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The DOJ dropped its criminal investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell, clearing the way for the Senate to confirm Kevin Warsh
Trump official Michael Kratsios says Chinese entities stealing from American labs
Donald Tusk also suggested that the EU step up its own mutual defense commitment
Federal Council sets out plans for banking reform after months of lobbying by country’s biggest lender
By Humeyra Pamuk, Ariba Shahid and Asif Shahzad WASHINGTON/ISLAMABAD, April 17 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump expressed confidence that an agreement could soon be reached to end the Iran war and urged the Tehran-aligned Hezbollah group to hold its fire as a 10-day truce went in to effect between Lebanon and Israel. Trump said the next meeting between the United States and Iran could take place at the weekend and an extension of a two-week ceasefire was possible, but may not be needed as Tehran wanted a deal
This is a prime minister who does not understand the difficult trade-offs involved in governing
NATO chief Mark Rutte said Wednesday that the military alliance's members were discussing the "best way" to open the Strait of Hormuz, through which a large chunk of the world's oil supply normally passes. "I have been in contact with many allies. We all agree, of course, that strait has to open up again. And what I know is that allies are working together, discussing how to do that, what is the best way to do it," Rutte told a news conference during a visit to a NATO exercise in northern Norway
Republicans say the war will end when Trump declares victory. But Iran will have a say over the conclusion, too
Conservatives accuse Sir Keir Starmer of misleading parliament over appointment of former ambassador to the US
Oil production in the Middle East dropped by over a quarter in March, as the Iran war continues to destabilize the world’s energy supply. OPEC’s production plunged 27%, from 28.7 million barrels per day to 20.8 million, according to data released by the organization on Monday. The nosedive was driven by losses in Iraq, Saudi […]
Howard Lutnick, President Trump’s commerce secretary, derided Canada’s trade strategy and said a North American deal needed to be reworked
Lords reform, electoral systems, judicial independence, and the erosion of democratic norms.