OPEC and Russia seek to ratify deeper oil production cuts
Energy ministers from some of the world’s largest oil producers will attempt to ratify a deeper round of output cuts on Friday. Source link: Click here for more
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Elon Musk doesn’t know his own net worth, testified it’s around $20 billion, not much in cash
In day two of the “pedo guy” defamation trial, Tesla CEO Elon Musk testified he doesn’t know his own net worth, but it may be around $20 billion, not much in cash. Source link: Click here for more
NATO needs to change to survive, analysts say
The rise of the world’s second-largest economy, China, has posed new challenges to the West. Source link: Click here for more
During the NATO summit, the US needs the EU to focus on trade, not just defense spending
Indeed, solutions to economic policy problems that Washington needs to balance its European trade are in the hands of the EU Commission. Source link: Click here for more
‘Democrats have gone nuts, they’re crazy’: Trump lashes out over censure speculation
Less severe than expulsion, the U.S. Senate describes censure as “a formal statement of disapproval.” Source link: Click here for more
Read the full list of proposed US tariffs on French goods
The U.S. said these French products could be slapped with increased levies. Source link: Click here for more
‘A toxic political force’: Westminster wary of Trump’s visit just days before election, analysts say
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged President Donald Trump not to get involved in the upcoming election. Source link: Click here for more
London Bridge attacker had previous conviction for terrorism offenses
The London Bridge attacker who killed two people on Friday has been named as 28-year-old Usman Khan. Source link: Click here for more
Trump is expected to discuss China, Russia challenges with NATO leaders next week
Trump administration officials stressed the ongoing challenges NATO faces from Russia and China and warned of the risks of nascent 5G technology. Source link: Click here for more
UK police say several people have been injured after an incident at London Bridge
Several people in London have been injured and a man has been detained, according to the U.K’s Met Police. Source link: Click here for more
Japanese department store ‘reconsidering’ plan for staff to wear menstruation badges
A woman’s health store in Japan is reportedly reviewing a plan for staff to wear badges when they are on their period. Source link: Click here for more
Germany’s difficult choice could be whether to alienate the US or China
The alliance between Berlin and Washington has been historically important and secure but has waned in recent years, even before Trump’s arrival in the White House. Source link: Click here for more
Scotland’s general election is different and could change the United Kingdom forever
The question of independence adds a layer of unpredictability while the Scottish National party could offer a route to power for Labour. Source link: Click here for more
Ukraine condemns Apple for calling Crimea part of Russia in its apps
Ukraine has denounced Apple for referring to the annexed Crimean Peninsula as a Russian territory on its apps. Source link: Click here for more
‘They don’t know we’re here’: In Britain’s most pro-Brexit town, voters are still angry
More than three quarters of the people of Boston, in the county of Lincolnshire in the East Midlands of England, voted to leave the EU. Source link: Click here for more
China has overtaken the US to have the world’s largest diplomatic network, think tank says
China has overtaken the U.S. to become the world’s largest diplomatic network, according to a report from a Sydney-based think tank. Source link: Click here for more
Ford challenged Tesla to a tug-of-war between pickup trucks — Musk replied ‘bring it on’
Tesla’s futuristic pickup truck appears set to go head-to-head against the Ford F-150 in an “apples to apples” tug-of-war battle. Source link: Click here for more
The EU says security is not the only concern when it comes to 5G
European governments should consider the wider consequences of handing out contracts to 5G suppliers, according to an EU document seen by CNBC. Source link: Click here for more
Doctors say ailing Assange needs medical care in hospital
More than 60 doctors have written to British authorities asserting that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange urgently needs medical treatment at a university hospital. Source link: Click here for more
LVMH confirms deal to acquire Tiffany for $16.2 billion
LVMH said the acquisition of Tiffany will strengthen its position in jewelry and further increase its presence in the U.S. Source link: Click here for more