Libre News of The World. Monday the 27th of October 2025

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Canada was drawn into a renewed trade war with the United States after Washington imposed a 10% tariff hike on Canadian goods (Business Insider / The Guardian). The U.S. and Malaysia unveiled a sweeping trade pact on rare-earths, opening Malaysia’s market to U.S. firms (Reuters). Mexico handed over Chinese fentanyl kingpin Zhi Dong Zhang to U.S. custody, a milestone in joint anti-narcotics cooperation (El País English). Anguilla was named the safest Caribbean island for travellers (New York Post). A tainted liquor outbreak killed ten people in São Paulo (Folha de S.Paulo). The U.S. sanctioned Colombian President Gustavo Petro and family over alleged drug-trade ties (AP News). A tragic school-van crash in Santiago reignited Chile’s security debate (El País). Argentina’s populist experiment under Javier Milei deepened its economic crisis (The Guardian / EL PAÍS English). Taiwan rejected Beijing’s “unification benefits” pitch (Taipei Times). Australia’s First Nations businesses looked to India’s mining and green-energy market (Malaysia Sun).

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