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Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf accuses U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent of lying about guiding 130 million barrels of oil through Hormuz Strait.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf claimed U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent lied about Washington guiding 130 million barrels of oil through the Hormuz Strait over the past 14 days. Ghalibaf also cited the
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Vietnam Deputy PM Reaffirms Readiness for "Constructive" US Trade Talks to Revitalize Tariff Negotiations
Vietnam Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thang reiterated to US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer the country's readiness for "open, constructive" trade talks, aiming to reinvigorate months-long neg
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Canadian Government Launches C$504 Million Research Grant Program, Attracting Dozens of Top US Researchers
Canada's Industry Minister, Mélanie Joly, announced on Thursday that the Canadian government is launching a new C$504 million (approximately US$362 million) research funding program to attract 48 top
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US-Canada trade war escalates: US imposes 50% tariffs on $20bn Canadian goods, Canada retaliates with similar levies on US products, analysts warn of recession risk
The US imposed 50% tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods last Saturday after trade negotiations collapsed. On Monday, President Trump also threatened new 50% levies on all Canadian car produc
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US Appeals Court Rules Kalshi Sports Prediction Contracts Are Sports Gambling, Not Federal Commodity Law Swaps
The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on August 28, local time, that prediction contracts on sports events offered by prediction market company Kalshi are essentially sports betting, not swap
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Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip killed at least 5 Palestinians, including 3 members of one family.
Al Jazeera reported that an Israeli drone strike killed three members of the Abdeen family in northern Khan Younis, southern Gaza, early Friday. Another strike killed a Palestinian man in the Sabra ne
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US Job Growth in Year Through March Marked Down 79,000 in Preliminary Estimate
The preliminary estimate indicates that US job growth was more moderate in the year through March than previously reported, underscoring a downshift in the labor market.
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U.S. uranium production more than tripled in 2025 to 2.1 million pounds, highest since 2017
U.S. uranium concentrate (U3O8) production in 2025 totaled 2.1 million pounds, marking a more than threefold increase from 2024 and the highest volume since 2017.
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Japan intervened in the foreign exchange market with a record $96.4 billion over the past month, receiving rare endorsement from the United States.
Data released by Japan's Ministry of Finance on Friday showed that the government spent a cumulative 15.4 trillion yen (approximately $96.4 billion) to intervene in the foreign exchange market between
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Al Jazeera: A six-month review of the US-Israel war on Iran has resulted in 4,350 deaths in Lebanon, 3,527 deaths in Iran, a cost of $37.5 billion for the US, and a 22% rise in Brent crude oil.
Al Jazeera has released a report reviewing the impact of the US-Israel war on Iran over the past six months. As of August 28, the conflict has resulted in at least 4,350 deaths in Lebanon, 3,527 in Ir
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Six months into US-Israel campaign, Iran faces intensified economic pressure with oil exports below 500,000 bpd and inflation nearing 90%; Strait of Hormuz remains closed since Feb 28
The United States and Israel's coordinated military campaign against Iran, launched on February 28, has shifted back to economic pressure after six months. On August 24, the US Treasury initiated Oper
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The conflict between the US and Iran has persisted for six months, with analysts believing the war has devolved into a war of attrition, slowing traffic in the Strait of Hormuz.
The conflict has lasted six months since the US and Israel launched attacks on Iran on February 28. Analysts generally believe that the war has evolved into a war of attrition, with the Iranian regime
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US Corporate Profits Surge to Post-WWII Record High, While Worker Payouts Wilt
US Corporate Profits Surge to Post-WWII Record High, While Worker Payouts Wilt
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US federal judge Roy Altman faces formal complaint over alleged anti-Palestinian bias and pro-Israel advocacy
Florida lawyer Katherine Giannamore filed the complaint with the Eleventh Circuit Court, accusing District Judge Roy Altman of eroding public confidence in the judiciary's integrity and impartiality.
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RMB Exchange Rate Remains Calm Amidst US Sanction Threats Over Iran Issue
The RMB exchange rate was almost unaffected this week, despite continuous sanction threats from the United States due to China's relationship with Iran, which has strengthened some strategists' bullis
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Chad accuses Sudanese army of deadly airstrike, killing 12
An airstrike at a fuel market near Chad's border with Sudan on Thursday killed 12 people and injured seven, Chadian officials said. Chad accused the Sudanese army of carrying out the attack and has de
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Canada welcomes US shift on French language discoverability in trade talks, as US officials call claims fabricated amid escalating tariffs
Canada's top trade negotiator, Dominic LeBlanc, welcomed a shift in the US position that "discoverability," "labelling," and "measures to promote French language and Canadian culture" would not be sub
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Canada adjusts its retaliatory tariff list against the US, increasing tariffs on goods such as copper wire and charcoal to 50%, while removing fish and seafood products.
Canada adjusts its retaliatory tariff list against the US, increasing tariffs on goods such as copper wire and charcoal to 50%, while removing fish and seafood products.
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US rebukes Europeans over ‘sea of red’ military gaps, urges countries like UK to do more
The Pentagon policy chief stated that the US hopes to see more contributions from European nations, specifically mentioning the United Kingdom, to address military shortfalls.
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Iran's Top Security Official Rezaei Warns During Meeting With Qatari FM That Iran Would Strike U.S. Military And Economic Interests If U.S. Starts 'Mischief' Against Iran
Iran's Top Security Official Rezaei Warns During Meeting With Qatari FM That Iran Would Strike U.S. Military And Economic Interests If U.S. Starts 'Mischief' Against Iran
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TD Bank Plans to Open Up to 100 New Branches in the U.S. by the End of 2028
Toronto-Dominion Bank announced plans to open up to 100 new branches in the U.S. East Coast region by the end of 2028, a move aimed at repositioning its network in key metropolitan areas and subject t
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Bloomberg strategist Simon White warns: US fiscal fundamentals are more fragile than France's, and US Treasuries face a greater test.
Simon White points out that while France's budget crisis is escalating and its sovereign bond spreads are widening, the US's fiscal fundamentals are actually more fragile. Data shows that the US gover
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Israel launched artillery, air, and ground raids into southern Syria and southern Lebanon on Wednesday evening, disregarding U.S. diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the conflict.
Israeli forces shelled and conducted a ground raid on Wednesday evening near Beit Jinn and Taranja village in southern Syria. Meanwhile, the Israeli Air Force launched airstrikes and continued demolit
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Qatar's Prime Minister visits Tehran, seeks to restart US-Iran talks and discuss Strait of Hormuz issue
Qatar's Foreign Ministry spokesperson announced on Wednesday that Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed would visit Tehran on Thursday to discuss de-escalation with Iranian officials and create conditions fo
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U.S. Department of Defense report: Iran war cost $33.4 billion by end of June, with hundreds of buildings and dozens of aircraft damaged.
The Iran war has cost approximately $33.4 billion as of June 29, according to a report submitted to Congress by the U.S. Department of Defense on Monday. Of this, Iranian attacks caused $184 million i
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Officials from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda will meet in Geneva on September 16-17 to discuss the implementation of the 2025 Washington Accord.
The talks are part of a meeting of the Joint Security Coordination Mechanism (JSCM) between the two countries, aimed at assessing the implementation progress of key security commitments. This follows
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Canadian Prime Minister Carney: A U.S.-Canada trade agreement is still possible, and the breakdown of negotiations in August clarified Canada's "red lines."
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated on Monday that despite the breakdown of US-Canada trade talks in August, this rupture helped clarify Canada's negotiation red lines, adding that the US "may
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CNBC reports: China expands controls over overseas deployment of tech talent, US tightens visas for Chinese students and journalists.
According to CNBC's "China Watch" newsletter, China officially began restricting citizens who violate technology export controls from leaving the country on Tuesday, aiming to plug loopholes in techno
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Chinese Official Calls AI 'Core Engine of New Technological Revolution'
A top Chinese official said AI is the “core engine of a new round of technological revolution” and the main battleground of its rivalry with the U.S.
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The U.S. is reportedly considering a "phased" agreement with Iran to end the conflict.
Washington may be considering a "phased" agreement with Tehran aimed at ending the US-Iran conflict, according to Iranian media ILNA, citing Pakistani sources. The source cautioned that Donald Trump's
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Trump: US producing and delivering weapons at fastest pace in history, including Patriots, THAAD, and Tomahawks
Former President Donald Trump stated that the United States is producing more advanced weapons than ever before, with daily deliveries to forces in the Middle East and beyond. He added that defense fa
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Iranian state-linked Tasnim News rejects Trump’s claim that Tehran wants a quick deal with Washington
Iranian state-linked Tasnim News rejected Trump’s claim that Tehran wants a quick deal with Washington. The outlet said Iran has repeatedly stated it does not seek negotiations with the U.S. governmen
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Trump says U.S. is open to engaging with Iran, will determine whether to choose to engage
Trump says U.S. is open to engaging with Iran, will determine whether to choose to engage
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Iran War fiscal pressure may lead Gulf states to prioritize domestic investments over US commitments, PIIE report says
A new analysis from the Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE) indicates that the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran is creating fiscal pressure for Saudi Arabia, Qatar
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GasBuddy Analyst: Americans have spent an additional $109.2 billion on gasoline and diesel since March, with the daily increase currently around $730 million.
According to Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, U.S. consumers and truckers have spent an estimated $109.2 billion more on gasoline and diesel since March 1 compared to the same
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Former CIA officer Scott Uehlinger states US may be 'forced to intervene' in Red Sea
Uehlinger's remarks come as the United States faces growing pressure to intervene after Houthi forces seized control of Yemen’s Red Sea coast, though the White House has so far declined requests for d
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Some companies that left China to avoid U.S. tariffs are now returning, citing difficulties in replicating China's factory ecosystem
A year after shifting production and sourcing out of China, some firms are finding it challenging to replicate the country's skilled labor, supplier networks, and reliable power elsewhere. U.S. retail
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Iran states US, not lack of mediation, is main obstacle to diplomacy
Iran states US, not lack of mediation, is main obstacle to diplomacy
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Canadian firms spent $9B on U.S. commercial real estate in the 12 months to June, shrugging off trade war concerns
The pace of U.S. asset purchases by Canadian firms accelerated in Q2, with 32% of capital raised for global acquisitions directed to the U.S. during the period, up from 19.3% a quarter earlier. Collie
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US Special Envoy Jared Kushner says Israel's failed Doha attack left it 'globally isolated' and helped force Gaza deal
Kushner added that the international outrage following the 'terrible' attack on Hamas leadership in Doha allowed US mediators to force Israel into a Gaza deal.
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Guyana's President: Oil Revenue Surges Due to Iran Conflict
Guyana's President, Mohamed Irfaan Ali, stated that the country's oil revenues have sharply increased in recent months due to the Iran conflict reshaping global markets. He emphasized that he does not
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U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright Warns Against Hormuz Deal Optimism, Iran to Propose Temporary Shipping Lane on Monday
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright warned traders against expecting a quick Strait of Hormuz breakthrough with Iran, noting that alternative routes are currently supplying about 10 million barrels a d
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Kremlin says Russia-Ukraine-US talks possible in October
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the United States could take place in October. This follows visits by U.S. negotiators to Kyiv and Moscow to pus
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Al Jazeera Analysis: Iran War Reveals BRICS' Limits in Translating Economic Weight into Geopolitical Sway
The analysis highlights that the BRICS bloc struggled to achieve a unified stance on the US-Israel war on Iran, failing to condemn the US directly in its summit declaration. This demonstrates the diff
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South Korea nears announcement of first US investment project, with briefing to lawmakers set for Sept. 17
South Korean Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan returned Sunday from three days of talks in New York, where he met US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and other officials to discuss prospective projects
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North Korea reportedly using foreign IT talent to infiltrate US companies
The DPRK is said to be employing IT workers from third countries to pass job interviews for positions in US companies, with these roles subsequently taken over by North Korean operatives.
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Council on Foreign Relations Senior Fellow: Houthi attacks pose a major setback to U.S. strategy of stabilizing regional oil flows, Iran's nuclear activities raise new concerns.
Ray Takeyh, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, stated on Bloomberg Television that renewed Houthi attacks represent a significant setback for the U.S. strategy to stabilize regional
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Lebanese President Aoun stated there would be no new negotiations with Israel at this time, after US-brokered talks between Israel and Lebanon were postponed due to ongoing Israeli bombardment of southern Lebanon.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun stated on Saturday, September 12, in Nabatieh that there would be no new negotiations with Israel at this time. This follows the postponement of the next round of US-bro
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