Canada must remove retaliation to avoid new tariffs, Greer says
Canada must remove its retaliatory measures against U.S.
US pressures Netanyahu to condemn settlers’ siege of Palestinian village
The US pressures Netanyahu to condemn settlers besieging Palestinian homes in the West Bank.
President of Ceuta demands mechanism for immediate return of migrants to Morocco
The President of Ceuta, Juan Jesus Vivas, on Friday again appealed to the government of Spain to reject asylum applications.
Milei’s rating falls: Argentine president ranks among Latin America’s worst leaders
When Javier Milei reached his peak in Argentine polls, his success was also reflected in other studies comparing him with regional leaders.
Trump asks Supreme Court to allow continuation of $400 million White House ballroom construction
This came a week after a federal appeals court upheld a judicial ban on the continuation of the $400 million project.
US threatens EU with measures if Brussels does not soften environmental and human rights standards
Washington acknowledged that Brussels had “made some positive reforms”, but noted that the EU had “failed to fully address the concerns of the US”.
Investigation into undeclared £5 million gift to Farage resumed after his election victory
This pause was lifted after he defeated his sole main rival, Count Binface, as all major parties refused to field their candidates.
Count Binface sets record among comedy candidates in UK
Although Farage won confidently with 22,239 votes, which is 63% of the total votes cast, he did not appear at the announcement of the results, as is customary.
Israeli forces block activists from reaching besieged families in Qusra
On Friday, activists attempted to deliver food and water to three homes in the Ras al-Ain area, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa.
Russian regions again restrict fuel sales after strikes on refineries
Russian regions face fuel shortages after Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries, leading to rationing and supply issues.