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Latin America
Before Javier Milei's cabinet and leading business figures, the pope linked working poverty to education, disability, corruption and the democratic obligation to exercise power as service.
Europe
Kaja Kallas says Brussels remains politically scarred by the split, while London presses for practical cooperation and warns against protectionist Made in Europe rules.
Europe
A royal visit to Astana and Almaty will advance a 2026-2029 diplomatic roadmap and agreements spanning trade, logistics, critical minerals, artificial intelligence, universities and medical innovation.
Europe
High-school students demanding better classrooms, staffing and funding clashed with police across France, while the government combined mass arrests, closures and promises of dialogue amid escalating violence.
United States
The White House invoked a rarely used pocket-rescission procedure to block spending on immigration, minority business development, education and overseas conservation, drawing a legal objection from a senior Republican senator.
Russia
The overnight missile and drone barrage damaged homes, businesses, energy systems and transport while Ukraine renewed its call for ballistic-missile defenses.
Oceania
Beijing's embassy disputed New Zealand's latest security assessment, which identifies China as the only country conducting espionage at scale and the most active foreign-interference actor.
Africa
With nearly half of registered voters aged 18 to 35, the president urged students in Lusaka to campaign across schools, markets and public transport as challenger Brian Mundubile consolidated opposition backing.
Africa
Returns to Zimbabwe, Malawi and other African states combine formal deportations with mostly voluntary repatriations, while children, schools and HIV treatment systems absorb the consequences of a sudden regional movement.
Latin America
The first papal trip to Argentina in nearly four decades will take place as the Catholic Church warns about declining living standards, weaker wages and pensions, and the burden of debt on vulnerable households.
India
The concessional financing accompanies 12 newly approved projects, continued disbursements under Bhutan's five-year plan and new cooperation in health education, research and green mobility.
China
Foreign ministers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization endorsed a broader agenda spanning regional security, trade, technology and institutional reform, while China highlighted more than 160 projects launched through seven cooperation platforms.
