Libre News of The World Monday the 10th of March 2025

Today’s news covered a range of global developments, from geopolitical tensions to economic and environmental challenges. In Canada, Mark Carney ascended to the role of Prime Minister amid rising trade tensions with the U.S. Meanwhile, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Saudi Arabia for high-stakes Ukraine peace talks. In Latin America, Honduras held primary elections amid economic and security concerns, and Colombian guerrillas released 29 captured security personnel. In Europe, France intensified efforts against invasive Asian hornets, Germany explored nuclear defense collaboration with the UK and France, and Switzerland faced pressure from the Council of Europe to enhance climate action. Additionally, protests erupted in Portugal over Elon Musk's political influence, while Iceland’s Prime Minister pushed for a pragmatic approach to EU membership. On the economic front, UK businesses slowed hiring amid rising costs, and India’s fashion industry balanced ambitious growth plans with sustainability targets. Meanwhile, Ukraine ramped up domestic arms production in response to the suspension of U.S. military aid, and Poland and the U.S. clashed over the funding of Starlink services in Ukraine. Finally, Ireland braced for a dramatic weather shift, and Finland's Lenin Museum rebranded as Nootti, reflecting evolving relations with Russia.