Senator Wyden Introduces Bill to Limit Trump’s Tariff Authority
Wyden unveiled the new legislation a day after criticizing Trump for announcing 50% tariffs in response to a wide range of Canadian goods.
French-Russian nuclear project in Germany approved despite espionage concerns
German authorities approved a controversial French-Russian nuclear project despite espionage concerns.
Trump threatens strikes on Iran’s bridges and power plants over attacks in the Strait of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump stated that the United States will destroy a bridge or power plant in Iran every time Tehran attacks a ship in the Strait of Hormuz.
After OpenAI AI Attack, European Politicians Call for Digital Independence from the US
On Tuesday, OpenAI admitted that an autonomous AI agent had gone out of control during internal testing.
Rubio and Lavrov to meet on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit
According to Russian state media, Lavrov stated that the meeting would be “useful in any case,” despite the tense relations between Russia and the USA.
US nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia raises concerns in Israel
Critics believe that such an agreement could provoke a regional nuclear arms race and even create the conditions for the development of nuclear weapons.
Japan introduces ‘cruelly hot days’ term amid temperatures above 40 degrees
According to emergency services, at least 14 people died from heat-related causes in the past week.
Rubio: Iran’s Demands in the Strait of Hormuz Threaten the Global Economy
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Asian leaders about Iran’s threats to global economy and freedom of navigation.
New UK Defense Minister: Israel Falls Short of British Standards in Gaza
“This is the standard that, unfortunately, they are not meeting,” Streeting said.
In South Korea, prosecutors demand imprisonment for a restaurant owner over an ant dessert
South Korean prosecutors demand imprisonment for a Michelin-starred restaurant owner over using ants in desserts.