Europeans reeling as Trump imposes tariffs on 8 countries over Greenland dispute
Europeans were reeling Sunday from U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement that eight countries will face 10% tariff for opposing American […]
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Eurozone sees $11.5B trade surplus in November, down from October
The eurozone posted a €9.9 billion ($11.5 billion) foreign trade surplus in November, the region’s statistical bureau Eurostat said on
United States completes first sale of Venezuelan oil
The United States has completed its first sale of Venezuelan oil, generating around $500 million, a US official said Wednesday,
Ukraine, UK sign defense roadmap under 100-year partnership
Ukraine and the United Kingdom signed a roadmap in Kyiv formalizing defense cooperation for 2026 under their One Hundred Year
Finnish premier calls US rhetoric on Greenland ‘negotiation tactic’
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo on Friday called the recent US rhetoric on Greenland a “negotiation tactic” and warned that
US seizes another oil tanker linked to Venezuela
US forces have seized another tanker in the Caribbean Sea, officials said, as Washington continues its efforts to control exports
World’s Largest Oil Reserves in Venezuela, But Making Them Viable Remains Tough
Despite exporting less than 1% of the world’s supply of oil, Venezuela has been a key focal point in the
Gold tops $4,500, silver and platinum hit records in metal markets frenzy
Gold surged past the $4,500-an-ounce mark for the first time on Wednesday, while silver and platinum also scaled record highs,
Cocoa prices are plunging. Why is chocolate still so expensive?
After last year’s historic rally, cocoa prices are heading for a record annual slump. But there’s no sign the cost
Nigeria’s richest man Dangote escalates oil fight with regulator, seeks corruption probe
Nigeria’s richest man Aliko Dangote escalated his fight with regulators on Sunday, accusing them of enabling cheap fuel imports that