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Hungary had said it wouldn’t enforce the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant against Netanyahu alleging war crimes in Gaza.

Britain’s Online Safety Act may block U.S.-based forums over noncompliance; however, sites such as Gab and Kiwi Farms are refusing to comply.

Washington’s new measures could derail China’s economic growth, according to Zhiwu Chen, a finance professor at HKU Business School.

The EU stated that the global economy will ’massively suffer' under Trump’s new tariffs.

The president launched a new chapter in U.S. trade, imposing a 10 percent universal tariff on trading partners and higher reciprocal levies on some.

U.S. funding was fighting disease and poverty, but many experts argue that resource-rich countries should carry their own burden.

The Irish, Polish and U.S. activists’ lawyer said the charges were based on convictions not yet secured.

The wide ranging tariffs are expected to be announced April 2.

Emails from NZ’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs reveal concerns about Russia using the Cook Islands’ shipping registry to avoid sanctions.

Melbourne’s troubled roads will see $38.5 million in upgrades through a partnership of the federal and state governments.

The new deployment is part of an effort by Berlin to secure NATO’s eastern flank and show that Europe can take on a greater responsibility for its own defense.

Experts say the road to reciprocity will be bumpy but necessary. One, in particular, expects to see early signs of an economic boom before the 2026 midterms.

Security minister Dan Jarvis said ‘Russia presents an acute threat to UK national security.’

RBA holds rates steady, citing inflation risks, global uncertainty, and tight labour markets despite easing price pressures and recovering demand.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia continues to face U.S. sanctions and that ’restrictions continue to apply to American companies.’

Le Pen, whose party is a front-runner in polls ahead of the 2027 vote, also faces a potential jail sentence, after being found guilty of embezzlement.

The financial impact of the Coalition’s proposal to bring down power prices for individual households is currently unknown.

Potential models for the reform include the excessive pricing laws established in the EU, the UK, and many US states.