A 10 per cent tariff would start on February 1, the US president said, as he targeted Denmark and seven other countries that sent troops to the Danish territory.
Under Trump 2.0, the so-called norms of the rules-based order are being tossed aside in favour of raw power and brute strength. But it won't necessarily pay off.
Iran's supreme leader said that Iran considers US President Donald Trump a "criminal” for inflicting casualties, damage, and slander on the Iranian people during the protests.
The investigation into whether Tim Walz conspired to impede ICE agents emerged shortly before a judge prohibited immigration officers from detaining or tear-gassing peaceful protesters, including those observing.
In appeals directed to Iran and the world but aimed chiefly at US President Donald Trump, Reza Pahlavi pitched himself as the obvious person to transition Iran if the regime fell.
It was late September and an ageing Australian blogger was preparing to board a flight from Bangkok when he was stopped by a pair of Thai immigration officials.
The two nations reached a wide-ranging agreement to lower trade barriers and rebuild ties, signalling a break from alignment with the United States' trade agenda.
Australian Kate Whiteman's allegations against Oren Alexander – a high-profile New York real estate agent – and his twin brother, Alon, opened the floodgates for dozens of similar claims from women across the world.
The US president thanked María Corina Machado, who made the gesture during a high-stakes encounter with him that could affect how he seeks to shape her country's future.
US allies, including Israel, have reportedly spent two days lobbying the US president to hold off on military action over a violent crackdown on protesters.
Ali Shaath, a civil engineer from Khan Younis who has been chosen to administer Gaza, wants to push the war debris into the Mediterranean to make new islands.
Protesters clashed with law enforcement officers at the scene of the shooting, in a city that has rapidly become the epicentre of a national reckoning over Trump's immigration crackdown.
The crew returning from the International Space Station were greeted by dolphins after splashing into the Pacific Ocean near San Diego on Thursday evening (AEDT).
Thousands are reportedly dead in Iran as protests rage over the nation's collapsing currency. Nine.com.au Senior Journalist Maddison Leach asks the question - how did Iran got to this point?
At least 32 people are dead after a construction crane fell onto a passenger train travelling east from Bangkok, in the second incident in a year to hit the same developer.
South Korean president Lee Jae Myung and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi wore matching tracksuits and played the drums together at the end of a two-day summit in Nara, Japan.
The editor of the Washington Post said the highly unusual move raised "profound questions and concern around the constitutional protections for our work”.
Rescue and search workers are toiling at the site of a major train accident in Thailand's northeast Nakhon Ratchasima province, where a construction crane fell onto a moving passenger train.
Syria's Assad, who had fought a brutal war against his people for 14 years, fell in less than 11 days. Ayatollah Khamenei faces a similar fate after turning his nation into a powder keg.
In her final words, Christine Banfield warned her husband the intruder had a knife. What he did next is the focus of the double murder trial that has begun this week.
The rising death toll has rocked Iranian communities in Australia as they struggle to make contact with relatives who are cut off from the outside world.
But compare the way Donald Trump views protesters at home with those in Iran and it's clear few principles are guiding his approach, even as he calls for Iranians to risk their lives.
It took just two words for Elon Musk to launch an extraordinary challenge to a system of control painstakingly built by Iran over decades. Now the regime is fighting back.
With as many as 2000 dead, the US president hinted at potential military intervention as he cancelled talks and urged protesters to keep going, saying help was "on its way”.
The US president has warned that Tehran's "killers and abusers” will pay a big price for the brutal crackdown on anti-government protests. Here's what he could do.
The terrible divisiveness of police violence is why responsible leaders respond to every incident with extreme care. You don't send out allies and subordinates to whip up public anger.
Sarah Rogers, the under secretary of state for public diplomacy, said she was digging into the proposed laws, but that they appeared "clumsy” and could be badly enforced.
Trump's tariff threat against countries doing business with Iran could have dire consequences for the already fragile US-China trade truce negotiated last year.
The actions of two Australian mining companies reveal the barriers to any Arctic mining boom, despite White House talk of extracting critical minerals.
This blinkered and ruthless old man has staked everything on the idea that maximum cruelty will quash his protesters – and that the US will do nothing.
NATO leaders are seeking to bolster security in the Arctic against Russia and China, as Greenland ramps up its efforts to block the US president's desire to seize the island.
When Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell released an extraordinary video message yesterday, certain business and tech leaders known for their opinions kept their heads down.
Video shared on social media shows body bags outside a building. People with knowledge of the facility said it was at the Kahrizak Forensic Medicine Centre, on the outskirts of the capital, Tehran.
Video shared on social media shows body bags outside a building. People with knowledge of the facility said it was at the Kahrizak Forensic Medicine Centre, on the outskirts of the capital, Tehran.
The argument over Greenland is unleashing a force that Donald Trump is yet to quell – and Pele Broberg believes it is strong enough to decide who controls the Arctic territory.
In dramatic scenes, US federal agents carrying out immigration arrests have pepper-sprayed protesters and rammed their way into a home near where Renee Good was fatally shot by an immigration agent last week.
With tensions high after the nearby shooting of Renee Good, federal agents with guns pepper-sprayed protesters, then forced their way into a family home in Minneapolis.
The overthrow of Iran's Islamic regime would be a seismic event that would transform geopolitics and markets. Analysts say the government has a narrowing window to reassert control.
Rubina Aminian reportedly left her college to join the protests when she was gunned down. People close to her family say her parents found her among the bodies of hundreds of young people.
The opposition leader in Greenland wants to turn the debate about who controls the Arctic territory into a moment for the island to seize independence.
A possible secession referendum in Alberta could provide an opening for "grey MAGA money” to be used to sow a disinformation campaign or contest the results.
Four members of the same family and related to the suspect – including a 7-year-old – and two other adults were shot at three separate locations, according to local law enforcement.
On the streets of Nuuk, derision of the US president is palpable. A group of boys walking in the snow stop to say "we hate Trump”. One makes the shape of a gun with his hand and pulls the trigger.
The US president said he'd heard that the Peace Prize winner, Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, wanted to give him the prize and that it would be "a great honour”.
Now a principal with one of the world's most prestigious ballet companies, Calvin Richardson has some advice for young dancers on how to stay true to themselves.
It is difficult to take ICE's claims about Minneapolis seriously when it has already been called out for gross misrepresentations about its encounters with demonstrators.
The shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis sparked outrage from local politicians and protests in major US cities, while US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says the woman "weaponised her vehicle”.
But the US president appears to have backed down on a threat of military action against Colombia. Meanwhile, the Senate has delivered a rare pushback against him.
The White House is serious about its desire to claim and control Greenland. European officials believe the threat of a unilateral move is all too real.
The next image the world would see was of Nicolás Maduro shackled and blindfolded aboard a US warship, bound for a New York courtroom on narco-conspiracy charges.
This latest round of popular protest was triggered by a catastrophic collapse of the Iranian rial, which has lost more than 50 per cent of its value against the US dollar in the past six months.
Social media footage showed security forces apparently firing tear gas at the hospital, close to the scene of previous clashes at Tehran's Grand Bazaar.
One airline said it was the most extreme weather it had experienced in years, with the cold snap that has brought snow to London expected to worsen in coming days.
The Danish PM says any attack would end NATO as European leaders unite behind Denmark, amid growing concern over Trump's claims that he wants Greenland for the US.
Forty people - mostly teenagers - were killed in the horror blaze in the early hours of the new year, with new footage showing the risk was apparent years ago.
The Venezuelan political leader who fled the country last month thanked the US president, but sounded the alarm over her country's new Trump-backed interim leader.
To many Americans, a former MAGA diehard who recently said she believes aliens are demons that have fallen from heaven is now seen as a voice of reason.
When the bromance between the US president and his first buddy fell apart in spectacular fashion, JD Vance saw an even greater threat – and picked up the phone.
The briefing came as toppled leader Nicolás Maduro pleaded not guilty to US drugs charges and the Venezuelan government sought to show the world it is being run independently.
Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife have appeared in a Manhattan federal court, as opinion on the Caracas operation continues to split. Follow our rolling coverage.
Ripped from his compound two days earlier as he slept, Nicolás Maduro found himself in a crowded New York courtroom - where he was no longer the highest authority.
The older, bespectacled woman cuts an unusual figure among the murderers, gangbangers and drug lords beside her in detention. But her rap sheet is far more serious.
Most of those killed were teenagers and came from all over Europe, with some so badly burnt their families had to provide DNA samples to help identify them.
Charged with 'narco-terrorism' among other things, deposed Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores were taken by helicopter to a New York court to face charges.
Venezuela's interim leader may pay a hefty price "if she doesn't do what's right”, Trump warned, and said other territories – including Colombia – may be subject to American intervention.
Some leaders, like Anthony Albanese, have taken a muted response to the Trump administration's activities in Venezuela. Others have been far more forthright.
After Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was captured in an audacious US military operation, the fallout continues as questions mount over Trump's actions and what comes next for Venezuela. Follow our updates.
Some buildings in the small town of Catia La Mar, near Venezuela's capital Caracas, have been damaged in the US attack on Venezuela, when the president was captured.
Key to the Venezuelan regime, Cilia Flores shaped a judicial system in which major decisions ran through her according to journalists and former officials.
The Venezuelan president ran a corrupt government fuelled by a drug-trafficking operation that flooded the US with cocaine, newly unsealed indictment says.
US President Donald Trump's political opponents are suggesting he could be impeached over the brazen kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
Nicolas Maduro rose from unionised bus driver to Venezuelan president and oversaw his country's democratic undoing and economic collapse before his capture by the US.
Venezuela's President Nicholas Maduro has been captured by the United States and taken to New York where he's facing narco-terrorism and weapons charges.