Oil Prices Slide 6% as Trump Signals Final Stages of Iran Talks
Oil prices fell 6% after Trump said Iran talks are in final stages, but analysts warn of supply tightness and potential price spikes.
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US Extends Russian Oil Sanctions Waiver for 30 Days
US extends Russian oil sanctions waiver 30 days to aid energy-vulnerable countries, despite criticism from Democratic senators.
EU Warns of Jet Fuel Shortage Risk From Iran War
European airports warn of jet fuel shortages within three weeks due to Iran war; protests in Ireland and Norway escalate.
Queen’s ‘keenness’ for Andrew as trade envoy was a grave mistake
Queen Elizabeth II was keen for Prince Andrew to become a trade envoy in 2001, a role that backfired and led to controversy, with no formal vetting.
UK Warns 'Nothing Off the Table' Over Trump Tariff Threat
Downing Street says 'nothing is off the table' in response to Trump's tariff threats, as UK weighs options amid trade deal uncertainty.
FedEx Sues US Government for Refund of Illegal Trump Tariffs
FedEx sues US government for refund of illegal Trump tariffs after Supreme Court ruling, seeking reimbursement of duties paid.
Best Off-Beat Summer Wines: Crisp Whites, Rosés, Sparkling
Discover off-the-beaten-track summer wines including crisp whites, refreshing rosés, and sparkling options. Expert picks from Faustino, La Rioja Alta, and more.
Trump Vows 60% Tariffs on Chinese Goods if Re-Elected
Donald Trump says he will impose tariffs over 60% on Chinese goods if re-elected, escalating trade tensions.
Trump Refuses to Renew USMCA, Opts for Annual Reviews
Trump refuses to renew USMCA trade deal, opting for annual reviews instead of 16-year commitment, citing US trade deficits.
UK secures £3.7bn trade deal with six Gulf states
UK signs £3.7bn trade deal with six Gulf states, removing tariffs on 93% of goods, but faces criticism over lack of human rights chapter.
Netherlands Suspends Nexperia Seizure in Chip Row
Netherlands suspends seizure of Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia, easing EU-China dispute that threatened global car production.
US House Votes to Block Trump’s Canada Tariffs in Bipartisan Rebuke
US House votes to block Trump's Canada tariffs in bipartisan rebuke; six Republicans join Democrats in symbolic resolution.
US Ambassador Warns Gold Mine Delays Harming NI's Reputation
US ambassador warns delays over Co Tyrone gold mine project harming NI's reputation, urges fast decision.
EU Entry-Exit System Chaos: Expert Answers Your Questions
Travel expert Simon Calder answers questions on EU entry-exit system chaos, missed flights, fingerprinting, and queues.
Ukrainian Naval Drones Strike Two Russian Shadow Fleet Tankers in Black Sea
Ukrainian naval drones strike two Russian shadow fleet tankers in the Black Sea, causing critical damage and disrupting oil transportation.
Russian Ship That Sank Near Spain May Have Been Carrying Nuclear Reactors to North Korea
Russian cargo ship Ursa Major sank off Spain in Dec 2024, possibly carrying nuclear reactors to North Korea; Western military intervention suspected.
China's $12tn Trade Surplus Strangles Global Manufacturing
China's $1.2tn trade surplus is strangling global manufacturing, prompting antidumping probes and calls for WTO reform.
UK signs £3.7bn trade deal with Gulf states, first G7 nation to do so
UK signs £3.7bn trade deal with six Gulf states, first G7 nation to do so. Deal removes tariffs on 93% of British goods but faces criticism over missing human rights chapter.
Japan's Naphtha Shortage Fears: What You Need to Know
Japan faces naphtha shortage fears due to Strait of Hormuz blockade, impacting economy and threatening PM Takaichi's poll lead.
UK becomes first G7 nation to sign £3.7bn trade deal with Gulf states
UK signs £3.7bn trade deal with six Gulf states, removing tariffs on 93% of goods, but faces criticism over lack of human rights chapter.
Trump Launches $12bn 'Project Vault' to Secure Critical Minerals
Trump launches $12bn 'Project Vault' to stockpile critical minerals, reducing reliance on China in defence and tech sectors.
Japan posts trade surplus in February as export growth offsets weak China demand
Japan posted a trade surplus of 57.3 billion yen in February as exports grew 4.2%, offsetting weak China demand and a drop in US auto shipments.
Judge Upholds Manhattan Congestion Toll Over Trump's Objections
Federal judge upholds New York's $9 congestion toll, blocking Trump administration's attempt to rescind it, citing lack of authority.
EU Leaders Agree to Advance ‘Buy European’ Policy at Summit
EU leaders agree to advance 'Buy European' policy to protect strategic sectors like defence, AI, and clean tech amid global economic challenges.
IMF Warns Trump's Tariff Threats Could Trigger Global Economic 'Spiral of Escalation'
IMF warns Trump's tariff threats over Greenland could trigger a spiral of escalation damaging global growth and financial markets.
Panama Canal Traffic Could Rise Amid Iran Conflict and Fuel Costs
Panama Canal could see traffic boost as Middle East conflict and rising fuel costs make it a more attractive route for global shippers.
Trump Announces Japan Trade Deal as Ishiba Faces Political Turmoil
Trump announces Japan trade deal with 15% tariffs, as PM Ishiba faces resignation reports after electoral losses.
Basra Oil Facility Hit in Drone Attack Amid Iran Conflict
Drone strikes hit Basra oil facility and Baghdad airport amid Iran conflict; US approves munitions sale to Israel; Australia works to repatriate citizens.
US Considers Lifting More Russian Oil Sanctions Amid Iran Conflict
US considers lifting more Russian oil sanctions as Iran conflict drives global prices up; temporary authorisation for India to buy from Moscow.
UK Passport Ranks 8th, Weaker Than Germany and Denmark
Sweden tops 2026 Global Passport Index; UK ranks 8th but is 'notably weaker' than peers due to post-Brexit mobility issues. US drops to 12th, steepest decline among G7 nations.
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