Trump suggested me to sue EU over Brexit, says Theresa May
"He told me I should sue the EU – not go into negotiations," May told the BBC, on being asked what Trump's suggestion was.
Trump questions why Obama did not act on claims of Russian election meddling
On Friday a federal grand jury said Russia's military intelligence agency officers covertly monitored computers of Hillary Clinton's campaign and Democratic campaign committees and stole large amounts of data.
Thousands take to London's streets to protest at Trump visit
More than 64,000 people signed up to demonstrate in London against the visit and other protests were expected in major cities around the country.
Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump to address reporters in Helsinki: Kremlin
"There will be a joint press conference of the two presidents," Dmitry Peskov told reporters, referring to Monday's meeting, the first summit between Putin and Trump.
US President Donald Trump says relationship with UK is very, very strong
"We've got a lot to discuss," May said, adding that they would discuss the so-called special relationship between the United States and United Kingdom as well as the real opportunities for a trade deal.
China's trade surplus with US hits record as exporters rush to beat tariffs
The data came after the administration of US President Donald Trump raised the stakes in its trade row with China on Tuesday, saying it would slap 10 percent tariffs on an extra $200 billion worth of Chinese imports, including numerous consumer items.
China says US companies should lobby Washington over trade
Beijing frequently rejects foreign comments about its own policies as improper interference in its affairs.
Donald Trump hails 'tremendous progress' on NATO defence spending
"Everyone's agreed to substantially up their commitment -- they're going to up it at levels they've never thought of before." The US leader had thrown the summit into crisis by demanding countries meet a spending target of two percent of GDP immediately, instead of by 2024, and to eventually double spending to four percent.
Donald Trump blasts NATO in closed-door summit session: Sources
NATO leaders then asked non-NATO partner countries Ukraine and Georgia to leave the room for an unscheduled, allies-only session, the sources said.
Merkel fires back at Trump, says Germany makes 'independent decisions'
Merkel was responding to US President Donald Trump's comments on Germany being a "captive" of Russia.
Trump, Merkel to meet at NATO summit: White House
The encounter comes after Trump launched a furious attack on Germany at the start of the alliance gathering, bitterly criticising Berlin for not spending enough on defence and accusing it of being a "captive" to Russia for energy.
At NATO, Trump lashes Germany for being Russian 'captive'
Donald Trump said: "If you look at it, Germany is a captive of Russia. They got rid of their coal plants, they got rid of their nuclear, they're getting so much of their oil and gas from Russia. I think it is something NATO has to look at."
Trade war with US could impede China's attempt to rein in debt
Chinese debt has ballooned to over 300 percent of its GDP even while domestic consumption and exports have both grown in tandem over the past decade.
BMW: Tariffs mean higher prices in China for US-made SUVs
BMW builds key SUV models in Spartanburg, South Carolina, where it employs 10,000 people. Those vehicles are exported to 140 countries, making BMW the largest US auto exporter.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sees hard road ahead with North Korea but pursues denuclearisation talks
Leaked U.S. intelligence findings concluded that North Korea does not intend to give up its nuclear programme completely
US adds 213,000 jobs in June, unemployment rate jumps to 4%
The professional and business services sector added 50,000 new positions, manufacturing rose by 36,000, while the fabricated metals industry, which is at the heart of Trump's current trade battle, added 7,000 new workers.
Harry Potter writer JK Rowling trolls Trump after a spelling mistake in a tweet on his 'ability to write'
In a sequence of following tweets, Rowling tweeted “pour” succeeded by many more “hahaha” suggesting that Trump may have used ghostwriters for his books.
US sanctions on Iran: Indian Oil chairman confident about oil supply
IOC chairman Sanjiv Singh is confident that Saudi Arabia can cover for the world’s oil supply shortfall
How featuring on the FATF's grey list can impact Pakistan
Pakistan was placed on the grey list of the Paris-based Financial Action Task Force (FATF) at its June 29 plenary
Donald Trump says Saudi king agrees to ramp up oil production
"Just spoke to King Salman of Saudi Arabia and explained to him that, because of the turmoil & disfunction in Iran and Venezuela, I am asking that Saudi Arabia increase oil production, maybe up to 2,000,000 barrels, to make up the difference," Donald Trump
Donald Trump pursuing meeting with Vladimir Putin to determine if Russia willing to improve ties: White House
The announcement followed a meeting between President Putin and US National Security Adviser John Bolton, who was in Moscow this week to lay the groundwork for the summit.
India to join Norway in WTO case against US on steel, aluminium duties
In May, India has already dragged the US to the World Trade Organisations dispute settlement mechanism over the imposition of these import duties.
Iran the 'next North Korea', India should re-think ties: Nikki Haley
"The US wants to be cautious but wants the international community to make sure they are paying attention to the violations." US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley.
India asks refiners to look at alternatives as it looks to cut Iranian oil imports
Back in 2012, EU put restrictions on insurance of Iranian oil and ships carrying them. To get around the problem, Iran supplied oil in its own tankers.
