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The 84-year-old interpreter questions the President's threats about the closing of the Kennedy Center and the 28-year-old Swedish artist has denounced the use of 'Midnight Sun' in a White House video about deportations
Elizabeth Warren, Ron Wyden and Sheldon Whitehouse claimed in a letter that the Administration "failed to explain where the funds went"
Industry is the first donor in legislative elections with tens of millions for different candidates with the expectation that Trump will continue to support the sector
Press coverage this Friday, September 18, the parliamentary elections in Russia, the Trump administration accused of war crimes, and speculation around the first list of the French team's selector, Zinedine Zidane.
From the impressive photo of a surfer in Tahiti to the iconic photo of the American president-elect, Donald Trump, taken after an assassination attempt, here are 12 of the most catchy images of last year.
Poll reveals 71 percent in US believe Trump's team lacks a clear strategy for resolving the conflict.
Canada thanked the European Union for its invitation to become the first associated country of the bloc and presented the reasons why both are stronger together. In the midst of the tension generated by US President Donald Trump with his duties, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expressed their intention to bring both economies closer.
In December 2020, under the Abraham Agreements, Morocco resumed relations with Israel, which had been interrupted since the second intifada. In return, Trump recognized Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara. In 2021, Royal Air Maroc opened the direct flight Casablanca- Tel Aviv, suspended following the Hamas attack in 2023. Despite the war in Gaza, relations made progress, and on 17 September both countries agreed to raise them to the level of embassies.
Images taken by an AFP photographer show American President Donald Trump on board Air Force One, examining a printed copy of the Kennedy Center in which the word "demolished" appears to be read. The photo was taken after the president warned that the performing arts center could be destroyed. Hours later, his administration argued before a court that the compound should be closed due to a "structural deterioration," the last turn in Trump's dispute for linking its name to the building.
The Trump administration approved on Thursday the sale of 48 F-35 stealth fighter aircraft to Saudi Arabia for $24.3 billion. The draft still needs to be considered by Congress, where elected officials are concerned, inter alia, that aircraft technology is leaking to China.
Fed President Kevin Warsh said the measure was because "inflation is too high."
Canada is facing new US import penalties after Prime Minister Mark Carney refused to match US tariffs on China. Other countries are watching as the Trump trade clash turns into a fight over economic sovereignty.
For the oil deal with Venezuela, the US government is working with a little-known company, rather than with energy giants like ExxonMobil. Why is this happening?
The Canadian Prime Minister is visiting Strasbourg this week in search of a "single alliance" with the EU.
Edgar José Marval was one of 10 Americans arrested in Venezuela who were released in exchange for the release of Alex Saab, the Colombian businessman allied with Nicolás Maduro.
The Republican congressman, who seeks re-election in a mostly Hispanic Miami district, questions the arrests of migrants without a criminal record and warns that Latino voters who supported Trump feel betrayed.
Donald Trump, under fire for record US diesel prices, claims Russia and Ukraine have agreed to stop striking energy targets. Russia said nothing; Ukraine said "we expect specifics from our partners" on any such move.
Russia's aggression, Trump's threats against Greenland and the race for critical raw materials are pushing the Arctic to the top of Europe's agenda.
With Argentina's President Milei promising "winds of change" over the Falklands, will Donald Trump shift his stance on British rule?
The 0.25% increase comes despite fierce opposition from the US president, who has called for rates to be cut.
