At least one person has tragically lost their life, and dozens more have been injured in a recent Russian aerial assault on Ukraine, officials report. The strike targeted civilian neighborhoods, intensifying the already volatile conflict in the region
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Brazilian police have charged former president Jair Bolsonaro with scheming to flee to Argentina and seek asylum, as investigations intensify. Authorities are stepping up surveillance to monitor his every move, PBS reports
Canada’s Foreign Minister celebrated the strong U.S.-Canada alliance and passionately reaffirmed steadfast support for Ukraine, calling for enhanced security guarantees as the conflict intensifies, during a recent PBS interview
WATCH: Ukrainian President Zelenskyy teams up with Europe’s top leaders and former U.S. President Trump in a rare, high-stakes summit, all focused on breaking new ground to end the war in Ukraine. Catch the full story only on PBS!
A new Russian bill seeks to punish online searches that reveal so-called “extremist” content. Critics warn this law could severely restrict internet freedom and open the door to extensive government censorship nationwide
President Trump has announced a bold new 25% tariff on imports from Japan and South Korea, kicking in on August 1. This striking move aims to tackle trade imbalances amid rising tensions with some of America’s closest allies
Former President Trump’s recent tariff truce with China has sparked a wave of concern regarding the United States’ credibility in trade negotiations. Critics warn that by easing pressure on Beijing, the U.S. may be jeopardizing its commitment to fair trade practices and its role as a leader in the global economy.
Treasury Secretary Bessent issued a stark warning about the ongoing trade war with China, declaring it “not sustainable.” She stressed the urgent need for a collaborative approach to tackle tariff disputes. Her comments resonate amid rising worries about economic stability and the state of international relations.
India’s Lower House has passed a contentious bill aimed at reforming Muslim land endowments, sparking widespread debate. Proponents argue it will modernize outdated laws, while critics worry it undermines minority rights and exacerbates communal tensions.
The upcoming joint World Cup bid from the US, Canada, and Mexico faces challenges amid rising tensions. Tariffs and threats of designating one country as the “51st state” are straining cooperation, casting a shadow over what was once a symbol of unity.