A U.S. federal court has struck down President Trump’s global tariffs, ruling they exceed the limits of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. The administration has appealed, insisting trade talks remain on track. The ruling affects Executive Order 14257 but leaves other trade measures intact, pending further judicial review.
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The UK government will grant around 500 energy-intensive manufacturers a 90 per cent discount on electricity network charges from April 2026, saving up to £420 million a year.
The UK has signed an £8 billion deal to sell 20 Eurofighter Typhoon jets to Turkey, assembled by BAE Systems in Lancashire.
President Trump’s new oil sanctions on Russia mark a sharp turn in US policy toward the war in Ukraine.
Sir Keir Starmer’s meeting with President Trump showcased corporate diplomacy in action, delivering tone over treaties as questions linger about Britain’s real gains and what remains at stake.
The U.S. Army has asked leading private-equity firms to propose funding models for a roughly $150 billion infrastructure overhaul. By seeking land-swaps and equity-style arrangements instead of standard
Rachel Reeves faces a worsening fiscal storm ahead of the 26 November Budget, as forecasts point to tax rises, sluggish growth and record inflation, leaving Labour with few
The U.S. has announced 100 percent tariffs on Chinese imports in response to Beijing’s rare earth export controls. China called the measures illegal, while both sides prepare for
Reappointed French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu unveiled his second cabinet and must deliver the 2026 budget within days. With opposition parties preparing a no-confidence motion and markets showing
Oil prices rose after stock drawdowns at U.S. hubs and a cautious OPEC+ output increase. The gains add inflationary pressure and squeeze fiscal policy in nations reliant on
France’s prime minister and cabinet resigned mere hours after appointment, the shortest premiership in the Fifth Republic. Markets sold off, bond yields surged, and the euro weakened. The
