The World Right Now

Argentina insists Chile will continue to support its Falklands oil industry after a summit between Milei and Kast.

Government plans to allocate an extra 180 billion pesos to the armed forces, a move tied to its 2022 request for NATO global‑partner status.

On 9 April 2024 the International Atomic Energy Agency formally accused Tehran of breaching nuclear safeguards, triggering a rare UN Security Council referral.

The far‑right’s win in Saxony‑Anhalt on Saturday is the first AfD‑led state government since 1949, sparking worries about Germany’s post‑war democratic stability.

The former finance minister recalls the 2018 NAFTA renegotiations as Canada braces for escalating U.S. tariffs on steel, aluminum and autos.

The GOP’s gathering in Orlando aims to boost turnout as Canada’s 25% steel and aluminum tariffs start at midnight.

Britain's ban targets goods from 140 Israeli outposts in the occupied West Bank, prompting US warnings and Israeli anger.

Labor Day week launches the 2026 midterms as Trump’s approval sinks and Democrats push for House and Senate control.

A new CACE poll shows six in ten view the president’s sudden policy shift as a tactical move ahead of elections.