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Winds Drive Canadian Wildfire Smoke Into US, Triggering Air Quality Concerns Across Midwest
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency warned on Friday that fine particle levels are expected to be unsafe in northern Minnesota.
Macron Calls for Europe–Asia Coalition Amid US–China Tensions
The French president says smaller nations should unite to protect the ‘global order’ without being forced to choose sides.
New COVID Variant NB.1.8.1 Starting to Spread Worldwide: What We Know
Officials in several countries near China have expressed concern about the variant.
Hegseth Greets ASEAN Counterparts at Defense Summit as China Opts Out
‘The United States is committed to working with our allies and partners to deter aggression by communist China in the Indo-Pacific,’ the defense secretary said.
France Could Toughen Its Position on Israel Over Gaza Aid: Macron
France claims that ‘dozens of tons of assistance,’ which it is financing, cannot be delivered to Gaza.
If US, Europe Don’t Move on Greenland’s Minerals, the Island Could Partner With China: Minister
The U.S. State Department does not confirm if agreement on minerals will be extended.
State Department Says It Will Expand Scrutiny of All Chinese Visa Holders in US
The department has already paused new student visa interviews worldwide and is preparing to revoke visas for Chinese nationals currently in the United States.
Trump Says He Advised Netanyahu Against Iran Strike to Allow Time for Nuclear Talks
‘It’s not a warning. I said, “I don’t think it’s appropriate [to conduct strikes on Iran],”’ the president says.
French Surgeon Who Abused Hundreds of Children Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison
He was found guilty of 111 rapes and 188 sexual assaults committed between 1989 and 2014.
New COVID-19 Variant May Be Driving Up Cases in Some Parts of the World: WHO
The NB.1.8.1 variant is currently the dominant strain in China, data has shown.
Hegseth Heads to Singapore to Underscore US Commitment to Indo-Pacific
Defense officials say the Chinese communist regime is ramping up its aggression in the region.
French Lawmakers Back Assisted Suicide Law
The bill, which sparked debate in France, will allow adults with an incurable illness to take lethal medication.
US Issues ‘Do Not Travel’ Warning for Venezuela, Citing Wrongful Detention, Terrorism Concerns
‘More U.S. citizens are currently wrongfully detained in Venezuela than in any other country,’ the State Department said.
Rubio Announces Visa Restrictions on Foreign Nationals Involved in Censoring Americans
The secretary of state said free speech is “a birthright over which foreign governments have no authority.”
US, Argentina Suggest Alternative to WHO After Both Countries Withdraw
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says the two countries discussed the creation of an ‘alternative international health system.’
Thyssenkrupp, Owner of Germany’s Iconic Steelmaker, to Become Holding Company After 200 Years
AfD leader Alice Weidel said the breakup of Thyssenkrupp ’symbolizes the decline of our economy.’
Moscow, Kyiv Trade Blame for Continuation of Ukraine Conflict
The Ukrainian leader accused Moscow of preparing a fresh wave of ‘offensive operations.’
Trump ‘Extremely Satisfied’ With Plan to Hit EU With 50 Percent Tariff
The comment comes after he had announced that those tariffs would be paused until July 9 if no deal is made.
Taiwan Hosts Governor of Guam, Key US Territory for Taiwan’s Defense
Lourdes Leon Guerrero arrived on May 26 and will stay in Taiwan through the week.
World’s 75 Poorest Countries Owe China $22 Billion This Year: Think Tank
The author of the report said if China pushed too hard for repayment, it could ‘undermine its diplomatic goals’ in key parts of the world.
