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Trump administration threatens 'sanctions on officials sponsoring activist-driven climate policies'

The system will be introduced gradually over the next six months, and fully replace traditional passport stamps in April

The summit will be co-chaired by Donald Trump and Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi

Tensions have flared again between Beijing and Washington, despite a recent truce in their tit-for-tat trade war

There will come a time when the dollar will no longer have sufficient guarantees to ensure its credibility. This is the twilight of the global reserve currency

I "will do everything to make deal work," including going to the Afghan capital, German interior minister said

The move reflects the administration’s strategy of directly pressuring drugmakers through tariff threats

The announcement follows a meeting of European and Arab-Muslim leaders hosted by Macron in Paris this week

"If a war can be stopped in one region, then surely other wars can be stopped as well," the Ukrainian president said

Lecornu now has just 48 hours to assemble his team and meet the 2026 budget deadline

The prize has been awarded to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado

"Until I know [I'm one of the targets], I'm not going anywhere," he said

Washington and Beijing’s fragile truce followed a fierce tariff war that nearly froze trade between the world’s two largest economies

China’s stringent new export controls on rare earths have bamboozled EU policymakers and sparked pandemonium among businesses. But do we deserve our black eyes?

Earlier in the day, the president had invited the leaders of the main political parties to a meeting intended as “a moment of collective responsibility"

Bulgaria's excessive use of broad-spectrum antibiotics continues to fuel antimicrobial resistance, and it still lacks a coherent national plan

Belgian police arrested three suspects in Antwerp accused of planning drone attacks against politicians, including Prime Minister Bart De Wever

This week, a secretive race has begun to replace the EU’s top fraud-buster, while Germany and Italy team up to kill off the EU’s vehicle emissions law

Germany’s Andrés Ritter, currently a deputy at the European Public Prosecutor's Office, is the favourite from a four-person shortlist

Spain remains the lowest spender of the 32-member alliance