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"Will turn into a melting ice cube": US Treasury explained when Trump's tariffs will be reduced

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that tariffs on imports from other countries are likely to decrease if trade imbalances improve. The main goal of applying tariffs is to restore balance to the US current account deficit, which stands at $1.18 trillion.

Economy • August 11, 12:26 AM • 4447 views
European leaders seek talks with Trump before his meeting with Putin - Bloomberg

European leaders want to talk to Donald Trump before August 15, when he meets with Vladimir Putin in Alaska. This comes amid tense diplomatic negotiations and the convening of an urgent meeting of EU foreign ministers.

Politics • August 10, 09:48 PM • 3972 views
Democrat may head key energy body by Trump's decision

President Trump plans to appoint David Rosner, a Democrat, as chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). This move will place a Democrat at the head of an agency that makes key decisions regarding gas exports and power grids.

News of the World • August 9, 02:35 AM • 4126 views
China defends Russian oil imports amid possible US tariffs - Bloomberg

China justifies Russian oil imports, citing the right to economic and energy cooperation with all countries. This comes amid Donald Trump's statements about possible additional tariffs for China.

Economy • August 8, 03:28 PM • 6025 views
US and Russia negotiate truce: Ukraine's territorial integrity under threat

A potential end to the war in Ukraine could solidify the Kremlin's control over part of the occupied territories. This sets the stage for a potential meeting between Trump and Putin, while Ukraine's European allies express concern.

War in Ukraine • August 8, 03:01 PM • 7533 views
New Polish President began his term with a conflict with Tusk: the reason is the airport

The new Polish President, Karol Nawrocki, proposed to update the project for building one of Europe's largest airports, rejecting the government's proposals to scale down the project. He seeks to restore high-speed rail connections to a number of smaller Polish cities.

News of the World • August 8, 06:38 AM • 58743 views
Swiss politicians insist on canceling the F-35 fighter jet purchase agreement after the introduction of US tariffs - Bloomberg

Swiss politicians are considering canceling the order for F-35A fighter jets from Lockheed Martin Corp after the US introduced 39% tariffs. The deal, worth up to $9.1 billion, became controversial due to "misunderstandings" regarding the price and the tariff shock.

Politics • August 7, 12:20 PM • 4385 views
Ukraine's bonds lead the market amid peace efforts - Bloomberg

Ukraine's dollar bonds continued to rise after the confirmation of a meeting between Russian and US leaders. This fueled speculation about a possible truce between Moscow and Kyiv.

Economy • August 7, 11:45 AM • 3399 views
US-sanctioned tanker at scrapyard in India sold under strange contract - Bloomberg

The US-sanctioned tanker Contract II, currently at a scrapyard in India, is being sold under unusual payment terms and with the seller's identity concealed. This indicates increasing pressure on "dark fleet" vessels amid tightening sanctions.

News of the World • August 7, 09:12 AM • 3485 views
Trump's tariffs for India spoil Modi's calculations on Russian oil: Bloomberg clarified the situation

The US is doubling tariffs on Indian goods as punishment for purchases of Russian oil. This creates a dilemma for India, which has long-standing relations with Moscow.

Economy • August 7, 07:55 AM • 3855 views
Trump's new tariffs came into force: US duties reached their highest level since World War II

New tariffs introduced by US President Donald Trump have come into force, raising the average US tariff rate to 15. 2%. This is the highest figure since World War II, posing a new challenge for the global economy.

Economy • August 7, 06:23 AM • 4920 views
Italy builds bridge to Sicily: a project that waited 50 years becomes part of the defense plan

Italy has approved the construction of a 13 billion euro bridge across the Strait of Messina after half a century of discussions. The project will connect the mainland with Sicily and is part of Giorgia Meloni's government plan to strengthen infrastructure for NATO commitments.

News of the World • August 6, 01:47 PM • 4181 views
Russia may introduce a limited air truce with Ukraine as a gesture towards Trump - media

Russia is considering a limited air truce with Ukraine. This could be a concession to US President Donald Trump to avoid sanctions.

Politics • August 5, 05:21 PM • 9394 views
Russia's oil revenues fell by a third - Bloomberg

In July, revenues from oil sales to the Russian state budget decreased by 33% compared to last year. This happened due to the fall in world oil prices and the strengthening of the national currency.

Economy • August 5, 01:48 PM • 3395 views
Scheduled Trade: Indian PM Modi's Aides to Visit Russia for Consultations - Bloomberg

India's National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar will visit Russia for annual consultations. This comes amid growing tensions in India-US relations and Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine.

Politics • August 5, 12:23 PM • 3455 views
Earthquake of magnitude 5.6 occurred in Iran: information on casualties and destruction is being clarified

On August 5, an earthquake of magnitude 5. 6 occurred in Iran, with its epicenter located 125 kilometers southeast of the city of Bam. No reports of casualties or destruction have been received.

News of the World • August 5, 08:29 AM • 3193 views
Indian PM Modi defiantly responds to Trump's pressure on Russian oil purchases - Bloomberg

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on the country to buy local goods in response to US threats to impose tariffs. The Modi administration has not instructed Indian refineries to stop buying Russian oil, considering it a commercial decision.

News of the World • August 4, 06:35 AM • 64054 views
India did not instruct refineries to stop buying Russian oil - Media

India has not obliged refineries to stop buying Russian oil, despite criticism from Donald Trump. The purchase of crude oil remains a commercial decision for the refineries.

Economy • August 3, 11:00 AM • 6323 views
New Zealand to charge foreign tourists for visiting popular sites

New Zealand is introducing a fee of up to 40 New Zealand dollars for foreign tourists to visit popular sites. This is expected to generate 62 million New Zealand dollars annually, which will be invested in these facilities.

News of the World • August 3, 02:12 AM • 5632 views
Ukraine plans to receive all EU financial aid stipulated for this year - Minister of Economy

Ukraine plans to resume the implementation of the EU reform program to receive the full amount of financial assistance under the Ukraine Facility program. Minister of Economy Oleksiy Sobolev said that changes to the program are being prepared and should be approved by the European Commission by the end of September.

Economy • August 3, 01:02 AM • 6548 views
Russia reduced hybrid attacks and sabotage in Europe: what was the reason?

The number of Russian hybrid attacks in Europe significantly decreased in 2025 compared to 2024. One of the reasons is the recruitment of incompetent perpetrators among petty criminals.

Politics • August 2, 04:26 PM • 7080 views
India will continue to buy Russian oil despite Trump's threats - NYT

Indian officials have stated their intention to continue purchasing Russian oil, despite threats of sanctions from US President Donald Trump. India and Russia have a stable and time-tested partnership.

Economy • August 2, 09:38 AM • 5723 views
King of Malaysia to visit Russia for the first time at Putin's invitation

The King of Malaysia, Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar, will make his first state visit to Russia from August 5 to 10 at the invitation of Russian President Vladimir Putin. The visit will strengthen ties and expand cooperation in trade, education, and technology.

Politics • August 2, 04:13 AM • 45025 views
Slovenia becomes the first EU country to ban arms trade with Israel

Slovenia has banned the import, export, and transit of weapons to and from Israel, becoming the first EU country to introduce such restrictions. This decision has symbolic significance due to the almost zero volume of arms trade between the countries.

News of the World • August 1, 10:00 AM • 3830 views
Russian oil tankers stuck off India's coast - Bloomberg

At least four tankers with Russian oil are idling off the coast of India. Indian refineries are refusing Russian oil due to reduced discounts and warnings from the US President.

News of the World • August 1, 08:22 AM • 4512 views
Global stocks fall for sixth day amid Trump tariffs

Global stocks continued their decline for the sixth consecutive day, the longest losing streak since September 2023. The reason was new tariffs announced by Donald Trump, which outweighed the optimism from tech giants' reports.

Economy • August 1, 05:59 AM • 5092 views
Airbnb considers launching a loyalty program

Airbnb is considering a loyalty program that will reward customers not only with points, but also with experiences and services. The company has updated its range of tours and travel services, adding the hiring of chefs and masseurs.

News of the World • August 1, 05:23 AM • 5140 views
Trump will keep 10% tariffs, but not for everyone: White House presents new tariff plan for dozens of countries

US President Donald Trump has maintained a basic tariff rate of 10% for countries with a positive trade balance. For 40 countries with a trade deficit with the US, a minimum tariff of 15% has been set, and for Canada, the tariff has increased to 35%.

Economy • August 1, 01:08 AM • 6852 views
Russian hackers try to spy on foreign embassies in Moscow

Microsoft analysts found that the Russian cyber-espionage group Turla (Secret Blizzard) is attacking foreign embassies in Moscow, using local internet providers. The hackers disguise malware as Kaspersky antivirus.

Technologies • August 1, 12:30 AM • 3134 views
US did not provide guarantees for maintaining its troops in the Baltic states - Bloomberg

Defense ministers of the Baltic states did not receive guarantees from the US regarding maintaining the number of American troops on NATO's eastern flank. The US promises to discuss a possible troop withdrawal with allies.

News of the World • July 30, 08:22 PM • 4132 views