The Donald Trump administration plans to appeal a US court order allowing all importers to seek tariff refunds. The move could slow repayments worth USD 166 billion already being processed for businesses.
The announcements on Monday come as Russia prepares to celebrate its most important secular holiday with a traditional military parade on Moscow's Red Square pared down due to what officials say are concerns over possible Ukrainian attacks.
The ministry confirmed a report aired Sunday by the Austrian public broadcaster ORF, which said Austrian authorities suspected the three diplomats of engaging in spying activities using antennas on the roofs of the Russian Embassy in Vienna and a diplomatic compound in the Donaustadt district.
Two US service members went missing in south-western Morocco after taking part in the African Lion military exercise. The search has drawn in US, Moroccan and partner forces, underscoring the scale and sensitivity of the multinational drill.
The move has triggered bipartisan concern in the US over its impact on NATO deterrence, particularly amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, even as Germany has urged Europe to take greater responsibility for its own defence.
Ghana has rejected a proposed US health funding deal after objecting to the scope of data access sought by American entities. The move adds to wider African concerns over privacy, oversight and sovereignty in the new agreements.
Imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi was moved from Zanjan prison to a hospital after fainting twice and suffering a severe cardiac crisis. Her family and foundation say the transfer followed months of medical neglect and may have come too late.
Shakira will perform a free concert on Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach on Saturday night. The show is expected to draw around 2 million people and boost the city's tourism-led economy.
Israeli strikes hit southern Lebanon and troops demolished parts of a Catholic convent in Yaroun. The incident drew a fresh church denial of Israel's Hezbollah claim as attacks continued despite the ceasefire.
A Cessna carrying Amarillo pickleball players to a New Braunfels tournament crashed near Wimberley, killing all five on board. The crash shook the tight-knit pickleball community, prompting the tournament's cancellation and a planned prayer.
Hezbollah has begun deploying fibre-optic drones that evade jamming, posing a new challenge to Israeli troops and border defences.
A new court filing says Cole Allen took an armed selfie in his hotel room before allegedly trying to breach security at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner and kill President Donald Trump. Prosecutors say the image, travel plans and online tracking of Trump's movements support their bid to keep him in custody pending trial.
The USS Gerald R Ford is set to leave the Middle East after a record deployment spanning more than 300 days. Its return follows operations tied to Iran and Venezuela, alongside questions over readiness, maintenance and crew strain.
Two Jewish men were stabbed and injured in Golders Green, and police arrested a 45-year-old man. The attack has intensified alarm over antisemitic violence in London amid ongoing terror and arson investigations.
Two Jewish men were stabbed in Golders Green and police arrested a 45-year-old suspect. The attack, treated as terrorism, intensified alarm over antisemitic violence in London.
Russia said this year's Victory Day parade in Moscow will proceed without tanks, missiles or other military equipment. The move marks the first such Red Square parade since 2008 and comes amid security concerns linked to the war in Ukraine.
Islamic State militants attacked a village in Adamawa overnight, killing at least 29 people. The assault, alongside a same-day pupil abduction in Kogi, underlined Nigeria's widening security crisis.
The authority said preliminary reports indicate that the plane arriving from Yei town may have crashed due to weather conditions that caused poor visibility.
Gunfire at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner sent journalists diving for cover as Donald Trump was rushed away. The chaos turned a gala into a live breaking story, exposing both the instincts and strains of reporting in crisis.
Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid served as prime ministers in a rotation agreement as part of a coalition government they formed in 2021. They now plan to merge their parties into single faction headed by Bennett.
