U.S.-Australia Forge $8.5 Billion Critical Minerals Alliance to Counter China’s Dominance
Strategic Partnership Targets Rare Earths Independence In a landmark move to secure critical mineral supply chains, the United States and…
Strategic Partnership Targets Rare Earths Independence In a landmark move to secure critical mineral supply chains, the United States and…
The Diplomatic Disconnect As US-China trade negotiations remain stalled, the fundamental issue isn’t just about tariffs or market access—it’s about…
The Trump administration plans to send two survivors of a military strike on a suspected drug-carrying vessel back to Ecuador and Colombia. President Trump confirmed the operation destroyed what he described as a “large drug-carrying submarine” transporting fentanyl toward the United States.
Two survivors rescued after a U.S. military strike action on a suspected narcotics submarine in the Caribbean will be repatriated to their home countries of Ecuador and Colombia, according to statements from President Donald Trump. The decision avoids potential legal complications regarding their status within the United States justice system, with the administration opting to have the individuals face detention and prosecution in their native jurisdictions.
European Trade Policy at Crossroads Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel has issued a compelling call for Europe to adopt a more…
In a significant departure from traditional consensus-driven declarations, the Group of 20 finance ministers and central bank governors concluded their…