Wynne says the objective was to help people pay electricity bills. The committee tasked with investigating her regime’s financial practices are not buying it
The EU’s governing Commission and Council oppose unilateral revocation, arguing it requires unanimous agreement of the 27 remaining members of the bloc
The United Nations, the European Union, the African Union, and International Monetary Fund are in need of change, says U.S. Secretary of State
Trump abruptly cancelled a meeting over the Russian seizure of three Ukrainian naval vessels and their crews
The Alberta government announced plans to impose across-the-board oil production cuts. The anticipated regulations will require oil producers to reduce their production effective Jan. 1, 2019
Moon said he and Trump agreed during their meeting that Kim’s trip to Seoul would play a “very positive role” in U.S.-North Korea nuclear diplomacy
The social media giant has already admitted to doing opposition research on billionaire George Soros, who spoke out against the company
The thrust of the dispute: American pressure on Beijing to roll back industry plans that Washington says are based on theft and violate Chinese market-opening obligations
After the high profile arrest of Nissan’s chairman, questions are being raised about corporate culture and a lack of oversight in Japan, which could be leading to bad behaviour among executives
The announcement marks the first time a Mideast nation has left the cartel since its founding in 1960
