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Turkey sharply raised tariffs on some U. S. product imports in response to U. S. sanctions in the latest spat between the two NATO allies that has led to a currency crisis.

Wall Street JournalTurkey Raises Tariffs on a Number of US ProductsWall Street JournalISTANBUL—Turkey sharply raised tariffs Wednesday on some U. S. imports in response to U. S. sanctions on Ankara, the latest spat between the two NATO allies that has led to a currency crisis. A decree signed by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said

Moon said that the first step would be to physically reconnect road and rail connections with North Korea by the end of the year. He also proposed the creation of an “East Asian Railroad Community."        

Wall Street JournalNew Zealand Bans Foreigners From Buying Existing HomesWall Street JournalNew Zealand has lured Asian billionaires, Hollywood filmmakers, and tech entrepreneurs with a liberal immigration policy and light regulation of foreign property purchases. Now, as it tries to cool one of the world's hottest housing markets, the New Zealand bans foreigners from buying propertyCNNMoneyNew Zealand bans most foreigners from buying homesABC NewsLabour's Bill to curb foreigners buying New Zealand homes becomes lawStuff.co.nzBloombergall 82 news articles »

ABC NewsFraser Anning's 'final solution' speech points to a more dangerous threat to AustraliaABC NewsOn the surface, Fraser Anning's use of the term "final solution" in Parliament can be attributed to two explanations. The first is that he is ignorant of the historical significance and weight behind the term and its association with the Nazi regime in

The GuardianTurkish lira crisis: Turkey raises tariffs on US goods – business liveThe GuardianJust in: New inflation figures show that Britain's cost of living squeeze continues. The consumer prices index rose by 2.5% in July, up from 2.4% in June - the first year-on-year increase in 2018. The wider retail prices index rose by 3.2%, down from 3.4%.