World Brief

The ruling ends a monthslong constitutional crisis and clears the way for a presidential election.

While some countries hope to negotiate their way out of a trade war, others have pledged harsh retaliation.

The White House hopes to boost domestic manufacturing, but global markets fear rising prices and high inflation.

The about-face on the domestic intelligence role shows how the Israeli prime minister faces pressure to appease his right-wing allies.

The ruling effectively stops the far-right front-runner from competing in the 2027 presidential election.

The natural disaster has struck the country at a time when it is already reeling from a humanitarian crisis.

The 25 percent levy is expected to come one day after sweeping “reciprocal” duties go into effect.

The White House continues to downplay the incident even after the Atlantic publishes the full text conversation.

The White House wants to acquire the mineral-rich island, but European authorities are refusing to back down.

But continued strikes on civilian and energy infrastructure are impeding talks.

But growing public dissent could hinder Israel’s wartime and political efforts.

Such promises reject Moscow’s demand that foreign powers cease all military aid to Kyiv.

Kyiv and Moscow have accused each other of continuing attacks on energy infrastructure.

The Kremlin agreed to pause strikes on “energy and infrastructure” in Ukraine but rejected a wider truce.

U.S. President Donald Trump is using the controversial Alien Enemies Act to remove undocumented migrants.