Trump Says EU Tariffs Will Proceed, Calls UK ‘Out of Line’ but Open to a Deal
Trump has insisted that EU tariffs will go ahead, criticises the UK as “out of line,” but remains open to negotiating a deal.
Trump has insisted that EU tariffs will go ahead, criticises the UK as “out of line,” but remains open to negotiating a deal.
China, Canada and Mexico, in response to Trump’s tariff announcement, have said they will impose similar tariffs on US goods
Trump has confirmed targeted airstrikes on ISIS planners in Somalia, vowing to eliminate threats to US security.
:A medical transport plane has crashed into buildings in Philadelphia, injuring people, sparking fires, and causing devastation.
India has introduced tax relief for the middle class to stimulate growth, with a focus on reducing the budget deficit.
Elon Musk’s aides have allegedly restricted government employees’ access to computer systems at a US agency, sources say.
German party CDU may once again turn to the far-right for support in an upcoming immigration vote.
Israeli spyware company Paragon has targeted nearly 100 journalists and activists via WhatsApp, compromising their devices, Meta confirms
Trump has linked the fatal Potomac River crash to FAA diversity policies, despite lack of evidence and ongoing investigation.
Anxiety has gripped Nigerians in the US as Trump renews deportation push, sparking fears of large-scale ICE raids.
President Trump has warned BRICS nations of severe economic consequences if they attempt to replace the US dollar.
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from transferring a transgender inmate to a male facility, citing legal and safety concerns.
Trump has claimed the Army Black Hawk helicopter involved in the Washington DC crash exceeded altitude limits, revealing new details.
Inflation in the US climbed in December, with consumer spending accelerating, potentially delaying Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.
Businesses, consumers, and farmers across North America are prepared for the impact of Trump’s looming tariffs, set to take effect soon.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro on Friday urged undocumented Colombians in the US to quit their jobs “immediately” and return home.
Taiwan has banned government use of Chinese AI service DeepSeek, citing security risks over data transmission and potential information leaks.
Hamas will release three Israeli hostages, including a US citizen, on Saturday, but the fate of others remains unclear.
Myanmar’s military has extended the state of emergency for another six months, citing the need for stability ahead of planned elections.
Japan is considering backing a $44 billion Alaska gas pipeline to strengthen ties with President Trump, sources say.
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