Former President Trump announced that tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico will proceed, indicating potential for additional taxes in the future. The announcement underscores ongoing trade tensions as negotiations continue between the nations.
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Brazil’s Carnival officially began with the vibrant first night of samba school parades in São Paulo, showcasing elaborate floats and dazzling costumes. Thousands gathered to celebrate the rich cultural heritage, marking a festive start to the annual event.
Western leaders made a significant visit to Kyiv on the war’s third anniversary, reaffirming their commitment to supporting Ukraine against Russia. The pledges include enhanced military aid, underscoring a united front in the ongoing conflict.
South Korean police have summoned a Japanese woman following an incident where she allegedly kissed a BTS member without consent. The case highlights ongoing discussions about personal boundaries and celebrity privacy in the K-pop industry.
At least 25 workers are trapped following a devastating avalanche in northern India. Rescue operations are underway, as authorities scramble to locate and assist those buried under the snow. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about worker safety in mountainous regions.
Germany’s recent election signals a significant shift in its political landscape, with major implications for the EU. Key takeaways include a coalition government that emphasizes climate action and social reforms, potentially altering Germany’s leadership role in Europe.
French fugitive known as ‘The Fly’ has been extradited to France following his arrest in Romania. Authorities apprehended him while he was suspected of involvement in organized crime, marking a significant step in international law enforcement efforts.
Recent sightings of Chinese warships near Australia and New Zealand have raised security concerns among regional allies. Analysts warn this could signal increased military assertiveness by China in the Pacific, intensifying geopolitical tensions.
A woman in the UK has been sentenced for using wigs and disguises to take citizenship tests on behalf of others. Authorities uncovered her scheme, highlighting ongoing issues with test integrity and the lengths some will go to circumvent immigration rules.
Former President Donald Trump met with French President Emmanuel Macron, expressing optimism that Russia’s conflict in Ukraine may be approaching an endgame. Their discussions highlighted diplomatic efforts and international perspectives on the ongoing crisis.
Ex-Spain soccer chief Luis Rubiales has been found guilty of sexual assault for forcibly kissing player Jenni Hermoso during the World Cup celebrations. A court has imposed a fine and a restraining order, marking a significant legal consequence for the incident.
Argentina’s presidential candidate Javier Milei is under investigation for potential fraud linked to the launch of a cryptocurrency that plummeted shortly after debuting. Critics question the legitimacy of Milei’s support for the coin amid growing concerns over transparency.
In a striking turn of events, a far-right party in Germany has recorded unprecedented support in the recent elections, reflecting shifting political sentiments. Analysts are examining the implications for the nation’s political landscape and societal cohesion.
In a significant electoral shift, German conservatives celebrated a substantial victory, while the far-right party achieved historic success. This outcome reflects growing support for nationalist sentiments, reshaping Germany’s political landscape.
Brazil’s Supreme Court has ordered social media platform X to pay a $1.4 million fine for failing to comply with a court ruling. The decision underscores the ongoing tension between the judiciary and tech companies over content moderation and user rights.
Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni visited Pope Francis in the hospital, reporting that the pontiff is in good spirits. Medical tests indicate a slight improvement in his condition, offering a hopeful outlook as he continues treatment.
Google has agreed to pay $340 million to Italy to resolve a tax evasion investigation. This settlement aims to address concerns over the tech giant’s tax practices in the country and reflects ongoing scrutiny of multinational corporations’ tax obligations worldwide.