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Stock markets slump for second day running after Trump announces tariffs - in worst day for indexes since COVID
Worldwide stock markets have plummeted for the second day running as the fallout from Donald Trump's global tariffs continues.
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Global markets have given Trump a clear no-confidence vote - and his fickleness is making the problem worse
Global financial markets gave a clear vote of no-confidence in President Trump's economic policy.
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Ukraine says 'massive' Russian drone attack on Zelenskyy's home city after missile strike kills 16
At least 16 people, including six children, have been killed in a Russian missile strike on Volodymyr Zelenskyy's home city, according to Ukrainian officials.
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Trump's tariffs are about something more than economics: power
Tanking stock markets, collapsing world orders, devastating trade wars; economists with their hair ablaze are scrambling to keep up.
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The rise (and fall?) of Marine Le Pen
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Court confirms sacking of South Korean president who declared martial law
South Korea's constitutional court has confirmed the dismissal of President Yoon Suk Yeol, who was impeached in December after declaring martial law.
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Why South Korea's president Yoon Suk Yeol has been removed from office over martial law
A South Korean court has upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, months after he shocked the country by declaring martial law.
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Israeli troops expand 'security zone' in northern Gaza - after announcing plans to seize areas of south
Israeli troops have moved into an area of northern Gaza to expand what they refer to as a "security zone" around the enclave, the military said today.
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'Deliberate policy of withholding aid' in Gaza to ultimately put pressure on Hamas, says UN aid chief
A United Nations aid chief is demanding answers from Israel after a deadly attack which killed 15 medical staff in southern Gaza.
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UK in talks with Brazil over 'potential sale' of two Royal Navy amphibious assault ships
The UK is in talks with Brazil over the "potential sale" of the Royal Navy's two amphibious assault ships that are being ditched to cut costs, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed.
