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Latin America
A magnitude-7.4 earthquake devastated western Colombia, damaging about 1,600 buildings and confronting a newly inaugurated government with a national rescue, security and humanitarian emergency.
United States
Abdul El-Sayed's Senate nomination in a pivotal Midwestern state has intensified the Democratic debate over economic populism, Gaza, campaign money and the leadership the party will carry into 2026 and 2028.
Europe
Reciprocal checks on travellers have turned the Ceuta migration crisis into a dispute between two major EU governments, testing free movement while both sides insist the measures are temporary.
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.
Middle East
Abbas Araghchi spoke twice in 24 hours with Asim Munir and Prince Faisal bin Farhan as regional governments pressed political solutions following a US pause in planned strikes and amid preparations for another Washington-Tehran negotiating round.
United States
A national poll put Donald Trump's approval on Iran at 28 percent and found stronger public demand for lower fuel prices and a permanent ceasefire than for continued military action.
India
The Finance Ministry tied investment and strategic autonomy to quicker implementation of domestic reforms while warning that sustained high oil prices and a possible El Niño could pressure inflation, public finances and growth.
Africa
The final payment completes a $3 billion program that reduced inflation and improved reserves and debt indicators, although the central bank received a waiver for a temporary performance breach.
Latin America
Uruguay's president said a U.S. tariff increase from 10 percent to 12.5 percent on certain products would have a limited but concerning impact, affecting about one-fifth of the country's exports to the U.S. market while excluding services and the main export lines.
Europe
Norway has strongly opposed a new 12.5 percent U.S. tariff on its imports, calling Washington's unilateral measure unjustified. Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide stated that the justification for the tariff is baseless, as Norway already has clear rules to prevent trade in goods produced using forced labor.
Europe
The European Union adopted a 21st sanctions package against Russia, widening restrictions across banking, crypto services, oil revenues, the shadow fleet, military supply chains and trade channels linked to Moscow's war economy.
United States
The United States plans to impose new 10% to 12.5% tariffs on imports from 60 countries, shifting from temporary worldwide levies to a trade-law framework tied to enforcement of forced-labor restrictions.
