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​Trump backs Kevin Warsh, accuses Fed of political bias
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​Trump backs Kevin Warsh, accuses Fed of political bias

Washington, Sep 17 — US President Donald Trump said he retained confidence in Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh but accused other policymakers of raising interest rates to hurt him politically, offering no evidence for the allegation. Speaking to reporters at Charlotte airport in North Carolina on…

​US passes tariff Bill targeting Russian oil buyers
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​US passes tariff Bill targeting Russian oil buyers

Washington, Sep 17 — The US Congress has cleared legislation providing for tariffs of up to 100 per cent on goods from major buyers of Russian energy, sending President Donald Trump a sanctions package that divided Democrats over the scope of his trade powers.The House passed the Lindsey O. Graham…

Democrats press Trump to raise Tibet, Uyghur human rights issue with Xi
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Democrats press Trump to raise Tibet, Uyghur human rights issue with Xi

Washington, Sep 17 — Democratic lawmakers have urged President Donald Trump to raise human rights concerns, including China's treatment of Tibetans and Uyghurs, during Chinese President Xi Jinping's forthcoming White House visit, accusing his administration of sidelining the issue in relations with…

​US Fed sets up AI task force to guide policy
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​US Fed sets up AI task force to guide policy

Washington, Sep 17 — The US Federal Reserve has established a task force to examine how artificial intelligence could shape the economy and future monetary policy, with its findings expected by the end of the year, Chair Kevin Warsh said. Warsh said the central bank was examining AI’s effects on…

Trump targets Canadian goods in US contracts amid trade deal row
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Trump targets Canadian goods in US contracts amid trade deal row

Washington, Sep 17 — President Donald Trump has ordered officials to identify Canadian goods that could be excluded from US federal civilian procurement, accusing Canada of restricting American companies’ access to government contracts while retaining preferential entry to the US market. The…

Multi-storey building collapses in Gaza; 21 including 11 kids killed
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Multi-storey building collapses in Gaza; 21 including 11 kids killed

Gaza, Sep 17 — The death toll from the collapse of a residential building in western Gaza City rose to 21, including 11 children and six women, with more than 25 injured, local officials and residents have said. The six-storey Al-Saada building, previously damaged by Israeli bombardment, collapsed…

UN chief calls for de-escalation in Middle East, Ukraine
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UN chief calls for de-escalation in Middle East, Ukraine

United Nations, Sep 17 — UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for de-escalation in the Middle East and Ukraine. He made the appeal at a press conference ahead of this year's high-level week of the UN General Assembly."At this crucial moment in the Middle East, de-escalation must be…

U​S Fed raises rates as inflation stays high
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U​S Fed raises rates as inflation stays high

Washington, Sep 17 — The US Federal Reserve has raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 3.75–4 per cent, with Chair Kevin Warsh saying inflation remains too high and a strengthening economy allows policymakers to focus on restoring price stability. The Federal Open…

Western troops in Ukraine would mean direct war: Russian FM
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Western troops in Ukraine would mean direct war: Russian FM

Moscow, Sep 17 — Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Russia would consider the deployment of Western troops on Ukrainian territory a declaration of direct war. "Let me emphasise that we have no interest in getting involved in this, but if Europe, which talks every day about preparing…

Russia says Japan's remilitarization threatens its national security
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Russia says Japan's remilitarization threatens its national security

Moscow, Sep 16 — Japan's remilitarisation and the deployment of missiles near Russia's borders pose a threat to the latter's national security, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday. During a meeting with Japanese Ambassador to Russia Akira Muto, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey…