Did Trump really ‘exempt’ Chinese phones, chips from tariffs?
Trump only rolled back tariffs imposed since April 2. Laptops, phones and semiconductors still face hefty levies.
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Germany wants to deport four pro-Palestine activists: What you should know
The US citizen and three European nationals who face expulsion have not been convicted of any crime.
Peru mourns death of literary giant Mario Vargas Llosa
The writer was a leading light in the 20th-century Latin American literature boom and has won a Nobel Prize.
Islamabad seeks answers after eight Pakistanis shot dead in Iran
The attack underscores the tense security landscape along their shared border — and their differing threat perceptions.
Greek police probe hardline group claims on bombing attacks
Revolutionary Class Struggle asserts attacks on railway operator and a ministry dedicated to 'the Palestinian people'.
Iran to consult Russia on US nuclear talks, Rome may host next meeting
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to visit Moscow as US allies seek to avoid being sidelined by Trump.
Thousands of Sikh pilgrims visit Pakistan to celebrate Vaisakhi festival
Thousands of Sikhs celebrate Vaisakhi in Pakistan, with 6,500 Indian pilgrims visiting holy sites across the country.
Josh Shapiro arson attack: What do we know about suspect Cody Balmer
Balmer is facing criminal charges after allegedly breaking into the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion and starting a fire.
Fact check: Does a new study say the flu vaccine is dangerous?
A new Cleveland Clinic study misses key aspects of the vaccine’s effectiveness, sparking public questions.
Bethlehem carvers fret over second Easter without tourists
Bethlehem artisans face a worsening crisis as Israel's war on Gaza halts tourism and US tariffs threaten exports.
Algeria orders exit of French officials amid rocky relations
Latest salvo in diplomatic spat comes after France arrested three Algerians over kidnapping of social media influencer.
Animated maps show two years of war in Sudan
About 30 percent of Sudan’s 48 million people - more than 14 million - have been forced to flee their homes.
South Korea’s ex-President Yoon denies insurrection as criminal trial opens
Yoon could face death penalty if found guilty of preparing coup with last year's declaration of martial law.
Are US-made cars spared from Trump’s auto tariffs?
Trump imposed 25 percent car tariffs in April. Car part tariffs start May 3. Analysts say no car uses all US parts.
Japan’s Expo 2025 revives memories of Tokyo Olympics’ cost blowout
World Expo opens in Osaka amid scrutiny over weak ticket sales and ballooning costs.
Yemen’s Houthis say six killed in US strikes on Sanaa province
The group also claims it shot down a US MQ-9 drone in the airspace of Hajjah governorate.
Trump warns China ‘not getting off the hook’ on US tariffs for electronics
The US president says there are no tariff exemptions for electronic items but that they fall under a separate category.
Trump to meet Bukele as US deports more immigrants to El Salvador
The White House set to welcome El Salvador's president as Washington faces backlash over immigrant removals.
Sudan’s RSF claims control of famine-hit Zamzam camp in Darfur
The paramilitary group says it 'liberated' the camp from the control of the army.
Will elections in Gabon lead to change?
The leader of a 2023 coup, Brice Oligui Nguema, wins in a landslide victory in Gabon.