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An unprecedented investment is needed to refit fossil-era grids for renewables and surging electrification. Analysts warn the cost will fall on consumers.

The president announced the import taxes on the European Union as well as a 25 percent tariff on iPhones made outside the United States on Friday.

Tehran has said it won’t pursue nuclear weapons, but isn’t willing to give up its uranium enrichment program.

‘These are cosmetic fixes, not systemic solutions,’ said CCIA Europe’s privacy and safety lead, Claudia Canelles Quaron.

The president said that he expected iPhones from the tech giant to be ’manufactured and built' in the United States.

The Israeli prime minister commented after two Israeli Embassy staffers were fatally shot as they left an event at the Jewish Museum in Washington on May 21.

Julius Malema has been found guilty of hate speech on several occasions for inciting violence against whites, with each conviction overturned on appeal.

The FBI said it is investigating the killings as an ‘act of terror.’

On Oct. 7, 2023, Netanyahu promised to ‘forcefully avenge this dark day,’ but is international pressure going to force him to end his Gaza offensive?

Leaders at the Group of Seven ministerial meeting sought to negotiate Trump’s U.S. tariffs.

The legal action was brought by two Chagossian women who have criticized the lack of consultation with the community during the negotiations.

Hanson assessed the president is preparing his non-interventionist supporters for the possibility of a military showdown with Iran.

Sir Keir Starmer had been expected to attend a virtual ceremony alongside representatives from the Mauritian government to sign off on the deal.

A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.

Spanish authorities confirmed an ongoing investigation is underway into the May 21 shooting of Andriy Portnov, a former aide to a former Ukrainian president.

The European Council confirmed the move while calling on Syria’s new leadership to safeguard the rights of minority groups.

French businesses want to indefinitely delay a directive requiring large companies to monitor their global suppliers for human rights and environmental abuses.

The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected EU criticism and said it ’reflects a total misunderstanding of the complex reality Israel is facing.’

Agenda is expected to include alleged genocide of Afrikaners, trade and tariffs, critical minerals, and Pretoria’s alliances with opponents of America.

The statement was signed by foreign ministers of Canada, Denmark, France, Finland, Iceland, New Zealand and Norway among other nations