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On September 13, the world observes professional, medical and cultural commemorative dates, including Programmers’ Day and World Sepsis Day. Mexico honors the Niños Héroes.
The outbreak, linked to iceberg lettuce, caused nearly 13,000 cases and two deaths. The source of the infection has still not been identified.
Trump is ready to allow Chinese companies to manufacture cars in the United States if they hire Americans. He ruled out importing finished vehicles.
Canada has imposed 15–50% tariffs on goods from the United States following the failure of negotiations. Ottawa seeks to reduce its dependence on Washington.
Donald Trump published maps with the name "New America" instead of New Mexico. The state's governor said that the name is not up for discussion.
In the State of Mexico, a pyrotechnics explosion claimed the lives of 10 people, including two children, and injured 81 people. Five of the injured are in serious condition.
Hurricane “Karina” over the Pacific Ocean already has winds of 130 km/h and may reach Category 3. Waves threaten Mexico’s coast.
Denys Berinchyk unanimously lost to Sam Noakes in a bout for the WBO International lightweight title. It was his second defeat in his professional career.
Steve Verheul predicts a further deterioration in Canada–U. S. relations following the failure of negotiations and Washington’s new 50% tariffs. Talks may resume later.
Mexico was outraged by the deportation of its citizens to third countries without prior warning. The US has already transferred more than 2,000 Mexicans to Guatemala.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney suspended trade talks with the United States over the proposed 50% tariffs. Ottawa promises to respond with reciprocal measures.
Two Mexican fishermen were found in the Pacific Ocean 150 miles from shore. For five days, they drifted in a blue cooler.
Ukraine and Indonesia have signed a five-year memorandum on joint Antarctic and tropical research. The first projects will begin in December.
Negotiations between the United States and Canada have stalled over disagreements regarding auto tariffs, with Canada insisting on a reduction to 10%, while the United States is calling for 15%. The deadline for the new tariffs expires on August 19, and Trump threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian goods.
The Trump administration suspended work on a border security project in Big Bend National Park in Texas. The decision was made after criticism from environmentalists and a lawsuit over possible harm to nature.
The White House published a report stating that China and other countries use third countries to circumvent U. S. tariffs, resulting in annual losses to the budget of $19–26 billion. Trade adviser Peter Navarro said that China launders its exports through more than 40 countries.
The Pentagon plans to reach an agreement with the FAA and the Department of Homeland Security to use lasers against drones at airports. This follows incidents in which military lasers shot down unmanned aircraft without coordination with aviation authorities.
The U. S. Army is awarding AeroVironment a contract for Locust systems to destroy unmanned aerial vehicles. This is the Pentagon's first production contract for laser weapons against drones.
A forest fire broke out near Vancouver, prompting an evacuation warning for 35 homes in the suburb of Anmore. The fire is almost contained, and international rescuers have arrived to fight it.
U. S. President Donald Trump harshly criticized Canada during a speech in Las Vegas, calling it «disgusting» because of trade barriers. He also touched on talks with Iran, a possible increase in oil prices, and announced a «Big Healthcare Plan».
Low water levels in the Danube forced Hungary's "Paks" nuclear power plant to shut down for the first time in 44 years, threatening BMW iX3 production. The company reduced energy consumption at the plant by 15%, but the impact on output is not yet known.
Mexican influencer César Gastélum was shot dead during a live broadcast outside a fast-food restaurant in Culiacán. Authorities are conducting a security operation amid a conflict between criminal groups.
Iran announced the stopping of two ships in the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns about the stability of oil supplies. Oil prices rose by more than 1%, and Brent futures may add 23% in July.
Ford CEO Jim Farley stated that Chinese automakers could enter the US market within five to ten years. The company is preparing for competition by developing affordable electric vehicles.
U. S. President Donald Trump published an AI-generated image of a giant air filter along the border with Canada. He threatened new tariffs over smoke from wildfires that blanketed American cities.
G7 central banks are preparing for interest rate decisions as oil prices approach $100 per barrel, increasing inflation risks. The US Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, and the Bank of Japan are likely to keep rates unchanged but may signal readiness to raise them in the fall.
On July 24, International Self-Care Day is observed, and in Ukraine, according to the new calendar, the memory of Saints Boris and Gleb and the Great Martyr Christina is honored.
The next 2030 World Cup will be held in six countries, with 64 national teams participating.
The Spanish national team returned to Madrid after defeating Argentina in the World Cup final. The team was greeted by the king, the prime minister, and about 1.8 million fans.
The US is imposing 50% tariffs on dairy products, alcohol, and hockey equipment from Canada. Canada is in no hurry to react, the Canadian dollar exchange rate has declined.