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President Trump signals possible tariff exemptions for some countries ahead of the April 2 “reciprocal day,” while economists warn of a potential recession due to unpredictable trade policies.
Asia is accelerating its green transition in the face of urgent climate challenges, according to a new report released at the Boao Forum for Asia.
At least two people were injured in nine U.S. airstrikes on Yemen’s Saada Province, Houthi-run al-Masirah TV reported.
U.S. and Russian officials have concluded talks in Riyadh aimed at securing a ceasefire in the Black Sea, potentially easing tensions and restoring vital shipping routes.
Ecuador’s presidential candidates Daniel Noboa and Luisa González clashed in a heated debate, exchanging personal attacks and discussing corruption, security, and governance ahead of the runoff election.
A federal judge blocks President Trump’s plan to deport Venezuelan migrants without hearings, affirming that migrants are entitled to due process.
For the first time since 1944, the Trump administration denied Mexico’s water request from the Colorado River, affecting Tijuana.
Potential U.S. fees on Chinese-made ships could disrupt global supply chains, experts warn, as the Trump administration considers levies aimed at reducing China’s dominance in the shipping industry.
Russian President Vladimir Putin thanked UAE President Sheikh Mohamed for mediating a detainee exchange with Ukraine during a call discussing peace efforts and energy cooperation.
Members of the Group of Friends for Peace say the Ukraine crisis is approaching a turning point, welcoming recent steps toward peace talks.