Europe
Costa launches EU capitals tour to seek 2028–34 budget deal
The European Council president is testing compromises on the nearly €2 trillion plan as governments remain divided over its size, priorities and funding.
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Latin America
Gang coalition launches deadly attack on Haiti's Kenscoff farming community
Armed members of Viv Ansanm burned homes and killed residents in the hills above Port-au-Prince, deepening a crisis that has displaced 1.5 million people.
Brazil
Lula campaign recasts agribusiness as central to Brazil's growth and trade
The president's new platform gives agribusiness a more explicit economic role than in 2022, promising easier credit, diversified financing, technology and greater value added to exports.
Asia
Extreme El Niño threatens Southeast Asia's water, food and urban resilience
Pacific temperatures could average 2°C above normal and drive severe drought, crop losses, haze and inflation, while governments expand pumps, irrigation, monitoring and water coordination.
Brazil
Brazil Restarts Fertilizer Megaproject to Reshape Its Urea Supply Map
Contracts to complete Petrobras' UFN-III plant unlock more than R$5 billion in investment, with production scheduled for 2029 and capacity equivalent to about 16% of Brazil's current urea demand.
South African Wheat Producers Challenge Government Tariff Decision
South African wheat producers are considering a legal challenge after Trade Minister Parks Tau rejected a request to raise the domestic reference price used to calculate import protection.