Libre News of The World Super Express Edition. Friday the 7th of March 2025

On this episode of Libre News of The World Super Express Edition, we cover a fast-paced sweep of global headlines from March 6, 2025. In Europe, Germany announced a historic €1 trillion plan to boost defense and infrastructure, while Poland and South Korea signed a new cooperation pact strengthening ties across trade, defense, and technology. Meanwhile, Eurostar revealed plans to expand service to Switzerland, and Slovakia stirred controversy by appointing far-right politician Rudolf Huliak as Tourism Minister.

In Asia, the Reserve Bank of India launched new liquidity measures to enhance monetary policy effectiveness, and Uzbekistan moved to restrict operations of Chinese e-commerce giant Temu. In the Middle East, Saudi Arabia pushed ahead with new plans for its ambitious The Line megacity, while Israel’s aid blockade drove Gaza deeper into humanitarian crisis.

Further north, NATO allies kicked off Joint Viking 25, a major Arctic military exercise in Norway, and Icelandic scientists warned of heightened volcanic activity near Grindavík. Meanwhile, New Zealand’s High Commissioner to the UK was dismissed over remarks about Donald Trump, and European leaders proposed Sky Shield, a plan to protect Ukraine’s skies with European fighter jets.

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