In today’s Global News Briefing, we cover the top developments shaping world markets and politics. Washington and Beijing agree to a 90-day extension of their tariff truce, Japan’s Nikkei reaches a record high fueled by tech gains, and oil prices edge up on peace hopes in Ukraine. Meanwhile, China imposes anti-dumping duties on Canadian canola, raising trade tensions. Other headlines include shifting geopolitical alliances, rising commodity volatility, and key economic data releases on the horizon. Stay tuned for the insights you need to navigate today’s fast-changing world.

Today’s episode covers the biggest stories shaping the world:

• A powerful 6.1 earthquake rattles western Turkey, sparking safety inspections from Sindirgi to Istanbul.

• Markets brace for key U.S. CPI data as Bitcoin surges to record highs.

• Oil and gold prices fall on renewed hopes for Trump–Putin peace talks.

• Asian markets climb amid tech earnings and inflation anticipation.

• Australia moves to recognize Palestine and calls for a Gaza ceasefire.

• Baba Vanga’s 2025–26 prophecy fuels economic jitters amid global trade tensions.

🎧 Your daily dose of concise, impactful global updates — only on Global Briefing.

In today’s Global News Briefing, we cover the top developments shaping politics, science, sports, and global markets. South Korea’s military strength drops by 20% amid a shrinking male population, raising defense concerns. China presses the U.S. to ease AI chip export restrictions ahead of possible Trump–Xi talks. The World Games kick off in Chengdu with over 4,000 athletes, while skywatchers anticipate a rare six-planet alignment peaking later this month.

We also look at mass arrests in London during pro-Palestine protests, preparations for the G20 Summit in Johannesburg, and Wrexham AFC’s bold push toward the Premier League. In France, a massive wildfire continues to ravage Aude, and Egypt celebrates 1,000 years of Al-Azhar University’s legacy. Meanwhile, oil markets remain tense under ongoing geopolitical strain.

Stay tuned for a concise yet comprehensive look at the stories making waves worldwide.

In today’s episode, we cover a world on edge and moments of deep reflection. President Trump escalates trade wars with sweeping tariffs and hints at military action against Latin American cartels, while confirming a high-stakes meeting with Vladimir Putin in Alaska over Ukraine. The UN warns of a “dangerous escalation” after Israel approves plans to occupy Gaza City, and the India–Pakistan conflict intensifies with drone and missile strikes.

Beyond the political flashpoints, Nagasaki commemorates the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing with renewed calls for nuclear disarmament. Astronomers announce the possible discovery of a planet orbiting Alpha Centauri A, offering fresh hope for nearby habitable worlds. Meanwhile, France battles its largest wildfire since 1949 and reinforces its ban on bee-harming pesticides.

From war rooms to space telescopes, and from wildfires to peace rallies, today’s headlines show a planet in flux.

In today’s episode, we unpack a world on edge. President Trump doubles tariffs on Indian imports and hints at sweeping secondary sanctions that could target 66 countries, triggering panic among global exporters. Meanwhile, India and Russia strike back with a critical minerals partnership to counter China’s dominance.

In Asia, markets rally on expectations of a Fed rate cut after weak U.S. job data, while the dollar wobbles and geopolitical tensions rise. On the disaster front, flash floods devastate Uttarakhand, and Slovenia enforces a full arms embargo on Israel over Gaza.

From volatile trade moves to humanitarian crises—this is your daily Graphic Briefing.

In today’s Graphic Briefing, we break down the top global headlines shaking markets and reshaping diplomacy. Trump threatens steeper tariffs on India over Russian oil imports, igniting a new wave of trade friction. Slovenia bans arms trade with Israel amid humanitarian outrage. Meanwhile, Asia braces for economic aftershocks as weak U.S. job data lifts hopes for a Fed rate cut—and lifts Asian markets.

We also track the historic rainfall in Hong Kong—the heaviest since 1884—shutting down schools, courts, and hospitals. Russia cancels tsunami alerts following quakes, and volcanic activity stirs in Kamchatka.

Tune in for your visual dose of global news—compressed, explained, and illustrated.

Today’s global headlines are a high-stakes blend of diplomacy, disaster, and disruption. President Trump’s sweeping tariff order now targets 92 countries—including India, South Korea, and Canada—triggering fresh market anxiety. Meanwhile, Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula erupts in dramatic fashion after a record 8.8 quake, lifting tsunami alerts but rattling nerves across the Pacific.

Asian markets slump on weak U.S. jobs data, with added turmoil as the U.S. dollar staggers after a surprise resignation at the Fed. Slovenia makes a bold move, banning all arms trade with Israel as Gaza’s humanitarian toll deepens. And in a warning shot to U.S. influence, Singapore elevates its terror threat level amid global instability.

Tune in for your daily briefing on global shifts, power plays, and pressure points.

🗂️ Topics Covered:

• 🌐 Trump’s new global tariff blitz

• 🌋 Kamchatka quake and volcanic eruption

• 📉 Asian market and dollar volatility

• 📦 Slovenia's arms embargo on Israel

• 🧨 Terror alert rise in Singapore

• 🧭 Trade diplomacy and strategic shifts

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In today's edition, we cover President Trump’s sweeping new tariff order impacting 92 countries, from India to Canada, and its shockwaves across global markets. The U.S. dollar sees its first monthly rally in 2025, while Asian stocks nosedive. Meanwhile, a massive 8.8 quake near Kamchatka triggers a tsunami alert for Hawaii. In Ukraine, Russia claims the strategic town of Chasiv Yar after 16 months of fierce battle. And high-level U.S.–China talks buy 90 more days of tariff truce, hinting at a potential Trump–Xi summit.

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