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Ruling for the rich: Evidence of a pro-wealthy bias on the US Supreme Court

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The US Supreme Court is at the centre of economic policymaking. Trade policy, immigration enforcement, climate regulation, labour law, and the scope of federal agencies routinely hinge on judicial review. …

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UK wants to ban firms from insuring Russian oil

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LONDON — The U.K. backs a ban on maritime services for Russian oil shipments and could act alongside the European Union in a future crackdown even without U.S. support, a minister and a senior government official confirmed Wednesday.  Any …

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Why Europe won’t confront Trump on trade – even when the courts do

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The US Supreme Court’s ruling on Friday that most of Donald Trump’s tariffs were unlawful marked a humiliating defeat for the president. But the EU’s response was arguably just as …

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Argentina’s Milei heads to the US again, balancing Trump ties with growing China trade

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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Argentina’s President Javier Milei set off Wednesday for his 14th trip to the United States to take part in the inaugural session of U.S. President Donald Trump’s Board …

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Ma Jun: ‘No business interest’ in Chinese coal power due to cheaper renewables

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Ma – one of China’s most recognisable environmental activists – says that early experiments with publishing real-time air quality data have paved the way for greater openness from the Chinese …

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What Is Palantir? How a US Spytech Firm Penetrated the British State

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A US spytech firm deeply embedded in the most sensitive areas of the British state is being scrutinised as part of the fallout from the latest tranche of documents related …

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Not just oil, the Venezuela invasion is about preserving the petrodollar

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“We don’t need Venezuela’s oil. We have plenty of oil in the United States,” the US secretary of state, Marco Rubio, told an NBC interviewer the day after US troops snatched …

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Trump drops key US climate rule, swaps health for cheap cars

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In what the White House has described as the “largest deregulatory action in American history,” President Donald Trump has undone a key scientific finding that has been the cornerstone of United States efforts to fight climate change for more than 16 years. …

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TikTok’s addictive design features fall foul of EU’s digital rules

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The Commission found Chinese video-sharing app TikTok’s addictive design features breach the bloc’s Digital Services Act (DSA) in a preliminary decision on Friday. If the findings are confirmed, the EU …

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Canada’s Carney hails new trade deals, ‘expects’ US to respect sovereignty

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has hailed several new trade agreements, pledging to further diversify Ottawa’s partners while saying he “expects” the United States to respect his country’s sovereignty. Carney …

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