Donald Trump’s new accounting firm struck a deal with the New York attorney general to hand over documents subpoenaed in the state’s $250 million civil suit over the former president’s asset valuations.
President Joe Biden said he plans to run for reelection in 2024, but is not yet ready to launch his campaign.
Inflation in urban parts of Egypt rose to its highest since the aftermath of a currency crisis in 2016, following a surge in food prices linked to the devaluation of the country’s pound.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan used a ceremony showcasing a military carrier to burnish his defense credentials ahead of close-run general elections next month.
Tibetan Buddhism’s top spiritual leader apologized after a video circulated on social media that showed him kissing a young boy on the lips at a public event in India and where he also appears to have asked the boy to suck his tongue.
A Saudi delegation arrived in Tehran on Saturday to plan for the reopening of the kingdom’s embassy in the Iranian capital, the latest step in a thaw of relations between the regional rivals.
Iran lashed out at the US after its rare move to disclose the deployment of a guided missile submarine in the Middle East over the weekend, amid heightened tensions and violence in the region.
Australia is set to host its first visit by a senior Chinese official in six years, a sign that ties between the nations are warming despite Canberra signing up to the Aukus submarine deal.
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Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the four new sites that the US can access under an expanded defense agreement are intended to bolster the Southeast Asian nation’s capability to defend its territory, and not for any offensive moves.
