
Trump Signs Sanctions Bill Targeting Russia's Economy and Energy Sector
The new law hits Russia's energy industry and hands the president broader authority to impose tariffs, Euronews.com reports.
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The new law hits Russia's energy industry and hands the president broader authority to impose tariffs, Euronews.com reports.

Syrian singer Asala performed in Damascus after a 16-year absence, and a chair at the concert became a talking point, CNN Arabic reports.

Brazil's Ministry of Health will offer the pneumo 20 vaccine to people aged 85 and above, with local governments beginning rollout.

Malacañang assures Filipinos of sufficient fuel stocks, but motorists face a possible P11-per-liter diesel increase next week.

A meteorological geological hazard warning names parts of Chongqing, Sichuan and Shaanxi as facing elevated risk, according to 天气网.

The government has submitted 21 bills to the extraordinary Diet session covering tax cuts, energy security and foreigner policy, nikkei.com reports.

Yahoo Lifestyle Australia reports this spring's wildflower display is the region's strongest since 2008, with Kings Park festival now underway.

العربية reports a new study has found an association between eating eggs and Alzheimer's disease, though full findings have not yet been detailed.

The 2026 Asian Games have begun in Nagoya, Japan, with the emperor declaring the event open following a challenging run-up to the competition.

At Lisbon's Belém book fair, presidential candidate António José Seguro and incumbent Marcelo Rebelo de Alegre framed culture as a response to crisis.

The New York Times reports Trump's trade war with Canada is dividing his own supporters, as midterm politics and Great Lakes trade ties come under strain.

TSN reports Alexander led Montreal past Hamilton 37-25 in the CFL's Hall of Fame game, with the Tiger-Cats again changing quarterbacks.

A strategist tells NST Online the carrier is not too big to fail, while AirAsia's founder denies reports of government outreach to rivals.

The Southern Star reports that a catch-up HPV vaccine will soon be available at schools in West Cork.

Denmark says it welcomes a binding security agreement with the US over Greenland, as Trump announces a deal ending disputes with Copenhagen, the EU and NATO.

South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus has released two senior players from the squad ahead of the Springboks' Test against Australia in Perth.

Consumer credit in Italy has reached almost 178 billion euros, with the average household owing 6,657 euros excluding mortgages, according to a Cgia analysis.

Reports say the emigrated actor still holds a registered sole proprietorship in Russia, while family business earnings figures vary by outlet.

Spain meet Brazil in the quarter-finals of the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup, with a semi-final place at stake.

Business Insider is asking readers to share how they use personal AI agents, the outlet said in a callout published Friday.

Atiku Abubakar called on President Tinubu to reduce economic hardship and distribute rice, warning against a planned electricity subsidy removal in 2027.

Denmark and the United States have announced a deal resolving their dispute over Greenland, according to German media reports.

A Modern Ghana piece argues that society has attached a quiet sense of shame to the act of protecting oneself.

Kim Seung-won said he decided to step down after watching a presidential press conference and strongly denied lobbying allegations tied to new drugs.
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