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The Debate Over a Diesel Export Ban Is Giving Europe Whiplash
European Union officials say they are in talks with the Trump administration to head off export controls.
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Princess Diana’s Legacy Still Looms Over King Charles
A new memoir is causing waves as her family looks ahead to the 30th anniversary of her death.
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Opinion | Maybe It Isn’t the Far Right Europe Should Fear After All
Insurgents on the left, including Germany’s Die Linke, are much likelier to resist moderating.
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America Is Behind on Memory Chips—and Tariffs Threaten to Make Things Harder
The Trump administration wants to spur U.S. chip-making, but tariffs on foreign imports could raise costs for American companies.
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In France, a Baptism Boom Stirs Hope of Catholic Revival
Pope Leo plans to discuss the phenomenon with local church officials during his visit to France.
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Trump Administration Presses China on Suspected Nuclear Tests in Confidential Talks
The discussions have occurred on the sidelines of multilateral meetings in Geneva, New York and Casablanca, Morocco.
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War Throttles Black Sea Grain Exports, Threatening Food Supplies
Russian and Ukrainian attacks on each other’s ports and vessels are choking off Black Sea grain exports, raising the specter of a new food c
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Trump Kicks Off White House Summit With China’s Xi
The summit marks Xi Jinping‘s first visit to Washington in more than a decade, as the two leaders look to ease brewing tensions over the war
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Netanyahu Returns to Familiar U.N. Stage More Isolated Than Ever
The Israeli prime minister’s speech on Thursday comes as he faces a tight election and weakening ties with the Trump administration.
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Leonardo, Fincantieri Get $4.2 Billion Contract For Two Destroyers From Italy’s Navy
Fincantieri will design and develop the naval platform and act as system integrator for the two DDX destroyers, while Leonardo will produce
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A Four-Year Truce Collapses and Ethiopia Is at War Again
Secessionist rebels seized three airports and threatened a return to a civil war that killed 600,000 people
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The Morning Risk Report: The Group Chat Where World Leaders Are Racing to Create AI Controls
$5 billion flurry of nearly identical Kalshi trades draws scrutiny, and more from Journal House U.N. General Assembly 2026.
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European Gas Prices Rise as Storage Levels Worry Market
European natural-gas prices rose in early trading as market focus remained on storage levels ahead of the winter heating season.
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Oil Prices Fall on Optimism Around U.S.-Iran Diplomacy, Saudi Pipeline Restart
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Wednesday that Saudi Arabia had restarted its East-West pipeline, restoring the route for crude exp
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Ukraine’s Economy Hampered by Black Sea, Energy Disruptions, Says EBRD
An agreement with Russia to halt attacks on energy infrastructure and the restoration of grain exports through the Black Sea, would boost Uk
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Iran Has a Secret Weapon in Its War With America: Help From China
Trump wants to preserve relations with Xi, but Iranian customs data show Chinese entities have made thousands of shipments of components use
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Eight Navy Personnel Assigned to USS Lincoln Strike Group Attempted Suicide
Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao divulged the number in response to questions from a Democratic senator.
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U.N. Visit Spotlights Delcy Rodríguez’s Turn From Maduro Deputy to Trump Ally
The interim president of Venezuela’s appearance at the U.N. has forced foreign leaders to navigate a striking change.
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How the Panama Canal Became a 50-Mile Waterway With a $5 Million Ticket Price
High bids to use the waterway follow shipping disruptions from the Iran war and extreme weather.
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The Group Chat Where World Leaders Are Racing to Create AI Controls
An island meeting and texts between the leaders of Canada, France and Norway reveal an emerging alliance: “We’re in.”
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Opinion | How the U.N. Forges Anti-Israel Bias
The General Assembly majority creates a permanent bureaucracy.
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Canada’s Carney Open to U.S. Trade Deal but Won’t Give Up Right to Deepen EU Ties
In a WSJ interview, Canadian Prime Minister said like-minded countries must work together to ensure sovereignty.
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Putin Casts Election Result as an Endorsement of His War
The Russian leader called on Russia’s military to step up its advance in Ukraine after a successful result for his ruling party.
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Opinion | International ‘Law’ vs. Israel
A court in The Hague considers defining genocide down to harm the Jewish state.
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