The union representing more than 9,000 Stellantis employees in Canada said it could be in a strike position in the coming weeks unless the carmaker changes course on its plan to sell a Toronto-area factory to a defense firm.

The vessels were attacked in the Strait of Gibraltar as they made their way to U.S. ports.

The Canadian leader is attempting the most dramatic reorientation of his country’s economy and alliances in almost 40 years.

Oil prices fell again Thursday, helped by hopes Saudi Arabia could also restore some disrupted export capacity.

A shuttle service that slips oil through the Strait of Hormuz now looks like the kingdom’s best fallback.

While Saudi Arabia and others move goods overland, hundreds of truckers are trapped at Iran’s land borders, threatening its economy.

Jet drones are the latest innovation in robot combat over Ukraine.

The president threatened to either cut off trade or impose more tariffs on European countries.

The administration has options to bypass the objection, but the move highlights a sensitive issue ahead of the midterms.

The company, led by one of President Trump’s closest allies in the U.S. oil industry, said it would explore one of Venezuela’s undeveloped oil fields.

The claimed downing of the Saudi jet comes as the kingdom is squeezed by the Iran-backed rebels’ advance and attacks targeting its oil industry.

The body of what appeared to be a Dongfeng 15 was found in the desert.

The U.S. had to expend 70 or more Patriots and Thaads to blunt an attack on Jordan.

Canada is implementing a tax change tied to the accelerated write off of capital equipment that attempts to move the country toward Prime Minister Mark Carney’s goal of attracting nearly $1 trillion of new investment.

The five-year pledge comes alongside research from TD Economics estimating that overall Canadian nation-building capital investments could reach up to $1.2 trillion by 2035.

High in the Himalayas, cutthroat competition is squeezing the Tibetans who scour the hills several weeks a year for a prized delicacy.

Many islanders are resigned to an American presence and are wary of China, as Japan shifts toward stronger defense.

As President Trump blows hot and cold, a summit in New Delhi presents an opportunity for two giant neighbors to smooth over their differences.

The potential deals, which could include large investments in nuclear energy, are part of last year’s U.S.-South Korea trade deal.

The country has hundreds of projects in development, but they are now threatened by growing instability in the Himalayas.