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    78% of Americans blame White House for rising prices, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

    A Reuters/Ipsos poll of 4,506 US adults finds 78% say the White House bears at least part of the blame for rising prices. Most respondents cite tariffs introduced by the Trump administration as a main driver.

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Oslo honours Navi Pillay

Pillay wins as Trump punishes the ICC and Gulf strikes rattle oil markets

The past half-day offered a tidy contrast: Oslo rewarded a jurist who spent her career building courts, while Washington tried to squeeze one. Governments also faced harder, less symbolic problems, from missiles over Riyadh to smoky skies over Southeast Asia and anxious bond traders in Paris.

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  • US sanctions on ICC

    US imposes sanctions on the International Criminal Court, freezing assets and requiring businesses to wind down transactions within six months

  • Panama coast hit by strong earthquake

    Struck by a second earthquake of magnitude 6.0 following the initial 7.6 tremor, as tsunami warnings remain in effect for the Pacific region.

  • Hurricane Isaias approaches US Gulf Coast

    Strengthens to Category 3 as emergency declarations take effect and coastal airports close across southern states ahead of landfall.

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World · Updated 14m ago

The Middle East after Gaza

First Israeli strike deep inside Lebanon since the 26 June framework pressures the withdrawal and disarmament track.

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