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The Supreme Court on Friday upheld the sell-or-ban law.

Historians say this is the first time foreign heads of state or government attended a US presidential swearing-in ceremony.

His rally put on full display the totality of his grip on Washington.

Trump’s proposal exerted pressure on the entire tech ecosystem that makes TikTok available to U.S. users, including app store operators and service providers like Oracle which hosts its servers.

The Americas, China and Europe have developed playbooks to react to the aggressive tariffs that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is threatening. Retaliation is inevitable.

The European Union and Mexico link arms to fend off the impact of tariffs threatened by incoming U.S. President Donald Trump.

Governments desperate for a way out of stagnation are encroaching ever more on the ECB’s turf.

The U.K. delayed its implementation of global banking rules by one year due to uncertainty over what U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will do.

Musk has made major interventions to back far-right figures in Germany and Britain.

Tom Fletcher served three U.K. prime ministers — and has plenty of advice for diplomats in the Trump era.

Better-than-expected figures come as Rachel Reeves faces intense scrutiny.

Former adviser Steve Bannon called on the president-elect to issue an executive order to set up the agency during an event hosted by POLITICO Tuesday morning.

Ten countries are pushing for tough new restrictions — but Hungary and Slovakia are expected to oppose them.

Michael Ellam was No. 10 director of communications before working for HSBC.

Christian Democrat Friedrich Merz hopes to revive talks on a broad trade deal with the U.S.

A return to austerity was not in Keir Starmer’s plans — and it risks shredding Labour’s credibility while populists snap at its heels.

Rishi Sunak positioned the U.K. as a world-leader on AI safety. Keir Starmer is adopting a more boosterish stance.

Trade unions called the strike to protest against government plans for pension reform.

Comparing the bloc’s antitrust penalties to tariffs, the Meta boss argued that Brussels is “screwing with” American industry.

Meta boss is fact-checked by top European commissioner after accusations that EU restricts free speech.

“We’ve now got someone who’s incredibly hostile to China coming into the White House,” said a bank lobbyist.