Kim Mackrael

The European Union approved $105 billion in loans to keep Kyiv afloat—but it may not be enough.

Tech companies’ plans to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on AI infrastructure depend on a one-of-a-kind Dutch equipment maker most Americans have never heard of.

Iran is willing to share its defense capabilities with other countries, in particular the members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the deputy Iranian defense minister said, according to state media. “We are ready to share our experiences that led to the defeat of the United States with oth

The president’s plan to raise tariffs on EU cars shows how little protection trade deals offer.

Gavin Bade, Kim Mackrael President Trump's threat to raise tariffs on European cars is a warning for investors and U.S. trading partners

Iran for the first time publicly provided details of injuries that Mojtaba Khamenei, now the country’s supreme leader, suffered in the airstrikes that killed his father at the beginning of the conflict. An Iranian official confirmed that the younger Khamenei was hurt in the attacks but said he is i

Andrew Puzder, a former fast-food executive, is trying to build bridges with Europe at a time of deep trans-Atlantic tensions.

European Union lawmakers reached an agreement on legislation to eliminate tariffs for U.S. industrial goods after heavy pressure from the Trump administration. The EU pledged last year to cut tariffs for many American goods in exchange for a U.S. commitment to cap most levies on the EU at 15%. The

A: There’s a good chance these tariffs will end up taking effect. Unlike some of the tariff threats that President Trump has issued over social media, the levies the U.S. just proposed are the result of a formal probe by the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative. Trade experts said they

European Union leaders are struggling for consensus on how much to restrict imports that are battering their industries.