Trump warned the EU will face a ‘very big price’ after regulators fined Google billions in a fresh antitrust enforcement action. The threat adds a dangerous new layer to already tense U.S.-EU trade relations.
At least 12 Indonesian babies were trafficked to Singapore in a scheme involving falsified documents and cash payments to vulnerable mothers. Their fate now hangs in a legal and diplomatic limbo that neither country has dealt with before.
President Trump has issued a stark warning to Iran and Yemen’s Houthi rebels after attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea sent crude prices surging past $100 a barrel. The escalation has raised urgent fears of a wider regional conflict with serious consequences for the global economy.
The Belgian shepherd Malinois has become the dominant working dog for police and military units worldwide, prized for its speed and relentless drive. But surging demand is straining training programs and raising welfare questions about what happens when these dogs retire.
A new Bruegel analysis warns the EU is losing ground in the global race for critical raw materials, with 98% of rare earth imports still coming from China. The bloc’s fragmented approach is undermining its own bargaining power at the worst possible moment.
France’s National Assembly has voted 234 to 19 to ban children under 15 from social media, making it the first EU country to pass such legislation. Tech platforms now face a tight deadline to implement age verification or risk fines tied to their global revenues.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is weighing “all options” after Donald Trump threatened sweeping 50 percent tariffs on Canadian goods within 30 days. The two leaders have agreed to intensify talks, but the clock is already ticking.
From a landmark EU energy deal to fresh turmoil on global markets, July 20th has delivered no shortage of major developments. Here’s everything you need to know tonight.
US and Iranian forces have exchanged deadly strikes for a second straight week, killing hundreds of civilians and knocking out critical infrastructure across the region. The UN is calling urgently for de-escalation, but diplomacy remains stalled.
Hungarian president Tamás Sulyok signed the 17th amendment to the country’s Fundamental Law on Saturday, setting in motion the end of his own presidency. His mandate will expire the day after the amendment takes effect.
