International edition
Theresa May is under intense pressure to formally announce a resignation date. The prime minister says her departure depends on delivering Brexit, but her plan has been rejected by MPs three times.
Meanwhile, the world’s two largest economies are on the brink of an all-out trade war. China says it will impose tariffs on American goods in retaliation to US levies.
Also, with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange likely about to face two separate extradition requests his future is less clear than ever.
Stay tuned as we will have reports on this and other stories as we retrace the major current events covered by our various editorial teams presented by Elayne Wangalwa.
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Global shipping faces fragility as trade, political tensions rise - UN
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WTO chief defends agency as U.S. tariffs rattle global trade
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South Africa’s Ramaphosa urges end to trade weaponization
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Trump’s new tariffs rattle stock markets, trade partners
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South Africa’s President Ramaphosa still hopeful of a trade deal with the United States