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Europe must be ready for a world where Russia is regularly committing sabotage, arson and other hybrid attacks on its soil, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warned.

Bolivia arrested Attorney General Roger Mariaca in an operation Wednesday night after the US government accused him of corruption.

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says Europe should be releasing some of their diesel fuel reserves to help bring down prices. He also says gaps remain with Canada when it comes to trying to reach a trade deal. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance" from Milwaukee where G20 talks are being held. (Source: Bloomberg)

President Donald Trump expressed frustration with his Supreme Court picks, complaining about votes against his policies and lamenting what he said was a lack of loyalty.

President Donald Trump said he would consider giving preemptive pardons to members of his administration before leaving office, offering them wide-raging protection from prosecution.

The FlyDubai pilot who tried to crash the Boeing Co. 737 carrying 174 passengers mainly from Israel was Omani, according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, raising questions how he gained permission to fly despite a strict security screening process.

Donald Trump is embarking on a travel blitz aimed at shoring up struggling Republicans in states he won two years ago, as the president’s mood darkens about his party’s prospects in the November midterm elections.

Belgium’s five government parties are negotiating “in good faith” to reach a budget agreement, Deputy Prime Minister David Clarinval has said, as the country races to reach a deal before a mid-October deadline.

Options traders seem unperturbed by the US midterm elections, creating a potentially precarious setup for a stock market already dealing with a rout in bonds and uncertainty about the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate path.

President Donald Trump said Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh should have voted against a move to hike interest rates last month, but said he did not blame him for the central bank’s decision.

President Donald Trump said ramped up military strikes against Iran were “possible” after the November midterm elections, as his administration struggles to find an exit plan for a war now in its eighth month.

President Donald Trump last year capped tariffs on Japan and South Korea at 15% in exchange for pledges by the two nations to invest a combined $900 billion in the US. The deals were part of Trump’s push to narrow US trade deficits with both countries that have long drawn the ire of the president. In the first half of 2026, Japan’s trade surplus with the US was $20 billion. The US trade shortfall with South Korea was much wider, at $50 billion.

Election year ads paid for by the US government are drawing new scrutiny across Washington.

Finland suspects that the homes of several parliament members were unlawfully accessed across a “considerable” number of cases.

Ahead of a pivotal midterm election defined by concerns around surging rent and gas prices, student debt is emerging as an affordability issue some voters say is being overlooked. Liam Knox reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

Andy Burnham will reveal a 10-year vision to “make this country work for you again,” the UK prime minister promised the British public in his first conference speech as Labour party leader this week. What he failed to mention is the £85 billion ($113 billion) black hole in those plans.

The ability to exploit vulnerabilities in aviation infrastructure are there in plain sight.

A yearslong legal campaign to hold the oil industry accountable for climate change risks running aground in the US as the Supreme Court takes up a case that threatens to undercut dozens of lawsuits.

The European Union is coordinating a joint position with member states on emergency diesel stocks after the US requested a release to ease prices and avert an export ban.

South Korea has pushed back on the Trump administration’s announcement that the country would invest $54 billion in a liquefied natural gas project in Alaska, saying it had agreed to do so only if the long-stalled venture proves economically feasible.