The US administration has paid back $100bn in tariff refunds to businesses following a Supreme Court decision ruling previous import tariffs unlawful.
The US administration has refunded about $100bn in tariffs after the Supreme Court ruled against the use of emergency powers to impose duties, according to customs officials.
Denmark has called up about 1,600 army recruits to strengthen defense, with some to be deployed to Greenland for a month, amid US threats to the island, Reuters reports.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the Iranian regime faces a new US administration under President Trump, which takes action and demands accountability. His remarks came as Trump cancelled a planned military strike on Iran, conditional on Tehran moving quickly towards an agreement regarding its nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz.
US Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna announced that US administration officials plan to visit Russia, alongside a potential visit by US Congress members this fall or winter. She also hinted at an upcoming announcement involving Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
The Trump White House is set to announce a 30-year civilian nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia, allowing Riyadh to enrich uranium under conditions. The deal faces scrutiny in Washington over proliferation risks and regional security, contrasting with stricter past agreements.
Senator Dick Durbin reported that the US administration has refused to transfer an additional $400 million in military aid to Ukraine, approved by Congress, until the next presidential term, a claim General Dan Caine was unaware of during a Capitol Hill hearing.
Some US administration officials have unofficially dubbed renewed strikes on Iran 'Operation Bitch Slap,' suggesting an expectation of a brief but impactful military action. This colloquial name contrasts with the official 'Operation Epic Fury.' The strikes resumed after the US accused Iran of violating agreements, particularly concerning the Strait of Hormuz.
US President Donald Trump is reportedly considering allowing Turkey back into the F-35 fighter jet program, a move discussed with Turkish President Erdogan at the NATO summit. This potential thaw in defense ties faces opposition from Israel, concerned about regional military balance.
Twelve NATO countries are reportedly preparing a new naval mission to bolster security in the North Atlantic and Arctic regions. The initiative, driven by US pressure for Europe to assume greater responsibility, involves Northern European nations, the UK, Germany, Spain, Canada, the Netherlands, Portugal, and France.
The US has warned Iran of consequences for alleged attacks on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, canceling sanctions relief on Iranian oil. Officials stated at least three ships were targeted.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun praised a framework agreement signed with Israel in Washington, calling it the first step toward ending hostilities and restoring sovereignty over southern regions, enabling postwar reconstruction.
Michele Kang, femme d'affaires américaine et déjà dirigeante de l'OL, a officiellement racheté 87,78% du capital de l'Olympique Lyonnais à Eagle Football Group pour 30 millions de dollars. Cette acquisition, conditionnée par la DNCG, assure la stabilité financière du club, menacé de relégation administrative l'an passé.
Pope Leo XIV will convene cardinals in Rome to revise the Church's just war doctrine, a move escalating tensions with the Trump administration following a spat over the Iran conflict. The Pope believes the traditional framework is outdated for modern warfare.
The US presidential administration has requested $87.6 billion in additional funding from Congress, as reported by CNBC. The request includes $21 billion for defense, $1.4 billion for Ebola, $768 million for nuclear/energy security, $10 billion for farmers, and funds for restoration projects in Washington DC and New York City, potentially creating political challenges for Republicans.
At the ARC conference in London, UK's net zero policies and Energy Secretary Ed Miliband faced strong criticism from conservative delegates, including former Trump officials, who called the policies a "tragic mistake" that impoverished citizens.
Donald Trump and JD Vance express concerns over Israel's war in Lebanon, potentially impacting US strategy against Iran. Vance criticizes Israel's "kill your way out" approach. Two key documents, "A Clean Break" (1996) and "Israel 2048" (2026), reveal a consistent influence of far-right Israeli and Christian nationalist interests on US foreign policy, advocating for preemptive actions and alignment with Western defense, despite significant Palestinian casualties.
L'administration Trump a ordonné à Anthropic, une entreprise spécialisée dans l'IA, de restreindre l'accès à ses nouveaux produits Fable 5 et Mythos 5 aux seuls ressortissants américains, citant des risques de détournement. Anthropic a suspendu l'accès aux deux produits le 12 juin, jugeant impossible de discriminer ses utilisateurs.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Moscow values the current US administration's acknowledgment of the necessity for dialogue, despite US efforts to remove Russian companies from the global energy market. Lavrov noted ongoing contact between the presidents and visits from US officials.
Britain and France are interested in demining a critical waterway post-conflict. Meanwhile, Pakistan's PM claims a deal to end a war is imminent, with finalization expected within 24 hours. US President Trump will also meet with leaders from Egypt, Qatar, and UAE to discuss winding down the Iran war.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump aim to restore normal bilateral relations, according to Russian Ambassador Alexander Darchiev, despite ongoing geopolitical challenges.
The Trump administration's stringent quarantine orders, travel bans, and restrictions on returning citizens during Ebola and Hantavirus outbreaks have drawn criticism from public health experts who deem them draconian and inconsistent with past stances on individual freedoms.
The Trump administration has proposed 25% tariffs on imports from Brazil, citing "unreasonable" trade practices. Brazilian President Lula da Silva expressed "indignation" and blamed the decision on electoral rivalries, while the US trade representative cited "substantial differences" in resolving identified issues.
The US administration announced its compliance with a federal court ruling to temporarily suspend a $1.8 billion fund for victims of political targeting, intended for Trump supporters. The decision follows widespread criticism from lawmakers and legal challenges, raising questions about its constitutionality and potential misuse of taxpayer money.
