Greenland separatists break through in Denmark vote
Naleraq wins its first seat in Copenhagen at a sensitive political moment Greenland’s Naleraq party has secured its first seat in the Danish parliament, giving a stronger voice in Copenhagen to a
Canada responds to U.S. steel and lumber tariffs
Ottawa introduces new industry support Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced new measures on Wednesday to support the steel and lumber sectors following steep tariffs imposed by the United States. U.S. President
U.S. and Switzerland near deal to cut 39% tariffs
The United States and Switzerland are reportedly close to finalizing a trade agreement that would reduce the 39% tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump in August. The potential deal, which could lower
Trump Unleashes New Tariffs on Furniture and Trucks
Major price hikes coming for household goods President Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs set to take effect October 1, 2025, targeting a wide range of consumer goods. Among the most impactful:
Trump Delays New Russia Sanctions Amid Strategic Concerns
Peace ambitions clash with battlefield realities U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened harsher sanctions against Russia should President Vladimir Putin refuse to negotiate peace or implement a ceasefire in Ukraine. Yet,
Trump threatens new tariffs over tech tax policies
US signals retaliation against digital service levies President Donald Trump has issued a sharp warning to countries that impose taxes or regulations targeting American tech giants, threatening to retaliate with tariffs and
Trump floats U.S. air support for Ukraine peace
Washington signals shift in strategy President Donald Trump said the United States will not deploy ground troops in Ukraine but could provide air support as part of a broader peace arrangement. Speaking
China expels US warship from South China Sea
Incident near Scarborough Shoal China said Wednesday it had warned and “driven away” the US destroyer USS Higgins after it sailed near the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea, one
Trump lifts tariff threat on imported gold
Reversal follows market jitters over customs ruling President Donald Trump has stepped in to remove gold from the latest round of U.S. import tariffs, quashing fears that the precious metal would face
Trump Doubles Down on Tariffs With Copper, Brazil Duties
Trump Doubles Down on Tariffs With Copper, Brazil Duties New 50% tariffs set to begin on August 1 President Donald Trump intensified his global trade campaign on Wednesday by announcing sweeping new
Russia Hits Kyiv in Deadliest Attack This Year
Overnight strikes kill 15, injure more than 150 in Ukraine Russian missile and drone strikes devastated parts of Kyiv overnight, killing at least 15 people and injuring 156 others, in what Ukrainian
Trump Talks with Putin: No Immediate Peace for Ukraine
U.S. President Donald Trump held a lengthy conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, discussing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Despite the hour-long discussion, Trump conceded that the talks would not
Bulgaria to Join the Eurozone in 2026
The European Commission and the European Central Bank (ECB) have approved Bulgaria’s adoption of the euro, with the currency switch set to occur on January 1, 2026. This milestone makes Bulgaria the