Iran alerts the UN over Trump’s remarks on the nuclear deal, calling them reckless and a violation of international law. Tehran warns the US of potential consequences amid escalating tensions.

Iran's UN mission slams 'reckless' Trump remarks on nuclear deal

Major backlash as President Trump imposes steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, sparking fears of a global trade war. Canada, Mexico, and the EU condemn the move, calling it unfair and damaging. Meanwhile, U.S. businesses warn of rising costs and economic uncertainty. Watch in for more details!

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Macron promotes electric vehicles and AI-driven green tech, while Trump pushes for continued oil dominance. The energy divide between the US and France highlights a growing global policy clash.

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US President Donald Trump doubled down on his proposal to place a rebuilt Gaza under United States authority and urged Jordan's King Abdullah to take in Palestinians who would be permanently displaced.

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Trump discusses rebuilding Gaza but faces criticism for comments on Palestinian rights and development plans. Jordan and Egypt voice opposition, while Egypt plans to present a vision for Gaza’s future.

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World leaders are reacting strongly to Trump’s March 12 executive order on metal tariffs. Germany warns of a unified European response, signaling the start of possible global tariff wars.

World leaders vow retaliation against Trump tariffs

Amid US President Donald Trump's move against transgenders in America, Deloitte US has brought changes to its policies, asking consultants in its government and public services to remove gender pronouns from their email signatures.&nbsp;
The Big Four firm cited the need to "align with emerging government client practices and requirements".&nbsp;
This comes as Trump on Wednesday (Feb 5) signed executive orders, with an aim to "restore biological truth to the federal government," which includes recognising only two sexes in official documents and messaging.
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He signed an executive order banning transgender athletes from participating in women's sports, fulfilling a key campaign promise.
He also banned transgenders to serve in the US military, saying a man identifying as a woman was &ldquo;not consistent with the humility and selflessness required of a service member.&rdquo;
However, his order does not directly impact private companies, but mandates that government agencies ensure federal funds are not used to promote "gender ideology".&nbsp;
Moreover, Deloitte is not the only company to update its policies in light of actions against transgenders.
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<h2>Accenture also in line to scrap diversity goals&nbsp;</h2>
Accenture, an IT firm, recently scrapped its global diversity goals and demographic-specific career programs, citing an evaluation of the new US political landscape.
Deloitte US announced that it will "sunset" its diversity goals, yearly diversity, equity and inclusion report, and DEI programming, Financial Times reported.&nbsp;
The US-based firm has confirmed that the guidance on email signatures was given to staff in its government and public services practice, however, it declined to comment on the DEI targets.&nbsp;
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The latest change in the company's norms has raised questions about the impact on its diversity and inclusion initiatives.&nbsp;
The company had sent out a range of DEO goals it aimed to meet by 2025, including spending USD 200 million with "Black-led businesses" and increasing the gender balance and ethnic diversity of its US partners, principals, and managing directors.
However, Deloitte US will still be running some initiatives, including heritage month events, internal ethnic networks and "inclusion councils".&nbsp;
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Deloitte, in its statement, emphasised its commitment to compliance with government regulations, stressing that "as a US government contractor, we have a long-standing track record of compliance with new governmental requirements."
(With inputs from agencies)

World: Deloitte US announced that it will "sunset" its diversity goals, yearly diversity, equity and inclusion report, and DEI programming, Financial Times reported. 

Amid US President Donald Trump's move against transgenders in America, Deloitte US has brought changes to its policies, asking consultants in its government and public services to remove gender pronouns from their email signatures. The Big Four firm cited the need to "align with emerging government client practices and requirements". This comes as Trump on Wednesday (Feb 5) signed executive orders, with an aim to "restore biological truth to the federal government," which includes recognising only two sexes in official documents and messaging. Also read: Transgenders, people with 'history of gender dysphoria' can no longer join US military: Hegseth memo He signed an executive order banning transgender athletes from participating in women's sports, fulfilling a key campaign promise. He also banned transgenders to serve in the US military, saying a man identifying as a woman was “not consistent with the humility and selflessness required of a service member.” However, his order does not directly impact private companies, but mandates that government agencies ensure federal funds are not used to promote "gender ideology". Moreover, Deloitte is not the only company to update its policies in light of actions against transgenders. Also read: Transgender Americans face complicated passport process amid Trump's new policy Accenture also in line to scrap diversity goals Accenture, an IT firm, recently scrapped its global diversity goals and demographic-specific career programs, citing an evaluation of the new US political landscape. Deloitte US announced that it will "sunset" its diversity goals, yearly diversity, equity and inclusion report, and DEI programming, Financial Times reported. The US-based firm has confirmed that the guidance on email signatures was given to staff in its government and public services practice, however, it declined to comment on the DEI targets. Also read: 'War on women sports'? Donald Trump signs order banning transgender athletes from women's sports The latest change in the company's norms has raised questions about the impact on its diversity and inclusion initiatives. The company had sent out a range of DEO goals it aimed to meet by 2025, including spending USD 200 million with "Black-led businesses" and increasing the gender balance and ethnic diversity of its US partners, principals, and managing directors. However, Deloitte US will still be running some initiatives, including heritage month events, internal ethnic networks and "inclusion councils". Also read: Trump to sign executive order banning transgender athletes from female sports Deloitte, in its statement, emphasised its commitment to compliance with government regulations, stressing that "as a US government contractor, we have a long-standing track record of compliance with new governmental requirements." (With inputs from agencies)

Deloitte orders US staff to remove gender pronouns from email amid Trump's crackdown on transgenders

President Donald Trump praised JD Vance as "very capable" but declined to endorse him for a future presidential run, saying it's "too early" for such decisions. Speculation grows over Vance's political future and his potential role in Trump's legacy.

Trump praises JD Vance but withholds endorsement for 2028

President Donald Trump has suggested withholding aid from Jordan and Egypt if they refuse to accept Palestinian refugees from Gaza. He also reiterated his idea for the U.S. to "take over" and "own" Gaza, sparking intense debate over his controversial proposal.

US president vows to cut aid if Jordan and Egypt reject Gaza plan

The uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) has laid treason charges against AfriForum, accusing the group of misleading US President Donald Trump about South Africa’s land reform policies. Watch this report for more details!

South Africa: MK Party lays treason charges against AfriForum

U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Hamas, demanding the immediate release of all hostages or risk the collapse of the truce deal. Calling Gaza a "hell hole," Trump emphasized that failure to comply would lead to severe consequences.

Trump warns Hamas: Hostage release or truce will collapse

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US President Donald Trump on Monday warned that “all hell will break loose” if Hamas fails to return all Israeli hostages from Gaza by 12 PM on Saturday. Watch this report for more details!

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The White House has called India's tariffs "enormously high," pushing for fairer trade policies. Reports suggest India is considering tariff reductions in multiple sectors, with Modi’s upcoming Washington visit set to focus on trade negotiations.

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A new poll reveals that 56% of Americans support Trump's tariffs on China, but most disapprove of tariffs on other countries. While inflation remains a concern, lowering consumer prices is a top priority.

Trump's approval rating climbs as Americans back China tariffs

The European Commission has said on Monday (Feb 10), it will protect EU interests after US President Donald Trump announced plans to impose new tariffs on steel and aluminium&nbsp;imports. However, the EU will wait for official details before deciding on a response. &nbsp;
Trump stated on Sunday ( Feb &nbsp;9) that his government would introduce a 25 per cent tariff on all steel and aluminium&nbsp;imports. The EU, however, has not received any formal notification and will not react to broad announcements without written clarification. &nbsp;
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<h2>&nbsp;EU rejects tariffs as unfair &nbsp;</h2>
The European Commission has dismissed the need for tariffs on EU exports. The Commission said, "The EU sees no justification for the imposition of tariffs on its exports. We will react to protect the interests of European businesses, workers and consumers from unjustified measures."
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It said, "In general: The imposition of tariffs would be unlawful and economically counterproductive, especially given the deeply integrated production chains the EU and US established through Transatlantic trade and investment."&nbsp;
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"Tariffs are essentially taxes. By imposing tariffs, the US would be taxing its own citizens, raising costs for business, and fuelling inflation. Moreover, tariffs heighten economic uncertainty and disrupt the efficiency and integration of global markets."
<h2>How can Europe retaliate against Trump's tariffs?</h2>
A Goldman Sachs report suggests that Trump's new tariffs may prompt the EU to retaliate by focusing on US tech services rather than goods. Given Europe's significant trade deficit in services, Brussels could impose digital restrictions to offset Washington's trade policies.
<h2>Trade tensions resurface &nbsp;</h2>
If confirmed, this move would repeat Trump&rsquo;s 2018 tariffs, which affected &euro;6.4 billion ($6.6 billion) of EU exports. In response, the EU had imposed tariffs on &euro;2.8 billion worth of US goods, including bourbon and Harley-Davidson motorcycles, with plans for more. &nbsp;
(With inputs from agencies)

 World | Trump stated on Sunday ( Feb  9) that his government would introduce a 25 per cent tariff on all steel and aluminium imports. The EU, however, has not received any formal notification and will not react to broad announcements without written clarification. 

The European Commission has said on Monday (Feb 10), it will protect EU interests after US President Donald Trump announced plans to impose new tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. However, the EU will wait for official details before deciding on a response. Trump stated on Sunday ( Feb 9) that his government would introduce a 25 per cent tariff on all steel and aluminium imports. The EU, however, has not received any formal notification and will not react to broad announcements without written clarification. Also read | 'Give security guarantees': Zelensky ready to talk if US, Europe assure they ‘won't abandon’ Ukraine EU rejects tariffs as unfair The European Commission has dismissed the need for tariffs on EU exports. The Commission said, "The EU sees no justification for the imposition of tariffs on its exports. We will react to protect the interests of European businesses, workers and consumers from unjustified measures." Also read | PM Modi embarks on key visit to France, US; 'Have very warm recollection of working together in Trump’s first term’ It said, "In general: The imposition of tariffs would be unlawful and economically counterproductive, especially given the deeply integrated production chains the EU and US established through Transatlantic trade and investment." Also read | Trump reacts to 'horrible condition' of Israeli hostages, says US will 'lose patience' with Gaza ceasefire "Tariffs are essentially taxes. By imposing tariffs, the US would be taxing its own citizens, raising costs for business, and fuelling inflation. Moreover, tariffs heighten economic uncertainty and disrupt the efficiency and integration of global markets." How can Europe retaliate against Trump's tariffs? A Goldman Sachs report suggests that Trump's new tariffs may prompt the EU to retaliate by focusing on US tech services rather than goods. Given Europe's significant trade deficit in services, Brussels could impose digital restrictions to offset Washington's trade policies. Trade tensions resurface If confirmed, this move would repeat Trump’s 2018 tariffs, which affected €6.4 billion ($6.6 billion) of EU exports. In response, the EU had imposed tariffs on €2.8 billion worth of US goods, including bourbon and Harley-Davidson motorcycles, with plans for more. (With inputs from agencies)

'No justification': EU slams Trump’s tariff plan on steel, aluminium - Here's how Europe can retaliate

Former real estate magnate described Gaza as a ‘demolition site’ that would be ‘fixed up’. Trump also proposed countries in Middle East to build sections of Gaza. President also claimed that displaced Palestinians would prefer not to return to Gaza. However, his proposal was once again met with backlash from Palestinian representatives. Watch to know more!

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Saudi Arabia fumes at Netanyahu’s suggestion that its land can be used for a Palestinian state. Saudi Arabia said, the PM’s statement ‘aims to divert attention from Israel’s occupation'. Saudi Arabia slams ‘Israel’s ethnic cleansing against Palestinian brothers in Gaza’. A war of words has emerged over normalization of relations between Saudi and Israel. Watch to know more!

Netanyahu’s Suggestion On Establishing Palestinian State In Saudi Arabia Slammed

President Donald Trump’s offer to grant asylum to white South Africans has been rejected by Afriforum and other groups. Meanwhile, Trump has frozen U.S. aid to South Africa over the country's controversial land law.

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President Donald Trump has reiterated his controversial plan to take control of Gaza, calling it a "big real estate site." He suggested that Middle Eastern nations could oversee its redevelopment. His remarks have sparked global debate.

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Trump Says He Spoke To Putin, Meanwhile, JD Vance is set to meet Ukraine's President Zelensky in Munich to discuss ongoing support and strategic cooperation. The meeting comes amidst heightened global attention on the Ukraine crisis.

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Israel has completed its withdrawal from the Netzarim corridor, reopening a key highway in Gaza. Meanwhile, Iran has strongly condemned former U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed plan to relocate Palestinians from Gaza, calling it a threat to West Asia.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has proposed a strategic mineral partnership with U.S. President Donald Trump, offering access to Ukraine’s rare earths and critical minerals. In return, Zelensky seeks continued financial and military support from Washington.

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An Indian national is among four persons arrested by US immigration authorities over charges related to sexual assault.
Jaspal Singh, 29, a citizen of India was arrested on January 29 in Tukwila, Washington.
Singh is charged with &ldquo;assault with sexual motivation&rdquo;, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Seattle said in a release last week.
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The other individuals arrested are citizens of Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador. All four will remain in ICE custody pending removal proceedings.
&ldquo;Protecting our communities, and preventing further victimisation is of paramount importance to ICE throughout the Pacific Northwest,&rdquo; said ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Seattle Field Office Director Drew Bostock.
&ldquo;These arrests reinforce the message that the presence of illegal criminal threats will not be tolerated.&rdquo; President Donald Trump kicked off his second term in office with an ambitious immigration agenda, promising to deport millions of undocumented immigrants and seal off the US southern border.
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Since then, Trump administration officials have swiftly moved to strip temporary protections for migrants and delegate more authority to federal and state partners.
More than 8,000 people have been arrested by federal immigration authorities since Trump's inauguration. Administration officials have not shared exactly how many undocumented immigrants they're aiming to arrest this year, but daily apprehensions have already surpassed last year's daily average under President Joe Biden, CNN reported.&nbsp;
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World: 29-year-old Jaspal Singh is charged with “assault with sexual motivation”, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Seattle said in a release last week.

An Indian national is among four persons arrested by US immigration authorities over charges related to sexual assault. Jaspal Singh, 29, a citizen of India was arrested on January 29 in Tukwila, Washington. Singh is charged with “assault with sexual motivation”, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Seattle said in a release last week. Also read: '487 presumed Indians got final removal orders': MEA on US deportations The other individuals arrested are citizens of Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador. All four will remain in ICE custody pending removal proceedings. “Protecting our communities, and preventing further victimisation is of paramount importance to ICE throughout the Pacific Northwest,” said ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Seattle Field Office Director Drew Bostock. “These arrests reinforce the message that the presence of illegal criminal threats will not be tolerated.” President Donald Trump kicked off his second term in office with an ambitious immigration agenda, promising to deport millions of undocumented immigrants and seal off the US southern border. Also read: 'Aggressive, threatening behaviour': Trespassers barge into Indian Consulate in Seattle Since then, Trump administration officials have swiftly moved to strip temporary protections for migrants and delegate more authority to federal and state partners. More than 8,000 people have been arrested by federal immigration authorities since Trump's inauguration. Administration officials have not shared exactly how many undocumented immigrants they're aiming to arrest this year, but daily apprehensions have already surpassed last year's daily average under President Joe Biden, CNN reported. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Indian man arrested by US immigration authorities over sexual assault charges

Donald Trump has revoked Joe Biden’s security clearance, cutting off his access to intelligence briefings. This move mirrors Biden’s 2020 decision to remove Trump’s clearance.

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US President Donald Trump meets Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, focusing on energy, trade, and regional security. The US announces record natural gas exports to Japan as both leaders vow to counter China’s influence.

Us-Japan Ties: Trump, Japan PM Ishiba discuss energy, trade, and security ties

US President Donald Trump meets Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, discussing energy exports, security, and trade. Trump announces record US natural gas exports to Japan, while both leaders agree to counter China’s regional influence.

Trump, Japan PM Ishiba strengthen ties with energy, security & trade deals

US President Donald Trump on Friday (Feb 7) said that he would sign an executive order next week to undo efforts by former President Joe Biden to push for the use of paper straws instead of plastic straws.
Trump said that he would end the "ridiculous Biden push for Paper Straws".
In a post on Truth Social, the US president said, "I will be signing an Executive Order next week ending the ridiculous Biden push for Paper Straws, which don&rsquo;t work. BACK TO PLASTIC!."&nbsp;
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Biden announced a target to eliminate <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/single-use-plastics" rel="dofollow">single-use plastic</a> items like drinking straws by 2035 in government departments.&nbsp;
This move is the latest on environmental issues by the Republican president. Notably, Trump pulled out of the Paris climate change agreement soon after his inauguration for a second term.&nbsp;
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<h2>Musk reacts</h2>
American billionaire Elon Musk also shared Trump's Truth Social post, calling him the "greatest President ever".&nbsp;
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
Greatest President ever! <a href="https://t.co/U8BuPVwSwd">pic.twitter.com/U8BuPVwSwd</a>
&mdash; Elon Musk (@elonmusk) <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1887886625318818292?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 7, 2025</a></blockquote>
Earlier during a campaign rally for the 2020 elections, Trump had shown his criticism of the growing trend of paper drinking straws.&nbsp;
"They want to ban straws. Has anyone tried those paper straws? They're not working too good," he said.&nbsp;
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"It disintegrates as you drink it, and if you have a nice tie like this tie, you've got no choice," Trump added.&nbsp;
Moreover, his campaign team has also sold branded plastic straws with the slogan "Liberal paper straws don't work."
In 2019, Trump's campaign sold red plastic straws labelled with &ldquo;Trump&rdquo; as an alternative to the &ldquo;liberal&rdquo; paper straws, which he claimed were ineffective.&nbsp;
Notably, Trump is expected to place over 160 environmental justice employees on paid leave as part of broader government restructuring efforts.&nbsp;
(With inputs from agencies)

World: Former US President Joe Biden announced a target to eliminate single-use plastic utensils like drinking straws by 2035 in government departments. 

US President Donald Trump on Friday (Feb 7) said that he would sign an executive order next week to undo efforts by former President Joe Biden to push for the use of paper straws instead of plastic straws. Trump said that he would end the "ridiculous Biden push for Paper Straws". In a post on Truth Social, the US president said, "I will be signing an Executive Order next week ending the ridiculous Biden push for Paper Straws, which don’t work. BACK TO PLASTIC!." Also read: 'Hypocrite': Kamala Harris spotted shopping with husband, carrying plastic bags after supporting ban Biden announced a target to eliminate single-use plastic items like drinking straws by 2035 in government departments. This move is the latest on environmental issues by the Republican president. Notably, Trump pulled out of the Paris climate change agreement soon after his inauguration for a second term. Also read: Increase of plastic can cause autism? Here’s what the latest study determined Musk reacts American billionaire Elon Musk also shared Trump's Truth Social post, calling him the "greatest President ever". Greatest President ever! pic.twitter.com/U8BuPVwSwd — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) February 7, 2025 Earlier during a campaign rally for the 2020 elections, Trump had shown his criticism of the growing trend of paper drinking straws. "They want to ban straws. Has anyone tried those paper straws? They're not working too good," he said. Also read: EU to ban single-use plastic in cafes and restaurants by 2030 "It disintegrates as you drink it, and if you have a nice tie like this tie, you've got no choice," Trump added. Moreover, his campaign team has also sold branded plastic straws with the slogan "Liberal paper straws don't work." In 2019, Trump's campaign sold red plastic straws labelled with “Trump” as an alternative to the “liberal” paper straws, which he claimed were ineffective. Notably, Trump is expected to place over 160 environmental justice employees on paid leave as part of broader government restructuring efforts. (With inputs from agencies)

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