Mexico City has increased security measures due to planned mass protests by teachers and farmers. 50,000 law enforcement officers will ensure order during the match.
The Venezuelan military is storming illegal gold mines in Bolívar state. The operation is intended to prepare the industry for the arrival of foreign investors.
Vanguard Energy plans to deliver 250,000 barrels of fuel to Cuba for the private sector. This would be the largest shipment from the US since 1960.
The US and Nigeria eliminated 200 ISIS militants and destroyed their logistical bases. The US military will continue operations against terrorists in the region.
An evacuation and a state of emergency have been declared in Wellington due to the threat of 9-meter waves. Roads have been closed and ferry services canceled in the city.
FC Lyon has filed a complaint with the prosecutor's office over suspicions of the embezzlement of hundreds of millions of euros. The investigation concerns operations from May 2023 to June 2025.
In the city of Reutlingen, an investigation is underway into a suspected arson attack on a critical infrastructure facility. Tens of thousands of homes and a local hospital were left without electricity.
Trump demands the firing of Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough for blocking election rules. Republican leader John Thune spoke out in defense of the official.
Xi Jinping arrived in the DPRK to strengthen friendship and discuss stability. This is his first visit to Pyongyang since 2019.
The value of the cryptocurrency dropped to $59,101 due to capital outflows and competition with artificial intelligence. This is the lowest level since October 2024.
The Ukrainian company Fire Point is working on a missile with a range of up to 850 km, its own satellite system, and the Freya anti-ballistic shield. Amid rapid growth and successful developments, the company has begun to face attempts at discredit.
The President decorated media professionals for their contribution to covering the war on the occasion of Journalist's Day. The list includes representatives of Ukrainian and foreign publications.
Leaders of Britain, France, and Germany will discuss negotiations with the Russian Federation with Zelenskyy. Europe takes the initiative while the US is focused on the situation in Iran.
The FAO index fell by 0. 2%, but food prices remain at a three-year high. The war in Iran is blocking fertilizer and fuel logistics, driving up the cost of grain.
Tokyo and Manila are deepening military cooperation amid Washington's restrained position. The countries are creating their own security system to deter China.
Trump announced the destruction of Iranian mines and the rapid restoration of shipping. The strait will open after Tehran signs a peace memorandum.
FBI agents shot and killed a man who held 10 hostages in a building containing a bank for 15 hours. All individuals were released unharmed; the perpetrator's motives are currently under investigation.
Germany, France, and Britain are developing a format for negotiations with the Russian Federation involving Ukraine. European leaders believe Kyiv's positions are stronger due to the strikes.
The European Commission has warned of the risk of losing a million jobs due to energy prices. The automotive and construction industries will be hit the hardest.
Oil prices rose due to the risk of the Strait of Hormuz closing and US negotiations with Iran. The price of a Brent barrel reached the $95 mark.
The Russian Federation has banned aviation fuel exports until the end of November due to attacks on oil refineries. The decision was made to avoid a shortage amid falling oil refining volumes.
In Yunnan Province, five people were killed due to a collapse at an illegal mine. Authorities are conducting an investigation and tightening safety controls in the industry.
The U. S. has clarified green card application rules for foreigners. Departure requirements will not apply to specialists beneficial to the American economy.
Norway has terminated a $2. 8 billion missile deal with Malaysia due to export regulations. Kuala Lumpur called it a blow to trust and is seeking a replacement.
Trump will transfer the Kennedy Center to Congress following a court injunction against its closure. The judge also ordered the removal of the president's name from the building's facade.
At the EAEU summit, Putin will discuss sanctions against Armenia due to its course toward the EU. Moscow is already restricting the import of goods and threatening to revise gas prices.
China pushed a Dutch frigate out of disputed waters near the Paracel Islands. Beijing employed electronic jamming due to a helicopter launch from the vessel.
Congo has recorded over 1,000 suspected Ebola cases and 17 deaths. Authorities are requesting experimental antibodies from the US to combat the Bundibugyo strain.
A $500 million solar-plus-storage system has been launched in Chile. The 200 MW facility is capable of powering the grid for 6.5 hours.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi condemned unilateral US military actions and debts to the UN. Beijing calls for strengthening the organization's role instead of weakening it.
