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In a meeting with First Nations chiefs, the King voiced concerns over the Alberta separatist movement and its potential impact on indigenous rights.

New details emerge about the suspect involved in the recent attack on a Michigan synagogue, including their employment at a popular restaurant in the area.

Former Labour leader Ed Miliband warns that the competition regulator is ready to intervene if companies unfairly exploit oil price volatility to overcharge customers.

In a move to alleviate rising energy prices, the US Treasury temporarily eased sanctions on Russian oil exports until mid-April, sparking debate over the balance between energy security and geopolitical tensions.

Discover the contrasting social media trends that reveal how China and the US view each other, from TikTok's

China's Foreign Ministry denounces Trump's trade investigation as a pretext for tariffs, while China pushes forward with a new 5-year economic plan that could strain relations with trade partners.

US Central Command reports a military refueling aircraft has crashed in Iraq, with at least 5 crew members on board. Rescue efforts are ongoing, as the cause is not due to hostile or friendly fire.

A suspect has been killed after ramming their vehicle into a synagogue in Michigan, with the FBI investigating this as a targeted act of violence against the Jewish community.

Cuba to release 51 prisoners after discussions with the Vatican, though it's unclear if any political detainees are included. Rights groups say over 1,200 political prisoners remain in Cuban jails.

Oil prices barely react as President Trump waives sanctions on Russian crude sales, despite a recent 10% surge in oil prices.