President Trump delivered a speech at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, where he reportedly poked fun at the press and hurled insults, highlighting ongoing tensions between his administration and the media.

India and Romania are working towards an agreement to facilitate the movement of skilled professionals between the two countries. Discussions also focused on doubling commercial exchanges, with Constanța Port being a key point of interest.

Several European countries have introduced stricter regulations for e-scooters, but researchers note that evidence on which measures are most effective at reducing harm remains limited.

Japan is establishing AI dialogue frameworks with countries like India and Malaysia, aiming to reduce its reliance on dominant US and Chinese firms and promote its domestic AI companies globally.

The White House has quickly come to Donald Trump's defense following 'Reacher' star Alan Ritchson's recent podcast appearance where he made strong accusations against the former president regarding the Epstein files.

Tariffs are back, but this time there is a war in the Persian Gulf and oil has hit $100 a barrel.

A new report analyzes how recently imposed US tariffs are affecting India's competitive standing against other global economies.

Roger Rogoff, a US attorney fired by Trump within 54 minutes, is challenging his removal, arguing federal law protected his position until a permanent successor was confirmed by the Senate.

President Trump and Republicans are grappling with the political consequences of the ongoing conflict with Iran, which could significantly influence the upcoming fall elections.

Housekeeping staff at a dementia care facility are set to begin a three-day strike, with a trade union citing a lack of progress in regrading 20 staff involved in a dispute.

The latest Henley Passport Index for 2026 has identified the 10 most powerful African passports, ranking countries based on the number of visa-free destinations available to their citizens.

Erin McLaughlin of The Conference Board states that tariffs are contributing to increased inflation and a slowdown in economic activity.

A list of eight countries has been announced that will not be participating in the 2030 FIFA World Cup, years before the qualification campaign officially begins.

Mali's significant gold and lithium deposits add a mineral dimension to the region as reports suggest the Trump team is considering strikes against al Qaeda-linked terrorists in the Sahel.

Harmeet Dhillon stated that the Trump Department of Justice will prosecute every illegal vote found, citing a 'broken windows' strategy. This announcement follows a bombshell revelation regarding noncitizen voter rolls in New Jersey.

Russia's Zolotaya Korona money transfer system has ceased allowing transfers to Georgia after the European Union implemented its latest package of sanctions against Moscow, removing Georgia from its list of available countries.

The profitability of US auto groups is presented as an example of why tariffs remain appealing, even though protectionism is rarely without cost.

Cyprus organized a two-day seminar for 27 Port State Control inspectors from 11 Mediterranean countries, providing specialist training on cargo securing to strengthen regional cooperation on maritime safety and ship inspections.

The United States has implemented a new wave of tariffs affecting dozens of countries. This action signifies a significant shift in global trade policy, impacting numerous international trade relationships.

Tehran and Islamabad are exploring avenues to enhance scientific collaboration between their respective countries.

The US Trade Representative, Jamieson Greer, announced revised tariff rates on 60 economies, including a reduction from 12.5% to 10% for India, just before the expiry of temporary additional duties.

Reports indicate that Spain's recent actions or policies are beginning to cause irritation among other countries in Europe.

Environmental groups are raising alarms over plans for Trump's border wall, which they say threaten Quitobaquito Springs in south-west Arizona, a 'biological wonderland' home to rare fish and turtles and sacred to the O’odham people.

Conor Oberst of Bright Eyes opens up about being 'really close to the edge' with personal struggles and finding it 'almost impossible' to write about the Trump era, stating that 'you can't satirise what is already like a parody.'

Japan is creating its first modern spy agency since World War II, a move aligned with President Donald Trump’s push for Japanese self-reliance and a long-standing desire among Tokyo conservatives to build intelligence capabilities.

A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration's attempt to re-detain a pro-Palestinian Georgetown scholar. This follows similar rulings in other federal appeals courts regarding pro-Palestinian campus activists.

The Africa CDC boss has called for more resources to mobilize an effective response to Ebola and other disease outbreaks, noting that African countries have so far raised approximately US$110 million.

US President Donald Trump delivered a speech at the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner, criticizing 'fake news' and joking about a potential 2028 presidential campaign.

A report indicates that former President Trump was forced to switch planes in Turkey during a trip due to a credible threat from Iran-backed terrorist proxies. The incident involved Air Force One and prompted a mid-trip change of aircraft.

Russia has imposed a ban on the import of Armenian dairy products, citing alleged health and safety violations. This move impacts the Armenian dairy industry and trade relations between the two countries.

A record 31.6 million people were employed in the European Union in 2024 to meet the final demand for goods and services from non-EU economies, accounting for 14.4% of total employment across the bloc, according to Eurostat.

Japan is establishing AI dialogue frameworks with countries like India and Malaysia, and other Global South partners, to reduce its reliance on leading US and Chinese AI firms and promote its domestic AI companies internationally.

Developing countries, including India and South Africa, are leading an initiative to build or expand official emergency fuel buffers after experiencing rationing during the Middle East conflict.

A UCLA study reveals that raids related to Trump's aggressive immigration offensive caused nearly $3.2 million in losses for Hispanic businesses in Los Angeles in 2025.

Vice President Shettima emphasized the importance of Africa controlling its own resources and trade, stating his presence was at the behest of President Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda to review global best practices.

Thousands of Albanian youth have taken to the streets since late May in anti-government protests, dubbed the 'Flamingo Revolution,' sparked by opposition to real estate projects led by the Trump family on a local island.

The Tehran Times has published an analysis titled 'Reaping the Whirlwind: $100 Oil and Ruined US Bases Shatter Trump’s Iran Strategy.' The article discusses the impact of rising oil prices and damaged US bases on Trump's approach to Iran.

President Trump expressed anger as the newly completed $4.7 billion Gordie Howe International Bridge, connecting Michigan to Ontario, opened without a joint US-Canada ceremony, following Canada's withdrawal in protest of Trump's tariff threats.

The 'sell chips, buy software' trade has re-emerged on Wall Street, marking another volatile week for investors. This trend reflects a shift in investment strategy as the market reacts to various economic and sector-specific factors.

A lawsuit claims that FEMA and DHS are withholding federal funds from 25 states that do not support former President Trump’s immigration and election policies, demanding changes to electoral systems and cooperation with immigration authorities.

A Fox pundit drew a comparison between a recent declaration by former President Trump and George W. Bush's infamous 'mission accomplished' scene aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln 23 years ago.

MS University in Baroda, India, has welcomed students from 31 countries, with Bangladesh leading in international enrolments.

The yield on the 10-year Treasury bond has significantly risen to its highest level during what would be Trump's second term, influenced by factors such as the Iran war, government spending concerns, and increased artificial intelligence spending.

A report indicates that the trade deal between the UK and the US, initially touted as world-beating, now appears less favorable as other countries have secured better terms, despite US tariffs on the UK remaining unchanged.

Electricity costs are expected to increase in the coming months due to various factors including low water levels in Nordic countries, Middle East instability, and a recent corporate takeover.

Despite the increasing overlap between big business and the Trump administration, investing in broad index funds is suggested as a more prudent strategy than focusing on politically tied stocks.

Judge James Boasberg found that the Trump administration's visa policy may constitute viewpoint discrimination by targeting those favoring content moderation, delivering a fresh immigration setback to Trump.

Kazakhstan has risen to 53rd place out of 150 countries in the May 2026 Special Edition of the Global Investment Risk and Resilience Index (GIRRI), an improvement from its previous 70th position.

The trade body Offshore Energies UK is urging the UK Government to provide a 'powerful reset' for the energy sector by backing controversial oil and gas projects in the North Sea.

Global anxieties about inflation have returned, fueled by oil prices nearing $100 per barrel and the imposition of new tariffs, signaling potential economic headwinds.

The Trump administration is reportedly expanding its efforts to revamp voting rules and seize state election powers, drawing warnings from US courts, state officials, and Democrats who fear it endangers voting rights and the rule of law.

Two recent international events, the NATO Summit and a King's birthday celebration, held in different countries and under varying circumstances, conveyed a shared message of loyalty to cultural heritage and historical traditions.

U.S.-Iran strikes escalate, affecting global energy markets, Trump imposes double-digit tariffs on dozens of countries, Vigil held in Madison, Wisconsin, for man killed by police.

The fresh tariffs announced hours before temporary 10 per cent levies expired

Houthi attacks forced several other tankers to turn around and head north through the Suez Canal

US missiles have struck targets in Iran, even as the Trump administration appears to be shifting towards diplomatic solutions in the escalating conflict. The path towards de-escalation remains uncertain following these actions.

Syria, a country ravaged by war and sanctions, requires an estimated US$216 billion for reconstruction, with its economic revival potentially offering an alternative trade route to the Strait of Hormuz.

Unpublished government documents reveal that Aughinish Alumina, an Irish plant, has significantly increased its sales to Russia since the war began, struggling to find buyers in other European countries.

The United States launched strikes against Iran, extending from south to north, in response to threats made by former President Trump regarding Red Sea shipping, which has seen Houthi attacks force tankers to reroute.

India and South Africa are leading an effort among developing countries to build or expand official emergency fuel stockpiles, prompted by rationing experiences during the Middle East conflict.

The president’s appearance at the dinner came after months of warring with the press

Beijing is developing overland trade routes across Central Asia, including a new link to Afghanistan via Uzbekistan, to mitigate vulnerabilities exposed by disruptions in global shipping chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz.

A federal judge has upheld the safety of the abortion medication mifepristone and ordered the Trump administration to examine and consider overturning existing restrictions, ruling them arbitrary and capricious.

Wall Street investors are reportedly facing significant challenges, including the prospect of $100 oil, ongoing tariffs, and anxieties surrounding artificial intelligence.

New Zealand's special agricultural trade envoy, Nathan Guy, stated that exporters across various sectors are bracing for increased uncertainty due to potential new US tariffs, which are also expected to face court challenges.

House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed frustration over another internal GOP rebellion, as he struggles to pass legislation aligned with Trump’s agenda with his razor-thin majority.

A three-judge panel has ruled in favor of Trump allies, allowing Tennessee's redrawn congressional map to stand for the upcoming Aug. 6 primary, rejecting claims that it targeted Black voters in Memphis.

Iran has issued a warning to countries assisting a potential US attack, as Middle East tensions drive Brent crude oil prices above $100 a barrel for the first time since May.

An article explores the paradox of India possessing significant talent while many individuals opt to pursue career opportunities and build ventures in other countries.

The Tehran Times published an article questioning whether former US President Trump's aggressive stance against Iran is pushing the global economy towards a catastrophic collapse.

The UK's potential trade deal with the Trump administration is no longer seen as a 'world-beating' prospect. Analysis suggests that the initial high expectations for the agreement have diminished.

The Kharkiv region has received 250 power transformers, valued at over EUR 1.2 million, provided with the support of Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade through the Ukraine Energy Support Fund.

It is shifting from a shakedown to a lock-in

Hong Kong's trade promotion body plans to establish a new office in Egypt within nine months to expand its presence in Africa, while also reallocating resources to Nordic countries through its European bases.

Hillel initially filed, then withdrew, a brief supporting Harvard's efforts against campus antisemitism, arguing that Trump administration moves to defund the school were unhelpful to Jewish students.

Indian exporters are expressing concerns that new US tariffs could lead to a diversion of textile input sourcing, potentially impacting India's textile industry.

Western countries often assume Iran's actions are directed at them, but a deeper understanding of Iran's internal dynamics and motivations is crucial for effective negotiations.

There are worries that the UK could become less competitive as US imports from other countries will be treated differently under the new regime.

A commentary discusses the public's view that politicians are generally corrupt, highlighting a distinction between ordinary influence peddling and the alleged outright self-enrichment by the Trump family.

South Korean carmaker Kia reported a 4.9 percent drop in its second-quarter operating profit, attributing the decline to US auto tariffs and increased sales incentives despite achieving record revenue and vehicle sales.

Estonia and other like-minded countries were unsuccessful in their opposition to the allocation scheme for €540 million from the EU agricultural crisis reserve, failing to secure a larger share of aid for their farmers.