern here is that the US injecting itself right in the middle of these negotiations and almost usurping the Israeli position, and Trump putting his thumb on the scale here, that it’s ultimately going to be counterproductive,” Clarke said. “He was unhappy with the slow pace of the negotiations, but again, these have been taking place on and off for the better part of 15 months.”

At least 13 people have been killed in Syria after an ambush by loyalists of the former regime. The attack highlights ongoing instability and the persistent threat of armed groups across the country. Local sources report that the ambush took place in a volatile region, where clashes between various factions continue to shape Syria’s security landscape.

US President Donald Trump has signed additional executive orders in the Oval Office, further shaping his administration’s policies.

Tariffs are central to US economic and foreign policy in the new Trump administration. The reverberations of his supporters' cheers are matched only by the shudders of apprehension globally. So, what's in store for the US and the world?