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Donald Trump urged Canadian companies to immediately move their businesses to the United States. He promised them no tariffs amid the trade dispute.
American Green Berets are training Polish special forces in Germany to use drones based on Ukrainian experience. The program may be expanded to NATO.
US forces said they had struck two IRGC launchers that were preparing missiles for launch toward the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has not provided confirmation.
Donald Trump said that the United States would use Venezuelan oil to replenish its strategic reserve. It currently contains about 290 million barrels.
Zelenskyy reported preparations for new contacts with Trump's team. More details regarding the communication are expected on Monday.
Yerevan is deepening ties with the EU and the US and preparing an application to join the EU. Russia retains influence through trade, energy, and its military base.
Floods and landslides in Nepal and Tibet have claimed 750 lives, while 3,044 people remain missing. China has sent rescuers and aid.
Iranian authorities are divided over a deal with the United States: pragmatists are calling for negotiations, while the hardline faction wants to continue the confrontation.
The agreement provides for the development of 17 fields and the production of more than 1. 5 million barrels of oil daily. They plan to develop 8 more blocks.
John Ratcliffe proposed a trilateral summit to revive talks on the war. Ukrainian officials doubt putin’s readiness.
The government of Abelardo de la Espriella has halted negotiations with the main armed groups. The authorities plan to counter them through military means.
The US is discussing control over Venezuela’s 65 billion barrels of reserves for 100 years. More than $100 billion is planned to be invested in the oil industry.
Trump posted an AI-generated clip showing armed geese patrolling Lake Ontario, which he renamed. Canada and New York rejected the new name.
A California judge barred the Trump administration from deporting foreign students for supporting Palestinians or criticizing Israel. The ruling cites the First and Fifth Amendments.
Russian Ambassador Oleg Ozerov accused the West, without providing evidence, of preparing Moldova for a conflict with Russia. The NYT calls Moldova a possible target of the Kremlin.
EU gas storage facilities are 63% full, compared with an average of 80% at the end of August. Germany has about half of the reserves, increasing the risk of shortages.
CXMT is demanding that it be removed from the list of companies linked to China’s military. The manufacturer says it creates chips solely for civilian use.
Due to the drought, bears have lost their natural food source and are increasingly entering cities. In New Mexico, 187 animals have been killed this year.
In Nepal, 187 tourists have been found after the floods, but more than 3,000 people remain missing. The total death toll has exceeded 600.
Icelanders are deciding whether to resume negotiations on EU membership. The referendum result could affect the bloc’s geopolitical appeal.
Putin and Xi Jinping will attend the SCO summit in Bishkek together with the leaders of Iran, India and Pakistan.
At least 579 people were killed and nearly 2,500 went missing after a glacial collapse on the border between Nepal and China. Fifteen thousand rescuers are involved in the search operations.
NBC News reported on Pete Hegseth's possible presidential ambitions. The secretary called the reports false and denied plans to run.
The dollar rose by 0. 59% after Kevin Warsh hinted at a possible rate hike. The probability of a September hike reached 57.5%.
Judge Alvin Hellerstein upheld Trump's conviction on 34 counts of falsifying business records. He stated that the payments to Stormy Daniels were not an official act.
The United States will allegedly gain majority control over more than 65 billion barrels of Venezuela’s reserves. The details of the deal have not yet been disclosed.
Nepali communities abroad are canceling Teej celebrations because of the floods. Funds and contributions are being directed to help those affected.
The U. S. Department of State urged citizens not to travel to Ukraine because of the war and missile attacks. The embassy in Kyiv continues to operate.
The academy will train military personnel, engineers, and civilian specialists for the Space Force and the commercial sector. NASA is also working on a nuclear-powered spacecraft to Mars.
The Serbian oil company NIS received permission from OFAC to operate until September 30. Meanwhile, MOL is finalizing the purchase of Gazprom's stake.