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Trump nominates Kevin Warsh as next Fed chair, replacing Jerome Powell. The rate-cut advocate's appointment could reshape US monetary policy and global financial markets.
A massive data breach affecting 33.7 million customers has escalated into a diplomatic crisis, with Trump raising tariffs and Congress defending the 'Amazon of Korea
President Trump's threat to decertify Canadian aircraft and impose 50% tariffs may hurt American airlines and aviation industry more than intended targets.
President Xi Jinping announces end to restrictions on UK parliamentarians during meeting with PM Starmer, marking potential thaw in strained UK-China relations after years of tension.
South Korea's Industry Minister meets US Commerce Secretary for second day as Trump's 25% tariff threat looms despite Seoul's $350 billion investment pledge. What does this mean for alliance relationships?
Trump claims the US 'gave back' Greenland to Denmark, but the WWII-era reality was far more complex. Examining the geopolitical truth behind Greenland's wartime status.
Trump nominates Kevin Warsh as next Fed chair amid ongoing political pressure campaign against Jerome Powell. What this means for monetary policy independence and global markets.
Trump nominates Kevin Warsh, a vocal Fed critic who called for 'regime change,' as next Fed chair. Markets watch for signs of central bank independence.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres warns of potential bankruptcy by July as member states refuse to pay mandatory contributions, with the US leading the funding withdrawal.
Ant Group open-sources robotics AI models, shifting focus from flashy demos to practical real-world applications. Can China's open-source strategy crack the code for truly useful robots?
Trump nominates Kevin Warsh, a rate cut supporter, as next Fed Chair to replace Powell. What does this mean for central bank independence and global markets?
Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick conclude two days of negotiations without resolving Trump's threat to raise tariffs to 25%. The $350 billion investment pledge remains at the center of dispute.
