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Diaz earns Real Madrid lead on Atletico in Champions League derby clash
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Global stocks tumble as Trump proceeds with more US tariffs
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Trump to lay out vision to Congress amid Ukraine and trade tensions
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Liverpool boss Slot plays down 'best team' tag ahead of PSG showdown
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Arab leaders endorse plan to rebuild Gaza under Palestinian Authority
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Late goals put Villa in command of Champions League tie against Club Brugge
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Car bomb attack in northwest Pakistan kills 12, wounds dozens
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'We will endure': Mexican truckers stoic in face of Trump tariffs
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Germany's Merz vows billions for defence, economy
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Angry Gambhir hits out at critics of India's one-venue advantage
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Trade war brings fear, uncertainty to Canadian border city
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Syria interim president seeks pressure on Israel to withdraw from south
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Competition drives down Nigeria petrol prices
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'Stranded' NASA astronaut backs Musk in rescue row
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How will Mexico respond to Trump's tariffs?
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Tesla shares fall on weak China auto sales
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US Supreme Court looks set to shoot down Mexico suit against gunmakers
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Double car bomb attack kills 10 at Pakistan military compound
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Putin hails Myanmar ties as junta chief visits Moscow
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UN human rights experts criticise 'unneccessary' and 'unlawful' Olympic security
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'Easy' route impossible in Champions League: Barca's Flick
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Smith says 'positives' for Australia despite Champions Trophy exit
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Mavs' Irving ruled out for season with ACL injury - reports
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Abbas says PA ready to run Gaza as Arab leaders discuss reconstruction
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China, Canada retaliate against Trump's 'dumb' tariff war
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EU chief unveils 800-billion-euro plan to 'rearm' Europe
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Swiss prosecutors seek suspended sentences for Blatter and Platini
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Chaos as Serbia opposition set off flares in parliament to back protests
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Seize or freeze? Friction in Europe over Russian assets for Ukraine
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Stock markets, oil slide on trade war fears as US tariffs bite
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China, Canada retaliate in 'dumb' Trump tariff war
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Vance denies criticizing British, French armies
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Tunisia puts opposition figures on mass trial decried as 'absurdity'
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Zelensky appeals to Trump after aid halt
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Kohli leads India to Champions Trophy final with victory over Australia
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South Africa preparing for knock-out game as any other, says Bavuma
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Dior's Chiuri creates elemental show for what could be her last
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Trump to tout new 'American dream' to Congress despite Ukraine, tariff tensions
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'No holding back', say Bayern before Leverkusen showdown
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Liverpool boss Slot accused of foul-mouthed rant at ref
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Eurovision chiefs promise 2025 show 'all about surprises'
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Fears grow that last boat in Vendee Globe will miss cut-off
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Peru's 'first poor president' on trial for rebellion
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Wales wing Adams ruled out of Scotland Six Nations clash
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Eurovision organisers say 2025 show 'all about surprises'
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Luis Enrique says Slot has created 'almost perfect' Liverpool
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Prada shines despite luxury crisis, Versace rumours swirl
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Vance denies having criticized French, British armies
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Yokohama beat toothless Shanghai Port in Champions League last 16
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China, Canada retaliate to Trump tariff war

Tesla shares fall on weak China auto sales
Shares of Tesla tumbled Tuesday following data showing a big drop in auto sales in China, adding to recent losses amid backlash to CEO Elon Musk's alliance with US President Donald Trump.
The electric auto maker sold 30,688 vehicles in China in February, down 49 percent from the year-ago period, according to data from the China Passenger Car Association.
Near 1840 GMT, Tesla shares were down 4.4 percent.
Tesla has lost more than one third of its market value since mid-December as Musk has deepened his association with the polarizing US leader.
Musk, who is the driving force behind the so-called Department of Government Efficiency, which is seeking to slash through the US budget, reportedly will attend Trump's address before Congress Tuesday night.
Musk has been excoriated among congressional Democrats for his role in cutting government jobs. He has also been criticized for endorsing far-right political figures in Germany and for making a hand gesture at Trump's inauguration that resembled a Nazi salute.
X.Karnes--AMWN