World Brief

Kyiv and Moscow have accused each other of continuing attacks on energy infrastructure.

The Kremlin agreed to pause strikes on “energy and infrastructure” in Ukraine but rejected a wider truce.

U.S. President Donald Trump is using the controversial Alien Enemies Act to remove undocumented migrants.

High-level diplomats urge Washington to lift nuclear sanctions on Tehran.

The Russian leader said “there are issues that need to be discussed” before he can accept a truce.

The European Union and Canada retaliate with a slew of countermeasures.

The United States will immediately lift its pause on military aid and intelligence-sharing to Kyiv.

The former central banker plans to tackle U.S. tariffs with retaliatory measures.

But the U.S. president stopped short of denouncing Moscow’s large-scale attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.

The continent is seeking new ways to defend itself without relying on U.S. support.

Beijing’s military posturing aims to assert its dominance on the global stage, particularly with the United States and Taiwan.

Canada, Mexico, and China vow retaliatory measures against U.S. tariffs.

But Kyiv’s allies remain adamant that aid must come with U.S. security guarantees.

The anticipated critical minerals deal appears off the table for now after the U.S. president berated the Ukrainian leader.

The British prime minister has said that a British-led peacekeeping force is contingent on U.S. support.