At a high-profile dinner at Versailles, Trump formalized a 14-point Iran agreement that eases sanctions and reopens the Strait of Hormuz, while warning of possible military action.
As trade tensions and tariffs pressure Canada’s auto industry, Unifor’s negotiations with major automakers start amid job losses and mounting industry challenges.
Unifor and the Detroit Three automakers begin landmark negotiations as tariffs, Chinese EV imports, and pending trade deal reviews challenge the Canadian auto sector.
The United States will waive key oil sanctions on Iran under a preliminary agreement, reopening Iranian crude exports to global markets and easing financial restrictions.
Speaking in Paris, Trump expressed regret about the USMCA trade deal he signed, stating he would prefer the United States not participate in the agreement.
Senator Rick Scott has formally requested the IRS to revoke activist group CodePink’s tax-exempt status, citing alleged connections to the Chinese Communist Party and violations of nonprofit regulations.
Uzbekistan’s mining ministry holds talks with China’s CGNPC Uranium Resources to explore collaboration opportunities in uranium exploration and mining.
Washington delays adding DeepSeek, CXMT, and over 100 Chinese companies to its export blacklist, reflecting tensions between national security aims and economic risks.
Kazakhstan’s President reviews $6.4 billion in agreements signed during Alatau City’s roadshow in China, highlighting key partnerships and infrastructure funding.
The United States will permit Iran to resume oil and fuel exports immediately under a new memorandum tied to strict conditions on nuclear activity and regional behavior.
Congresswoman Ashley Hinson highlights the importance of renewing the USMCA to secure free and fair trade for farmers ahead of the agreement’s approaching review.
The Supreme Court ruled against Trump’s use of emergency tariff powers, affecting refund claims and exposing the economic strain on Black-owned businesses amid ongoing legal disputes.