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Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: An Ancient Fault Whispers Beneath the Yukon explored scientists’ concerns that Canada’s Tintina fault may still hold the potential for a massive quake (CBC News). Nimbus Variant Rises: A Summer COVID Spike Sweeps 45 States detailed the spread of NB.1.8.1 and its public health implications (NPR News). Gangs Claim Two Elite Haitian Police in Ambush Near Port-au-Prince reported on escalating violence and a worsening humanitarian crisis (Al Jazeera). Lula Fires Back: If January 6 Happened in Brazil, Trump Would Stand Trial covered Brazil’s president defending his country’s judiciary (The Guardian). Amazon Under Threat: The Debate Over a Vital but Besieged Rainforest examined deforestation pressures in Colombia (El Espectador). Codelco Confirms Two More Deceased Workers Found at El Teniente Mine recounted Chile’s mining tragedy (La Tercera). Argentina Rocked as Contaminated Medical Fentanyl Kills Up to 96 Patients revealed a public health scandal (Buenos Aires Times). China Directs State Firms to Purchase Unsold Homes in Effort to Stabilise Property Market analyzed Beijing’s housing strategy (South China Morning Post). Origin Energy Warns Green Transition Costlier and Slower Than Forecast addressed Australia’s energy transition challenges (The Sydney Morning Herald). Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick Ejected Twice After Calling Government Spineless in Gaza Debate reported on New Zealand parliamentary tensions (Radio New Zealand). Japanese Firms Back New U.S.–Japan Trade Deal—But Cautiously looked at mixed corporate reactions to tariff cuts (Nikkei Asia). Record-Breaking Million-Dollar HDB Flat Sales Surge in Q2 highlighted Singapore’s luxury public housing boom (The Straits Times). Rice Alarm: Vietnam Seeks Government Pushback as Philippine Import Pause Looms warned of risks to Vietnam’s rice exports (Vietnam News). South African Court Tosses Out TotalEnergies’ Offshore Oil Permit marked an environmental legal win (Daily Maverick). Turkey Signs New Military Cooperation Deal, Arming and Training Syria’s Army outlined Ankara’s deepening defense role (Anadolu Agency). Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund Pulls $8 Billion Write-Down on Gigaprojects signaled Vision 2030 recalibration (Arab News). HRW Accuses Israel of War Crime After Airstrike on Tehran’s Evin Prison Kills 80 condemned civilian-targeted strikes (Human Rights Watch). Bury the Idea of Palestine: Smotrich Revives Controversial E1 Settlement Plan reported on a move to block a two-state solution (The Times of Israel). Education Sector Braces for Extended Strikes into the School Year covered French teachers’ industrial action (Le Monde). Tragedy off Lampedusa: Boat Sinks, At Least 20 Feared Dead mourned another migrant disaster (ANSA). Spain Backs UN-Mandated Peacekeeping Plan for Gaza Stabilization explored Madrid’s diplomatic push (El País). Portugal Endures Sharpest Drop in Real Household Income in OECD revealed a steep economic slump (OECD). Historic Trump-Brokered TRIPP Corridor Set to Revive South Caucasus Connectivity examined a landmark transit deal (Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty). Zelenskiy Meets Starmer in London Ahead of Trump–Putin Summit highlighted UK-Ukraine coordination (BBC News). Scotland’s Fiscal Storm Deepens—Deficit Hits £26.5 Billion analyzed worsening public finances (The Scotsman). Asian Hornet Threat Sparks National Response in Cork addressed invasive species containment (The Irish Times). Germany and Allies Mobilize $500 Million Military Aid for Ukraine via New NATO Supply Line showcased a major defense package (Deutsche Welle). Nordic Heatwave—A Climate Warning Etched in Extremes linked record heat to climate change (The Guardian). Green Light for Hvammsvirkjun: Iceland Grants Temporary Permit for New Hydropower Works reported on renewable expansion (RÚV). Smart Water Takes Root: Uzbekistan’s Leap into Digital Irrigation profiled high-tech water management (The Tashkent Times). Putin Eyes Nuclear Arms Deal with the U.S. Amid War Diplomacy suggested potential arms control talks (The Moscow Times). Ukraine Secures $1.5 Billion from European Allies for U.S. Weapons detailed pooled NATO support (Ukrinform). Bastar Tribal Villages to Hoist Tricolours After Decades of Insurgency celebrated a symbolic return to national unity (The Hindu). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World Express Edition: An Ancient Fault Whispers Beneath the Yukon explored scientists’ concerns that Canada’s Tintina fault may still hold the potential for a massive quake (CBC News). Nimbus Variant Rises: A Summer COVID Spike Sweeps 45 States detailed the spread of NB.1.8.1 and its public health implications (NPR News). Gangs Claim Two Elite Haitian Police in Ambush Near Port-au-Prince reported on escalating violence and a worsening humanitarian crisis (Al Jazeera). Lula Fires Back: If January 6 Happened in Brazil, Trump Would Stand Trial covered Brazil’s president defending his country’s judiciary (The Guardian). Amazon Under Threat: The Debate Over a Vital but Besieged Rainforest examined deforestation pressures in Colombia (El Espectador). Codelco Confirms Two More Deceased Workers Found at El Teniente Mine recounted Chile’s mining tragedy (La Tercera). Argentina Rocked as Contaminated Medical Fentanyl Kills Up to 96 Patients revealed a public health scandal (Buenos Aires Times). China Directs State Firms to Purchase Unsold Homes in Effort to Stabilise Property Market analyzed Beijing’s housing strategy (South China Morning Post). Origin Energy Warns Green Transition Costlier and Slower Than Forecast addressed Australia’s energy transition challenges (The Sydney Morning Herald). Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick Ejected Twice After Calling Government Spineless in Gaza Debate reported on New Zealand parliamentary tensions (Radio New Zealand). Japanese Firms Back New U.S.–Japan Trade Deal—But Cautiously looked at mixed corporate reactions to tariff cuts (Nikkei Asia). Record-Breaking Million-Dollar HDB Flat Sales Surge in Q2 highlighted Singapore’s luxury public housing boom (The Straits Times). Rice Alarm: Vietnam Seeks Government Pushback as Philippine Import Pause Looms warned of risks to Vietnam’s rice exports (Vietnam News). South African Court Tosses Out TotalEnergies’ Offshore Oil Permit marked an environmental legal win (Daily Maverick). Turkey Signs New Military Cooperation Deal, Arming and Training Syria’s Army outlined Ankara’s deepening defense role (Anadolu Agency). Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund Pulls $8 Billion Write-Down on Gigaprojects signaled Vision 2030 recalibration (Arab News). HRW Accuses Israel of War Crime After Airstrike on Tehran’s Evin Prison Kills 80 condemned civilian-targeted strikes (Human Rights Watch). Bury the Idea of Palestine: Smotrich Revives Controversial E1 Settlement Plan reported on a move to block a two-state solution (The Times of Israel). Education Sector Braces for Extended Strikes into the School Year covered French teachers’ industrial action (Le Monde). Tragedy off Lampedusa: Boat Sinks, At Least 20 Feared Dead mourned another migrant disaster (ANSA). Spain Backs UN-Mandated Peacekeeping Plan for Gaza Stabilization explored Madrid’s diplomatic push (El País). Portugal Endures Sharpest Drop in Real Household Income in OECD revealed a steep economic slump (OECD). Historic Trump-Brokered TRIPP Corridor Set to Revive South Caucasus Connectivity examined a landmark transit deal (Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty). Zelenskiy Meets Starmer in London Ahead of Trump–Putin Summit highlighted UK-Ukraine coordination (BBC News). Scotland’s Fiscal Storm Deepens—Deficit Hits £26.5 Billion analyzed worsening public finances (The Scotsman). Asian Hornet Threat Sparks National Response in Cork addressed invasive species containment (The Irish Times). Germany and Allies Mobilize $500 Million Military Aid for Ukraine via New NATO Supply Line showcased a major defense package (Deutsche Welle). Nordic Heatwave—A Climate Warning Etched in Extremes linked record heat to climate change (The Guardian). Green Light for Hvammsvirkjun: Iceland Grants Temporary Permit for New Hydropower Works reported on renewable expansion (RÚV). Smart Water Takes Root: Uzbekistan’s Leap into Digital Irrigation profiled high-tech water management (The Tashkent Times). Putin Eyes Nuclear Arms Deal with the U.S. Amid War Diplomacy suggested potential arms control talks (The Moscow Times). Ukraine Secures $1.5 Billion from European Allies for U.S. Weapons detailed pooled NATO support (Ukrinform). Bastar Tribal Villages to Hoist Tricolours After Decades of Insurgency celebrated a symbolic return to national unity (The Hindu). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Suscríbete hoy para no perderte ningún episodio. Hoy en Libre News of The World: Un fallo antiguo susurra bajo el Yukón exploró las preocupaciones de los científicos de que la falla de Tintina en Canadá aún podría tener el potencial de un gran terremoto (CBC News). Auge de la variante Nimbus: un repunte veraniego de COVID recorre 45 estados detalló la propagación de NB.1.8.1 y sus implicaciones para la salud pública (NPR News). Bandas asesinan a dos policías de élite haitianos en emboscada cerca de Puerto Príncipe informó sobre la escalada de violencia y una crisis humanitaria cada vez peor (Al Jazeera). Lula contraataca: si el 6 de enero hubiera pasado en Brasil, Trump sería juzgado cubrió al presidente brasileño defendiendo el poder judicial (The Guardian). Amazonas bajo amenaza: el debate sobre una selva vital pero asediada examinó las presiones de la deforestación en Colombia (El Espectador). Codelco confirma dos mineros más fallecidos en El Teniente relató la tragedia minera en Chile (La Tercera). Argentina sacudida por fentanilo médico contaminado que mata hasta 96 pacientes reveló un escándalo de salud pública (Buenos Aires Times). China ordena a empresas estatales comprar viviendas sin vender para estabilizar el mercado inmobiliario analizó la estrategia habitacional de Pekín (South China Morning Post). Origin Energy advierte que la transición verde es más costosa y lenta de lo previsto abordó los desafíos energéticos de Australia (The Sydney Morning Herald). La diputada verde Chlöe Swarbrick expulsada dos veces tras llamar “cobarde” al gobierno en debate sobre Gaza informó sobre tensiones parlamentarias en Nueva Zelanda (Radio New Zealand). Empresas japonesas apoyan nuevo acuerdo comercial EE. UU.–Japón, pero con cautela revisó reacciones mixtas a la reducción de aranceles (Nikkei Asia). Ventas récord de pisos HDB millonarios en el segundo trimestre destacó el auge de la vivienda pública de lujo en Singapur (The Straits Times). Alarma arrocera: Vietnam pide respuesta del gobierno ante inminente pausa de importaciones de Filipinas advirtió sobre riesgos para las exportaciones de arroz (Vietnam News). Tribunal sudafricano anula permiso petrolero en alta mar de TotalEnergies marcó una victoria ambiental legal (Daily Maverick). Turquía firma nuevo acuerdo de cooperación militar, armando y entrenando al ejército sirio describió el papel defensivo creciente de Ankara (Anadolu Agency). El Fondo de Inversión Pública saudí aplica amortización de 8.000 millones de dólares en megaproyectos señaló la recalibración de Visión 2030 (Arab News). HRW acusa a Israel de crimen de guerra tras ataque aéreo a la prisión de Evin en Teherán que mata a 80 condenó ataques contra civiles (Human Rights Watch). Enterrar la idea de Palestina: Smotrich revive polémico plan de asentamientos E1 informó sobre un movimiento para bloquear la solución de dos Estados (The Times of Israel). Sector educativo se prepara para huelgas prolongadas durante el inicio escolar cubrió la acción sindical de docentes franceses (Le Monde). Tragedia frente a Lampedusa: naufragio deja al menos 20 muertos lamentó otro desastre migratorio (ANSA). España respalda plan de pacificación de Gaza bajo mandato de la ONU exploró el impulso diplomático de Madrid (El País). Portugal sufre mayor caída de ingresos reales de los hogares en la OCDE reveló un fuerte retroceso económico (OECD). Histórico corredor TRIPP negociado por Trump reactivará la conectividad en el Cáucaso Sur examinó un acuerdo de tránsito sin precedentes (Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty). Zelenskiy se reúne con Starmer en Londres antes de la cumbre Trump–Putin destacó la coordinación Reino Unido–Ucrania (BBC News). Tormenta fiscal en Escocia: déficit alcanza £26.500 millones analizó el deterioro financiero (The Scotsman). Alerta por avispa asiática provoca respuesta nacional en Cork abordó la contención de especies invasoras (The Irish Times). Alemania y aliados movilizan 500 millones de dólares en ayuda militar para Ucrania a través de nueva línea de suministro de la OTAN mostró un importante paquete de defensa (Deutsche Welle). Ola de calor nórdica: una advertencia climática grabada en extremos vinculó el récord de calor al cambio climático (The Guardian). Luz verde para Hvammsvirkjun: Islandia concede permiso temporal para nueva central hidroeléctrica informó sobre la expansión de renovables (RÚV). Agua inteligente echa raíces: salto de Uzbekistán al riego digital perfiló la gestión hídrica de alta tecnología (The Tashkent Times). Putin considera acuerdo nuclear con EE. UU. en medio de diplomacia de guerra sugirió posibles conversaciones de control de armas (The Moscow Times). Ucrania asegura 1.500 millones de dólares de aliados europeos para armas estadounidenses detalló el apoyo coordinado de la OTAN (Ukrinform). Aldeas tribales de Bastar izarán la tricolor tras décadas de insurgencia celebró un regreso simbólico a la unidad nacional (The Hindu). Estos resúmenes de noticias fueron escritos utilizando tecnología de IA. Si bien se ha hecho todo lo posible para garantizar la precisión de los hechos, pueden producirse errores u omisiones ocasionales. Agradecemos su comprensión y le invitamos cordialmente a enviar cualquier comentario que nos ayude a seguir mejorando la calidad de nuestros informes. ¡Gracias por ser parte de nuestro viaje!

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: China Slaps 75.8% Anti-Dumping Duties on Canadian Canola (The Globe and Mail) [link], National Guard Deployed to D.C. Amid Trump’s Federal Power Move (The Washington Post) [link], Cracks in the Safety Net: Central America’s Protection Networks Falter (El Faro) [link], Exxon Returns to Trinidad & Tobago with $21.7B Deepwater Bet (Trinidad and Tobago Guardian) [link], Gold Under Fire: Guyana Pledges Crackdown on Smuggling Under U.S. Pressure (Stabroek News) [link], Sacred Resistance: Colombia’s Indigenous Guardians Shield Children from Armed Groups (AP News) [link], Chile Rolls Out Phone Prefix Reform to Combat Spam Surge (La Tercera) [link], Milei Faces High-Stakes Battle in Buenos Aires Province (Clarín) [link], Tech Tensions Rise as China Cools on Nvidia in AI Chip Rivalry (South China Morning Post) [link], Wages Hold Steady as RBA Trims Rates, Banks Weigh Response (The Sydney Morning Herald) [link], Magnitude 4.9 Quake Shakes New Zealand’s North Island, No Damage Reported (Radio New Zealand) [link], and Japan Opens Anti-Dumping Probe into Steel Imports from China, South Korea (The Japan Times) [link]. These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: China Slaps 75.8% Anti-Dumping Duties on Canadian Canola (The Globe and Mail) [link], National Guard Deployed to D.C. Amid Trump’s Federal Power Move (The Washington Post) [link], Cracks in the Safety Net: Central America’s Protection Networks Falter (El Faro) [link], Exxon Returns to Trinidad & Tobago with $21.7B Deepwater Bet (Trinidad and Tobago Guardian) [link], Gold Under Fire: Guyana Pledges Crackdown on Smuggling Under U.S. Pressure (Stabroek News) [link], Sacred Resistance: Colombia’s Indigenous Guardians Shield Children from Armed Groups (AP News) [link], Chile Rolls Out Phone Prefix Reform to Combat Spam Surge (La Tercera) [link], Milei Faces High-Stakes Battle in Buenos Aires Province (Clarín) [link], Tech Tensions Rise as China Cools on Nvidia in AI Chip Rivalry (South China Morning Post) [link], Wages Hold Steady as RBA Trims Rates, Banks Weigh Response (The Sydney Morning Herald) [link], Magnitude 4.9 Quake Shakes New Zealand’s North Island, No Damage Reported (Radio New Zealand) [link], and Japan Opens Anti-Dumping Probe into Steel Imports from China, South Korea (The Japan Times) [link]. These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!

¡Suscríbete hoy para que nunca te pierdas un episodio! Hoy en Libre News of The World: China impone un arancel antidumping del 75,8% a la canola canadiense (The Globe and Mail) [link], La Guardia Nacional desplegada en Washington D.C. en un movimiento de poder federal de Trump (The Washington Post) [link], Grietas en la red de protección: se debilitan los sistemas comunitarios en Centroamérica (El Faro) [link], Exxon regresa a Trinidad y Tobago con una inversión de 21,7 mil millones de dólares en aguas profundas (Trinidad and Tobago Guardian) [link], Oro bajo la mira: Guyana promete frenar el contrabando bajo presión de EE. UU. (Stabroek News) [link], Resistencia sagrada: guardianes indígenas de Colombia protegen a niños de grupos armados (AP News) [link], Chile implementa reforma de prefijos telefónicos para combatir el spam (La Tercera) [link], Milei enfrenta una batalla crucial en la provincia de Buenos Aires (Clarín) [link], Aumentan las tensiones tecnológicas mientras China enfría su relación con Nvidia en la carrera de la IA (South China Morning Post) [link], Los salarios se mantienen estables mientras el RBA recorta las tasas y los bancos evalúan su respuesta (The Sydney Morning Herald) [link], Sismo de magnitud 4,9 sacude la Isla Norte de Nueva Zelanda sin daños reportados (Radio New Zealand) [link], y Japón abre investigación antidumping sobre importaciones de acero desde China y Corea del Sur (The Japan Times) [link]. Estos resúmenes de noticias fueron escritos utilizando tecnología de IA. Aunque se ha hecho todo lo posible para garantizar la precisión de los hechos, pueden producirse errores u omisiones ocasionales. Agradecemos su comprensión y les invitamos cordialmente a enviarnos cualquier comentario para seguir mejorando la calidad de nuestros informes. ¡Gracias por ser parte de nuestro camino!

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: UK and Canada Insist Ukraine Must Shape Its Own Peace (BBC News), Trump Federalizes D.C. Police Amid Lowest Crime Rate in Decades (The Washington Post), Pemex Corruption Probe Nets Indictments of Two Texas Businessmen (Reuters), Tropical Storm Erin Forms, Caribbean on Alert (The Houston Chronicle), U.S.–Brazil Tensions Escalate Over Tariffs and Judicial Pressure (The Economic Times), Colombia Mourns Senator Miguel Uribe, Rising Presidential Contender (El Tiempo), U.S. Teen Pilot Stuck in Chilean Antarctica After Permit Violation (The Houston Chronicle), Argentina’s Growth Expected to Slow as Midterms Approach (Clarín), China Creates $16 Billion Shipbuilding Giant in Strategic Merger (South China Morning Post), Extremist Attack Targets Toll Facility in Victoria (Herald Sun), Chloe Swarbrick Ejected from NZ Parliament in Palestinian Recognition Clash (The New Zealand Herald), Japan Secures First Global Frigate Sale in Historic Defense Shift (The Japan Times), and Singapore Firm Grants Paid Holiday for Tamil Staff to See Rajinikanth’s Coolie (The Hindu). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World Express Edition: UK and Canada Insist Ukraine Must Shape Its Own Peace (BBC News), Trump Federalizes D.C. Police Amid Lowest Crime Rate in Decades (The Washington Post), Pemex Corruption Probe Nets Indictments of Two Texas Businessmen (Reuters), Tropical Storm Erin Forms, Caribbean on Alert (The Houston Chronicle), U.S.–Brazil Tensions Escalate Over Tariffs and Judicial Pressure (The Economic Times), Colombia Mourns Senator Miguel Uribe, Rising Presidential Contender (El Tiempo), U.S. Teen Pilot Stuck in Chilean Antarctica After Permit Violation (The Houston Chronicle), Argentina’s Growth Expected to Slow as Midterms Approach (Clarín), China Creates $16 Billion Shipbuilding Giant in Strategic Merger (South China Morning Post), Extremist Attack Targets Toll Facility in Victoria (Herald Sun), Chloe Swarbrick Ejected from NZ Parliament in Palestinian Recognition Clash (The New Zealand Herald), Japan Secures First Global Frigate Sale in Historic Defense Shift (The Japan Times), and Singapore Firm Grants Paid Holiday for Tamil Staff to See Rajinikanth’s Coolie (The Hindu). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!

¡Suscríbete hoy para que nunca te pierdas un episodio! Hoy en Libre News of The World: Reino Unido y Canadá insisten en que Ucrania debe definir su propia paz (BBC News), Trump federaliza la policía de Washington D.C. en medio de la tasa de criminalidad más baja en décadas (The Washington Post), Investigación por corrupción en Pemex implica a dos empresarios texanos (Reuters), Se forma la tormenta tropical Erin, el Caribe en alerta (The Houston Chronicle), Aumentan las tensiones entre EE. UU. y Brasil por aranceles y presión judicial (The Economic Times), Colombia llora la muerte del senador Miguel Uribe, prometedor candidato presidencial (El Tiempo), Joven piloto estadounidense varado en la Antártida chilena tras violar permiso (The Houston Chronicle), Se prevé que el crecimiento de Argentina se desacelere antes de las elecciones de medio término (Clarín), China crea gigante naval de 16.000 millones de dólares en fusión estratégica (South China Morning Post), Ataque extremista contra instalaciones de Toll en Victoria (Herald Sun), Chloe Swarbrick expulsada del Parlamento neozelandés en debate sobre Palestina (The New Zealand Herald), Japón logra su primera venta global de fragatas en un histórico cambio de defensa (The Japan Times) y Empresa de Singapur concede día libre pagado a empleados tamiles para ver Coolie de Rajinikanth (The Hindu). Estos resúmenes de noticias fueron redactados con tecnología de IA. Si bien se ha hecho todo lo posible para garantizar la exactitud de los hechos, pueden producirse errores u omisiones ocasionales. Agradecemos su comprensión y recibimos con agrado cualquier comentario para seguir mejorando la calidad de nuestros reportes. ¡Gracias por ser parte de nuestro camino!

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: Air Canada Flight Attendants to Picket at Four Major Airports (Global News) — https://globalnews.ca, Vice President JD Vance Sparks Backlash Over Epstein Case Handling (The Daily Beast) — https://thedailybeast.com, Mexico and Dominican Republic Launch Strategic Roundtable to Combat Sargassum Surge (Dominican Today) — https://dominicantoday.com, Brazil Escalates Trade Dispute with U.S., Files WTO Complaint Over 50% Tariffs (The Associated Press) — https://apnews.com, Supreme Court Launches Probe Into Ambassador Roy Barreras Over Smuggling Allegations (Semana) — https://semana.com, Chile Rolls Out Employer 1% Pension Contribution in Ambitious Reform Drive (El País) — https://elpais.com, YPF Targets Sharp Rise in Shale Oil Output by Year-End (Télam) — https://telam.com.ar, China Breaks Ground on $167 Billion Hydropower Megaproject in Tibet (The Wall Street Journal) — https://wsj.com, Australia Unveils Groundbreaking Fully Recyclable "Goon Bag" for Wine (Adelaide Now) — https://adelaidenow.com.au. These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!