Senator Lindsey Graham has remained hawkish on Russia and China, hitting out at Vladimir Putin over his seeming lack of care for deaths in Ukraine.

The BRICS summit held in Brazil this July showed no visible signs of intimidation. On the contrary, such overt displays of ...

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The geopolitical implications of gallium and rare earths are underscored as the US navigates its trade policies and ...

The capital city of Brazil has officially been named host of the international basketball tournament set to take place from ...

American trend forecaster Gerald Celente has warned that the dominance of the US dollar is coming to an end, citing the ...

The former official disagreed with Scott Bessent's take, rejecting the notion that other nations have no other options in the ...

Shares little changed from Wednesday’s record; ASX hammered on monopoly chatter, costs hit; Domain to exit sharemarket after ...

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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva spoke with Russia's President Vladimir Putin on Saturday, the Brazilian presidential palace said, adding that Putin shared information about his ...

Under an executive order signed by Trump last week, US import duties have jumped from 10 percent to between 15 and 41 percent ...

European and Ukrainian officials met with U.S. Vice President JD Vance in Kent, England, to discuss ways to bring the ...