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Trump’s beer tariffs could hit 100,000 EU jobs – FT
Brewers are asking Brussels to defend them from dramatic new US import taxes, the newspaper has reported
Apr 6, 2025 10:15
Trump starts US withdrawal from WHO – again
The US president had initiated the exit during his first term, a move later reversed by Joe Biden
Jan 21, 2025 15:08
Panama responds to Trump’s threat to retake vital waterway
The US president-elect has vowed to prevent the “US canal” from falling into “the wrong hands”
Dec 23, 2024 01:26
Like the Soviets with communism, US mission to ‘democratize’ Afghanistan failed as it couldn’t impose what it doesn’t have at home Opinion
Every once in a while, the US messes up so badly that it actually notices. This time, the chaos is in Afghanistan. Snatching defeat from the jaws of stalemate, it has now ended a disgraceful 20-year war with a self-inflicted rout.
Aug 25, 2021 10:49
Japan and IOC are resisting pressure to postpone Tokyo Olympics… but for how much longer?
With the sporting landscape decimated by the coronavirus pandemic currently overwhelming the world, the one major event yet to be called off is this summer's Tokyo Olympics, leaving athletes in a type of competitive limbo.
Mar 22, 2020 14:08
Find out who really ‘owns the press’ after Musk’s comment causes stir
Elon Musk caused a stir when he asked, “who do you think *owns* the press?” in a Twitter thread – but the names of the people and companies who have amassed control of the bulk of US media is definitely not a well-kept secret.
May 28, 2018 21:53
Trump uses NATO to police 'disloyal' Europeans Opinion
The growing rift in the transatlantic alliance is set to blow wide open after US President Trump used a top-level meeting with NATO this week to blast Germany and other European members for being “disloyal”.
May 18, 2018 16:13
Unlucky Seventh: ‘Asian curse’ continues to haunt US Pacific Fleet
The year 2017 has not been kind to the US Navy, which has suffered a series of accidents –with a total of 20 fatalities - in the Pacific Rim region. Everything from sleep deprivation to poor training has been blamed.
Nov 28, 2017 15:16
Cameron vows to scrap Human Rights Act, civil liberties groups outraged
Prime Minister David Cameron has vowed to scrap the Human Rights Act if the Conservatives are re-elected in Britain’s 2015 general election. The controversial proposal has stoked the ire of civil rights groups across the nation.
Oct 1, 2014 18:04
Royal Mail rip-off sale cost taxpayers £1bn
Taxpayers may have lost 1 billion pounds from the undervaluing of Royal Mail shares following October’s privatization, said a committee of MPs.
Jul 11, 2014 10:36