The United States is attempting, through "Operation Economic Outcast", to sever every economic link that still supports the regime. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has called on international partners to join the US. The effectiveness of the sanctions, however, depends on one key player: China

Thirty years after the war between rap crews in America, a courtroom in Las Vegas is hosting what resembles a trial of an era. Now the marginalisation that killed Tupac is archive material

Founded in 1847 by freed slaves in North America, the US president considered Liberia as one of the destinations to which the ‘re-emigrants’ could be sent. And the Liberian government agreed to sign an agreement to take in 1,200 of them

If necessary, the new Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, will raise interest rates. Whether the US President likes it or not

In an interview with the New York Times, the Prime Minister spoke about her relationship with the US President: “I thought things would be easier, given our shared views on immigration and ‘woke’ culture. Will we speak again after the summer? Well, we’ll see.”

For Trump, the Strait remains open; he says the United States “has complete control”. Even if it involves substantial resources and is only to allow a limited amount of oil to pass through, things are indeed moving forward. With a night-time operation by the US military

Two primaries, two stories: in Florida, the socialist Angie Nixon has pulled off a surprise victory, beating the candidate with a campaign war chest of 16 million with just 975,000 dollars, and now faces the Republicans. In Alaska, the moderate Mary Peltola is the favourite, but must contend with a namesake of the outgoing Senator Sullivan, whom Trump calls an ‘impostor’

Angie Nixon and Mary Peltola – photo: LaPresse

Major immunisation campaigns for young children have slowed down in more than half of the states, continuing a trend that has been going on for years, whilst measles cases are on the rise