Jeffrey Sachs: The Collapse of the European Union Is Possible
American economist Jeffrey Sachs warned that the European Union remains fragile and could collapse unless it undergoes modernization and reform.
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Iran Rejects Latest U.S. Nuclear Proposal as “Unrealistic and One-Sided”
Iran has dismissed the latest U.S. proposal on its nuclear program, calling it one-sided and unrealistic. Negotiations continue in Rome with hopes for a breakthrough.
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New 50% Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum Imports to Take Effect June 4
Former President Donald Trump announces 50% import tariffs on steel and aluminum, effective June 4. U.S. court rulings create legal uncertainty around enforcement.
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Trump’s Trade War Costs Global Businesses $34 Billion in Losses
Donald Trump’s trade wars have already cost global corporations over $34 billion, according to a Reuters analysis. The uncertainty around U.S. tariffs continues to paralyze decision-making and drive losses.
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Trump Proposes 50% Tariffs on the EU Starting June 1, 2025
Trump proposes 50% tariffs on the EU starting June 1, 2025, citing failed trade talks and a $250B trade deficit. EU firms urged to produce in the U.S.
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Trump Announces New Tariff Policy: U.S. to Unilaterally Set Import Duties Without Negotiations
Trump announces a new unilateral tariff policy on imports from 185 countries. Discover what this means for global trade and U.S. business relations.
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Trump Announces Ambitious $10 Trillion Foreign Investment Plan for U.S. Economy
Donald Trump announced a historic plan to attract $10 trillion in global investments, potentially creating millions of jobs and addressing the U.S. national debt.
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U.S. Sees Promising Progress in Asian Trade Talks, Slower Negotiations With EU – Treasury Secretary Bessent
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent highlights strong progress in trade talks with Asian nations and slower negotiations with the EU. Details from the Saudi-U.S. Investment Forum.
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U.S. to Begin Early Mass Production of B61-13 Thermonuclear Bombs This May
The United States is expected to begin full-scale production of its latest thermonuclear bomb, the B61-13, later this May—nearly a
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U.S. Senators Propose Bill to Bolster Relations with Taiwan
U.S. Senators introduce bipartisan bill to strengthen ties with Taiwan, including increased defense cooperation, trade relations, and support for Taiwan’s role in international organizations.
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