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EU demands clarity after U.S. court sinks Trump tariffs
The European Union’s executive arm is demanding answers from the United States after the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated several of President Donald Trump’s broad tariff measures, a ruling that has rattled the foundations of a hard-won trans-Atlantic trade pact. The European Commission, which oversees trade policy for the EU’s 27 member states, called for “full…
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U.S. troops arrive in Nigeria for training as security crisis deepens
Roughly 100 American troops, along with military equipment, have landed in Nigeria for a training...
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U.S. troops to train Nigerian military as extremist threats rise
The United States is deploying troops to Nigeria to train the country’s military in countering...
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Nigeria’s First Lady Oluremi Tinubu courts U.S. support, praises strike on militants amid security tensions
Nigeria’s ongoing security crisis and tensions with the United States over religious...
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TikTok secures U.S. future with new American partnership
TikTok has secured its future in the United States by forming a new American entity, ending years of uncertainty over a potential ban that could have affected the platform’s more than 200 million...
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U.S. officially withdraws from WHO, stirring global health debate
The United States has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization, ending a 78-year partnership that began with the agency’s founding. The move comes a year after President Donald Trump...
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Trump threatens 10% tariffs on eight European nations over Greenland
President Donald Trump on Saturday threatened extensive new tariffs against eight European countries, linking the proposed trade penalties to their resistance to U.S. control of Greenland in a move that...
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Judge signals court freeze on Trump administration move to strip legal protections from immigrant families
A federal judge signaled on Friday that she intends to halt, at least temporarily, the Trump administration’s move to shut down a program that granted short-term legal protection to more than 10,000...
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Somalia refutes U.S. allegation of food aid warehouse demolition
Somalia’s government has denied claims from the United States that authorities in the country destroyed a U.S.-funded food aid warehouse and seized supplies meant for vulnerable civilians, a dispute...
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U.S. halts Somalia aid after alleged seizure of food meant for the poor
The United States has halted all assistance that supports Somalia’s federal government after accusing Somali authorities of tearing down an American-funded World Food Program warehouse and taking...
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Trump unveils plan for Venezuela to ship up to 50 million barrels of oil to U.S.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday unveiled an extensive proposal linking Venezuela’s oil reserves to the aftermath of a dramatic U.S. military operation that captured Nicolás Maduro, saying...
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Mali, Burkina Faso hit back at U.S. with entry ban on Americans
Mali and Burkina Faso have announced reciprocal restrictions on U.S. citizens. They are saying Americans will no longer be allowed to enter their countries following a recent U.S. travel ban targeting...
