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Canada’s newly sworn-in Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled a budget plan aimed at reducing U.S. dependence and reshaping national fiscal policy (The Canadian Press via Global News). The United States imposed sanctions on Russia’s oil giants Rosneft and Lukoil, a sharp escalation amid the war in Ukraine (The Washington Post). In Mexico, a Michoacán lime growers’ leader was found dead after denouncing cartel extortion (El Universal). Tropical Storm Melissa swept the Caribbean, triggering flood alerts across Jamaica and Hispaniola (The Jamaica Gleaner). Prince William confirmed Rio de Janeiro will host the 2025 Earthshot Prize Awards with stars like Anitta and Shawn Mendes (The Guardian). Colombia’s top court overturned former President Álvaro Uribe’s conviction, citing procedural flaws (El Tiempo). Chile retained its top AI-development ranking in Latin America (La Tercera). Argentina’s Javier Milei faces economic turmoil ahead of mid-terms (Clarín). China announced an 80th-anniversary Taiwan “retrocession” ceremony condemned by Taipei (The South China Morning Post). Australia’s environmental reforms stalled after opposition from the Greens and Coalition (The Sydney Morning Herald). Tens of thousands of Australian public-sector workers staged a nationwide “mega-strike” over pay and staffing (ABC News). Japan’s ruling LDP–Komeito alliance collapsed, prompting a new coalition with the Japan Innovation Party (The Japan Times). South Korea will deploy its “monster missile” Hyunmoo-5 this year to strengthen deterrence (The Korea Times). Vietnam’s coffee prices surged while pepper markets held steady (Vietnam News Agency). South Africa’s inflation held at 3.4%, dampening hopes of a rate cut (Business Day). Economists expect Turkey’s inflation to exceed government forecasts through 2026 (Hürriyet Daily News). Saudi Arabia condemned Israel’s move to extend sovereignty over the West Bank (Arab News). Russia and Iran formalised a strategic partnership spanning energy and defence (The Moscow Times). The ICJ ruled Israel must meet Gaza civilians’ basic needs, rejecting claims that UNRWA is Hamas-infiltrated (Reuters). France released an Iranian student under judicial supervision, drawing reaction from Tehran (France 24). Two Sicilian archbishops condemned mafia-style youth violence after a bar-side murder (Catholic News Agency). Spain recorded record STI rates in 2024, with chlamydia and gonorrhoea infections surging (El País). Moroccan film student Abdessamade Oubalat was fatally shot while filming Gen Z 212 protests, sparking calls for justice (Le Monde). The European Parliament condemned rising political repression in Serbia after the Novi Sad station collapse (Euronews). Cyprus reaffirmed commitment to reunification following northern elections (Euractiv). The UK Treasury hinted at new cost-of-living relief measures in its next budget (The Financial Times). Labour’s defence minister warned that Scottish independence could weaken Britain’s nuclear deterrent (The Scotsman). Ireland must recycle an extra 400,000 tonnes of waste annually to meet EU targets (The Irish Times). India’s minister Piyush Goyal arrived in Berlin to deepen trade with Germany (The Times of India). Nordic nations face a “demographic winter” of shrinking workforces (The Local Sweden). Greenland is physically shrinking and drifting northwest due to ice melt (The Guardian). Condor Energies completed a 2,805-metre drilling milestone in Uzbekistan (Yahoo Finance). The EU adopted its 19th sanctions package, banning Russian LNG imports by 2027 (Reuters). A Ukrainian drone strike ignited a major fire at a Ryazan oil refinery deep inside Russia (The Moscow Times). Sri Lanka and Belize formally established diplomatic relations, expanding Colombo’s global reach (ADA Derana).
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El recién juramentado primer ministro de Canadá, Mark Carney, presentó un plan presupuestario destinado a reducir la dependencia de los Estados Unidos y redefinir la política fiscal nacional (The Canadian Press vía Global News). Los Estados Unidos impusieron sanciones a las gigantes petroleras rusas Rosneft y Lukoil, intensificando la presión económica en plena guerra en Ucrania (The Washington Post). En México, un líder de productores de limón en Michoacán fue asesinado tras denunciar la extorsión de cárteles (El Universal). La tormenta tropical Melissa azotó el Caribe, provocando alertas de inundaciones en Jamaica e Hispaniola (The Jamaica Gleaner). El príncipe William confirmó que los Premios Earthshot 2025 se celebrarán en Río de Janeiro con artistas como Anitta y Shawn Mendes (The Guardian). La justicia colombiana anuló la condena de Álvaro Uribe por irregularidades procesales (El Tiempo). Chile mantuvo su liderazgo regional en desarrollo de inteligencia artificial (La Tercera). Javier Milei enfrenta turbulencias económicas y descontento político en Argentina (Clarín). China anunció una ceremonia por el 80º aniversario de la “retrocesión” de Taiwán, lo que provocó la condena de Taipéi (The South China Morning Post). En Australia, la reforma ambiental del gobierno quedó en suspenso por falta de apoyo parlamentario (The Sydney Morning Herald). Decenas de miles de empleados públicos australianos protagonizaron una “mega huelga” nacional (ABC News). En Japón, la histórica coalición LDP–Komeito colapsó, dando paso a una nueva alianza con el Partido de la Innovación de Japón (The Japan Times). Corea del Sur desplegará su “misil monstruo” Hyunmoo-5 para fortalecer su disuasión militar (The Korea Times). En Vietnam, los precios del café subieron mientras el mercado de la pimienta se mantuvo estable (Vietnam News Agency). La inflación en Sudáfrica se mantuvo en 3,4%, reduciendo las expectativas de un recorte de tasas (Business Day). En Turquía, economistas prevén una inflación superior a las proyecciones oficiales hasta 2026 (Hürriyet Daily News). Arabia Saudita condenó la propuesta israelí de extender su soberanía sobre Cisjordania (Arab News). Rusia e Irán formalizaron una alianza estratégica en los sectores político, energético y militar (The Moscow Times). La Corte Internacional de Justicia ordenó a Israel garantizar las necesidades básicas de los civiles en Gaza y rechazó acusaciones contra la UNRWA (Reuters). Francia liberó condicionalmente a un estudiante iraní, generando reacción de Teherán (France 24). En Sicilia, obispos católicos condenaron la violencia mafiosa juvenil tras el asesinato de un joven (Catholic News Agency). España registró cifras récord de infecciones de transmisión sexual en 2024 (El País). En Marruecos, el asesinato del estudiante de cine Abdessamade Oubalat durante las protestas “Gen Z 212” generó demandas de justicia (Le Monde). El Parlamento Europeo condenó la represión política en Serbia tras el colapso de una estación en Novi Sad (Euronews). Chipre reafirmó su compromiso con la reunificación de la isla (Euractiv). El Tesoro británico prepara medidas contra el costo de vida en su próximo presupuesto (The Financial Times). Un ministro laborista advirtió que la independencia escocesa pondría en riesgo la disuasión nuclear del Reino Unido (The Scotsman). Irlanda debe reciclar 400.000 toneladas adicionales de residuos al año para cumplir sus metas ambientales (The Irish Times). El ministro indio Piyush Goyal llegó a Berlín para fortalecer los lazos comerciales con Alemania (The Times of India). Los países nórdicos enfrentan un “invierno demográfico” por bajas tasas de natalidad y envejecimiento poblacional (The Local Sweden). Groenlandia se está reduciendo y desplazando hacia el noroeste debido al deshielo de los glaciares (The Guardian). Condor Energies completó la perforación de un pozo de 2.805 metros en Uzbekistán (Yahoo Finance). La Unión Europea aprobó su 19º paquete de sanciones, que incluye una prohibición progresiva del GNL ruso (Reuters). Un ataque con drones ucranianos provocó un incendio masivo en una refinería rusa en Riazán (The Moscow Times). Sri Lanka y Belice establecieron relaciones diplomáticas, ampliando la proyección global de Colombo (ADA Derana).
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Saudi and Pakistani forces intercepted drug-trafficking boats in a major Arabian Sea operation, acknowledged by U.S. CENTCOM (Arab News). Iran ratified the UN convention against terror financing to improve access to global banking (Tehran Times). Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recalibrated his strategy amid peace-deal pressure and coalition tensions (The Jerusalem Post). France and Slovenia signed a long-term nuclear-energy cooperation agreement during President Macron’s visit to Ljubljana (Total Slovenia News). The World Food Forum Youth Action on Green Agri-Heritage launched in Rome, promoting sustainable farming systems (FAO Newsroom). A Málaga court acquitted two priests and a journalist of hate-crime charges tied to criticism of radical Islam (El Mundo). Portugal mourned former Prime Minister and media pioneer Francisco Pinto Balsemão, who died at 88 (Público). Greece proposed banning protests at Athens’s Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, citing respect for national symbols (Kathimerini). The UK’s inflation rate held steady at 3.8% in September (The Guardian). Police Scotland reduced child biometric-data collection by 7.5% (The Scotsman). In Sri Lanka, imported-vehicle prices fell by up to Rs 1.5 million following Japanese price cuts (VivaLanka).
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Saudi and Pakistani forces intercepted drug-trafficking boats in a major Arabian Sea operation, acknowledged by U.S. CENTCOM (Arab News). Iran ratified the UN convention against terror financing to improve access to global banking (Tehran Times). Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recalibrated his strategy amid peace-deal pressure and coalition tensions (The Jerusalem Post). France and Slovenia signed a long-term nuclear-energy cooperation agreement during President Macron’s visit to Ljubljana (Total Slovenia News). The World Food Forum Youth Action on Green Agri-Heritage launched in Rome, promoting sustainable farming systems (FAO Newsroom). A Málaga court acquitted two priests and a journalist of hate-crime charges tied to criticism of radical Islam (El Mundo). Portugal mourned former Prime Minister and media pioneer Francisco Pinto Balsemão, who died at 88 (Público). Greece proposed banning protests at Athens’s Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, citing respect for national symbols (Kathimerini). The UK’s inflation rate held steady at 3.8% in September (The Guardian). Police Scotland reduced child biometric-data collection by 7.5% (The Scotsman). In Sri Lanka, imported-vehicle prices fell by up to Rs 1.5 million following Japanese price cuts (VivaLanka).
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Fuerzas saudíes y paquistaníes interceptaron embarcaciones de narcotráfico en una gran operación en el mar Arábigo, reconocida por el Comando Central de los Estados Unidos (Arab News). Irán ratificó la convención de la ONU contra la financiación del terrorismo para mejorar su acceso al sistema bancario mundial (Tehran Times). El primer ministro de Israel, Benjamín Netanyahu, reajustó su estrategia en medio de presiones por un acuerdo de paz y tensiones dentro de su coalición (The Jerusalem Post). Francia y Eslovenia firmaron un acuerdo de cooperación nuclear a largo plazo durante la visita del presidente Macron a Liubliana (Total Slovenia News). El Foro Mundial de la Juventud sobre el Patrimonio Agroecológico Verde se inauguró en Roma, promoviendo sistemas agrícolas sostenibles (FAO Newsroom). Un tribunal de Málaga absolvió a dos sacerdotes y a un periodista acusados de delitos de odio por críticas al islam radical (El Mundo). Portugal lamentó la muerte del ex primer ministro y pionero de los medios Francisco Pinto Balsemão, a los 88 años (Público). Grecia propuso prohibir las manifestaciones en el Monumento al Soldado Desconocido de Atenas, en nombre del respeto a los símbolos nacionales (Kathimerini). La tasa de inflación del Reino Unido se mantuvo estable en 3,8 % en septiembre (The Guardian). La Policía de Escocia redujo en un 7,5 % la recolección de datos biométricos de menores (The Scotsman). En Sri Lanka, los precios de los vehículos importados cayeron hasta 1,5 millones de rupias tras las reducciones aplicadas en Japón (VivaLanka).
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Canada unveiled a new federal agency to fight financial crime and improve transparency (The Globe and Mail). Donald Trump endorsed the AUKUS defence pact with Australia and announced a rare-earth partnership (The Sydney Morning Herald). Agriculture leader Bernardo Bravo was murdered in Michoacán after denouncing cartel extortion (El Universal). Ecuador released a suspect detained after a U.S. strike on a drug-trafficking submarine, straining regional ties (El Comercio). Brazil approved Petrobras oil drilling near the Amazon ahead of COP30 (Folha de S.Paulo). Colombia recalled its U.S. ambassador after tariff threats and drug accusations (El Tiempo). A Chilean-Australian operation seized $11.7 million in cocaine bound for Sydney (La Tercera). Argentina signed a $20 billion currency swap deal with the U.S. (Clarín). China’s property prices fell at the fastest pace in 11 months (South China Morning Post). Australia condemned an “unsafe” Chinese jet encounter (ABC News Australia). A violent storm killed one and caused widespread damage in Wellington (The New Zealand Herald). Japan proposed new rules to expand its power-futures market (Nikkei Asia). South Korea ramped up security ahead of the APEC Summit (The Korea Herald). Japan warned Vietnam of job losses over a planned petrol-motorbike ban (Nikkei Asia). The South African rand weakened ahead of key data and a FATF review (Business Day). Turkey reaffirmed its disinflation commitment despite rising inflation (Hürriyet Daily News). Saudi Arabia commissioned a groundbreaking all-female ballet inspired by desert mythology (Arab News). Ayatollah Khamenei rejected a U.S. offer to resume nuclear talks (Tehran Times). Israel reaffirmed a truce but warned its Gaza campaign was not over (Haaretz). A survey showed public trust in French leadership has sharply declined (Le Monde). Italy plans to end tax breaks on short-term rentals (Il Sole 24 Ore). Spain boosted gas-fired power generation after an April blackout (El País). Azerbaijan and Iran pledged deeper cooperation (Tehran Times). The UK launched a £6 billion plan to cut business red tape (The Guardian). A global AWS outage locked thousands of Scots out of banking apps (BBC News). Irish households face rising energy bills amid cuts to support measures (The Irish Times). Germany’s Bundesbank chief urged more immigration to sustain economic growth (Deutsche Welle). Sweden’s central bank warned of the need to return to fiscal discipline (Sveriges Radio). Grindavík struggles to rebuild after nine volcanic eruptions (RÚV). Turkish designers are helping modernize Uzbekistan’s museums (Anadolu Agency). Russia continues major oil shipments to India despite sanctions (The Hindu). Ukraine and European allies backed peace talks based on current front lines (Politico Europe). Delhi’s air quality plunged into hazardous levels after Diwali fireworks (The Times of India).
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Canada unveiled a new federal agency to fight financial crime and improve transparency (The Globe and Mail). Donald Trump endorsed the AUKUS defence pact with Australia and announced a rare-earth partnership (The Sydney Morning Herald). Agriculture leader Bernardo Bravo was murdered in Michoacán after denouncing cartel extortion (El Universal). Ecuador released a suspect detained after a U.S. strike on a drug-trafficking submarine, straining regional ties (El Comercio). Brazil approved Petrobras oil drilling near the Amazon ahead of COP30 (Folha de S.Paulo). Colombia recalled its U.S. ambassador after tariff threats and drug accusations (El Tiempo). A Chilean-Australian operation seized $11.7 million in cocaine bound for Sydney (La Tercera). Argentina signed a $20 billion currency swap deal with the U.S. (Clarín). China’s property prices fell at the fastest pace in 11 months (South China Morning Post). Australia condemned an “unsafe” Chinese jet encounter (ABC News Australia). A violent storm killed one and caused widespread damage in Wellington (The New Zealand Herald). Japan proposed new rules to expand its power-futures market (Nikkei Asia). South Korea ramped up security ahead of the APEC Summit (The Korea Herald). Japan warned Vietnam of job losses over a planned petrol-motorbike ban (Nikkei Asia). The South African rand weakened ahead of key data and a FATF review (Business Day). Turkey reaffirmed its disinflation commitment despite rising inflation (Hürriyet Daily News). Saudi Arabia commissioned a groundbreaking all-female ballet inspired by desert mythology (Arab News). Ayatollah Khamenei rejected a U.S. offer to resume nuclear talks (Tehran Times). Israel reaffirmed a truce but warned its Gaza campaign was not over (Haaretz). A survey showed public trust in French leadership has sharply declined (Le Monde). Italy plans to end tax breaks on short-term rentals (Il Sole 24 Ore). Spain boosted gas-fired power generation after an April blackout (El País). Azerbaijan and Iran pledged deeper cooperation (Tehran Times). The UK launched a £6 billion plan to cut business red tape (The Guardian). A global AWS outage locked thousands of Scots out of banking apps (BBC News). Irish households face rising energy bills amid cuts to support measures (The Irish Times). Germany’s Bundesbank chief urged more immigration to sustain economic growth (Deutsche Welle). Sweden’s central bank warned of the need to return to fiscal discipline (Sveriges Radio). Grindavík struggles to rebuild after nine volcanic eruptions (RÚV). Turkish designers are helping modernize Uzbekistan’s museums (Anadolu Agency). Russia continues major oil shipments to India despite sanctions (The Hindu). Ukraine and European allies backed peace talks based on current front lines (Politico Europe). Delhi’s air quality plunged into hazardous levels after Diwali fireworks (The Times of India).
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Canadá anunció una nueva agencia federal para combatir el crimen financiero y mejorar la transparencia (The Globe and Mail). Donald Trump respaldó el pacto de defensa AUKUS con Australia y anunció una alianza sobre minerales raros (The Sydney Morning Herald). El líder agrícola Bernardo Bravo fue asesinado en Michoacán tras denunciar la extorsión de los cárteles (El Universal). Ecuador liberó a un sospechoso detenido tras un ataque estadounidense a un submarino narcotraficante, aumentando las tensiones regionales (El Comercio). Brasil aprobó la exploración petrolera de Petrobras cerca del Amazonas antes de la COP30 (Folha de S.Paulo). Colombia retiró a su embajador en Los Estados Unidos tras amenazas arancelarias y acusaciones sobre drogas (El Tiempo). Una operación conjunta entre Chile y Australia interceptó un envío de cocaína valorado en 11,7 millones de dólares (La Tercera). Argentina firmó un acuerdo de swap de divisas por 20 mil millones de dólares con Los Estados Unidos (Clarín). Los precios de la vivienda en China cayeron al ritmo más rápido en 11 meses (South China Morning Post). Australia condenó un encuentro “inseguro” con un caza chino (ABC News Australia). Una violenta tormenta dejó un muerto y grandes daños en Wellington (The New Zealand Herald). Japón propuso nuevas normas para ampliar su mercado de futuros eléctricos (Nikkei Asia). Corea del Sur reforzó la seguridad antes de la cumbre de APEC (The Korea Herald). Japón advirtió a Vietnam sobre pérdidas de empleo por la prohibición de motocicletas a gasolina (Nikkei Asia). El rand sudafricano se debilitó antes de datos económicos clave y una revisión del GAFI (Business Day). Turquía reafirmó su compromiso con la desinflación a pesar del aumento de precios (Hürriyet Daily News). Arabia Saudita encargó un innovador ballet con elenco femenino inspirado en la mitología del desierto (Arab News). El ayatolá Khamenei rechazó una oferta de Los Estados Unidos para reanudar conversaciones nucleares (Tehran Times). Israel reafirmó una tregua pero advirtió que su campaña en Gaza no ha terminado (Haaretz). Una encuesta reveló un fuerte descenso en la confianza pública hacia los líderes franceses (Le Monde). Italia planea eliminar beneficios fiscales en los alquileres a corto plazo (Il Sole 24 Ore). España aumentó su uso de gas para generar electricidad tras un apagón en abril (El País). Azerbaiyán e Irán prometieron profundizar su cooperación (Tehran Times). El Reino Unido lanzó un plan de 6 mil millones de libras para reducir la burocracia empresarial (The Guardian). Una caída global de AWS dejó a miles de escoceses sin acceso a aplicaciones bancarias (BBC News). Los hogares irlandeses enfrentan alzas en las facturas de energía mientras se reducen las ayudas (The Irish Times). El presidente del Bundesbank instó a Alemania a fomentar la inmigración para sostener su economía (Deutsche Welle). El banco central de Suecia pidió un regreso urgente a la disciplina fiscal (Sveriges Radio). Grindavík lucha por reconstruirse tras nueve erupciones volcánicas (RÚV). Diseñadores turcos ayudan a modernizar los museos de Uzbekistán (Anadolu Agency). Rusia sigue exportando grandes volúmenes de petróleo a India a pesar de las sanciones (The Hindu). Ucrania y sus aliados europeos apoyaron negociaciones de paz basadas en las líneas actuales del frente (Politico Europe). La calidad del aire en Nueva Delhi cayó a niveles “peligrosos” tras los fuegos artificiales de Diwali (The Times of India).
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Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: Canada calls on its C$3 trillion pension sector to invest C$500 billion domestically amid rising economic nationalism (Financial Times). Donald Trump labels Colombian President Gustavo Petro an “illegal drug leader,” threatening tariffs and aid cuts (El Tiempo). Nicaraguan exiles report harassment and violence abroad by Ortega-linked operatives (La Prensa). Two Trinidad and Tobago men are feared dead after a U.S. strike near Venezuela, sparking legal questions (Trinidad and Tobago Guardian). India and Brazil begin talks to expand the MERCOSUR trade pact (The Hindu). U.S. B-52 bombers fly near Venezuela, escalating tensions (Caracas Chronicles). Chile’s Atacama Desert erupts into a rare “desert bloom” after unusual rains (La Tercera). Uruguay becomes the first Latin American nation to legalise euthanasia (El País Uruguay). Xi Jinping unveils the 2026–2030 five-year plan prioritising innovation and security (South China Morning Post). Anti-immigration “March for Australia” rallies spark violent clashes (The Sydney Morning Herald). A BOJ board member calls for more rate hikes as inflation nears target (The Japan Times). Lee Jae-myung vows to make South Korea the world’s fourth-largest defence power (The Korea Herald). Vietnam pivots its motorbike culture toward electric vehicles by 2030 (VNExpress). The African Union suspends Madagascar after a military-backed takeover (Africa News). Tufan Erhürman wins Northern Cyprus presidency, signalling renewed reunification talks (Cyprus Mail). Saudi Arabia conducts a nationwide test of emergency alert systems (Arab News). Iran executes an individual accused of spying for Mossad (Tehran Times). Israeli airstrikes kill 26 in Gaza amid a fragile cease-fire (Al Jazeera). A daring heist at the Louvre sees thieves escape with crown jewels (Le Monde). Italy plans to raise €11 billion from banks to fund tax cuts (Il Sole 24 Ore). Catalonia’s president Salvador Illa prioritises social equity to curb separatism (La Vanguardia). Portugal’s parliament approves a burqa and niqab ban, pending presidential approval (Público). Former Azerbaijani official Ramiz Mehdiyev is placed under house arrest on treason charges (Trend News Agency). The UK launches the “Sterling 20” pension fund initiative to boost domestic investment (The Guardian). Police Scotland’s union accuses the government of neglecting policing (The Scotsman). Ireland moves forward with “Jennie’s Law” to create a domestic violence offender register (The Irish Times). Germany plans to buy 15 additional F-35 jets for €2.5 billion (Deutsche Welle). Half of Finns with chronic illnesses struggle with medication burden (Helsingin Sanomat). Reykjavík and Beijing sign a geothermal energy cooperation deal (China Daily). Uzbekistan–Russia trade rises 6.4% to $8.3 billion, with a $30 billion goal by 2030 (Tashkent Times). Putin orders secret Arctic missile tests amid the Ukraine war (The Moscow Times). Ukraine expands land drone use, capturing Russian soldiers with robots (Kyiv Independent). Harini Amarasuriya and Narendra Modi discuss education, development, and fishermen’s welfare (The Hindu).
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Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World Express Edition: Canada calls on its C$3 trillion pension sector to invest C$500 billion domestically amid rising economic nationalism (Financial Times). Donald Trump labels Colombian President Gustavo Petro an “illegal drug leader,” threatening tariffs and aid cuts (El Tiempo). Nicaraguan exiles report harassment and violence abroad by Ortega-linked operatives (La Prensa). Two Trinidad and Tobago men are feared dead after a U.S. strike near Venezuela, sparking legal questions (Trinidad and Tobago Guardian). India and Brazil begin talks to expand the MERCOSUR trade pact (The Hindu). U.S. B-52 bombers fly near Venezuela, escalating tensions (Caracas Chronicles). Chile’s Atacama Desert erupts into a rare “desert bloom” after unusual rains (La Tercera). Uruguay becomes the first Latin American nation to legalise euthanasia (El País Uruguay). Xi Jinping unveils the 2026–2030 five-year plan prioritising innovation and security (South China Morning Post). Anti-immigration “March for Australia” rallies spark violent clashes (The Sydney Morning Herald). A BOJ board member calls for more rate hikes as inflation nears target (The Japan Times). Lee Jae-myung vows to make South Korea the world’s fourth-largest defence power (The Korea Herald). Vietnam pivots its motorbike culture toward electric vehicles by 2030 (VNExpress). The African Union suspends Madagascar after a military-backed takeover (Africa News). Tufan Erhürman wins Northern Cyprus presidency, signalling renewed reunification talks (Cyprus Mail). Saudi Arabia conducts a nationwide test of emergency alert systems (Arab News). Iran executes an individual accused of spying for Mossad (Tehran Times). Israeli airstrikes kill 26 in Gaza amid a fragile cease-fire (Al Jazeera). A daring heist at the Louvre sees thieves escape with crown jewels (Le Monde). Italy plans to raise €11 billion from banks to fund tax cuts (Il Sole 24 Ore). Catalonia’s president Salvador Illa prioritises social equity to curb separatism (La Vanguardia). Portugal’s parliament approves a burqa and niqab ban, pending presidential approval (Público). Former Azerbaijani official Ramiz Mehdiyev is placed under house arrest on treason charges (Trend News Agency). The UK launches the “Sterling 20” pension fund initiative to boost domestic investment (The Guardian). Police Scotland’s union accuses the government of neglecting policing (The Scotsman). Ireland moves forward with “Jennie’s Law” to create a domestic violence offender register (The Irish Times). Germany plans to buy 15 additional F-35 jets for €2.5 billion (Deutsche Welle). Half of Finns with chronic illnesses struggle with medication burden (Helsingin Sanomat). Reykjavík and Beijing sign a geothermal energy cooperation deal (China Daily). Uzbekistan–Russia trade rises 6.4% to $8.3 billion, with a $30 billion goal by 2030 (Tashkent Times). Putin orders secret Arctic missile tests amid the Ukraine war (The Moscow Times). Ukraine expands land drone use, capturing Russian soldiers with robots (Kyiv Independent). Harini Amarasuriya and Narendra Modi discuss education, development, and fishermen’s welfare (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!