- Kalmaegi death toll climbs to 66 as Philippine survivors confront destruction Reuters
- Typhoon Kalmaegi: At least 66 killed in the Philippines as storm wreaks havoc BBC
- Typhoon Kalmaegi: death toll rises to 66 as widespread flooding hits central Philippines The Guardian
- Typhoon Kalmaegi kills at least 66 in the Philippines, heads toward Vietnam CNN
- Typhoon Kalmaegi leaves 26 dead in Philippines, people trapped on roofs and cars submerged abcnews.go.com
Passenger train collides with cargo train in central India, killing at least 11 – AP News
- Passenger train collides with cargo train in central India, killing at least 11 AP News
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Canada budget adds tens of billions to deficit as Carney spends to dampen Trump tariffs effect
Entitled ‘Canada Strong’ the 2025 budget envisions significant new defence spending, a reduction of the civil service and ‘generational investments’
A protracted trade war with the United States and a weakening domestic economy has forced Mark Carney to run a deficit tens of billions larger than initially forecast in his first-ever federal budget.
The spending plan, titled “Canada Strong” envisions significant new defence spending, a reduction of the country’s civil service and “generational investments” that would reshape the nature of the country’s economy.
Continue reading...Vietnam rethinks its flood strategy as climate change drives storms and devastation – AP News
- Vietnam rethinks its flood strategy as climate change drives storms and devastation AP News
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Typhoon Kalmaegi: death toll rises to 66 as widespread flooding hits central Philippines
Among the 66 fatalities were six military personnel whose helicopter crashed on the island of Mindanao during a humanitarian mission
Typhoon Kalmaegi has left at least 66 people dead with 26 others missing in the central Philippines, many in widespread flooding that trapped people on their roofs and swept away scores of cars in a hard-hit province still recovering from a deadly earthquake, officials said.
Among the dead were six people who were killed in a separate incident when a Philippine air force helicopter crashed in the southern province of Agusan del Sur on Tuesday while en route to help provide humanitarian help to provinces battered by Kalmaegi, the military said without providing other details, including what could have caused the crash.
Continue reading...Germany’s Merz wants Syrian refugees to go home – politico.eu
- Germany’s Merz wants Syrian refugees to go home politico.eu
- How Germany aims to increase deportations DW
- Friedrich Merz says Syrians no longer have reason for asylum in Germany The Guardian
- Go home or we will deport you, Germany tells Syrians The Telegraph
- Merz invites Syrian president to Germany to discuss deportations Reuters
Jamaica PM says hurricane Melissa caused damage equivalent to nearly one-third of GDP
At least 75 people were confirmed dead across the Caribbean, including 43 in Haiti and 32 in Jamaica
Jamaican prime minister Andrew Holness has said last week’s Hurricane Melissa, the strongest-ever storm to hit the country’s shores, caused damage to homes and key infrastructure equivalent to roughly 28% to 32% of last year’s gross domestic product.
Holness told the Caribbean nation’s lower house the $6bn to $7bn estimate was conservative, based on damages assessed so far, and short-term economic output could decline by 8% to 13%.
Continue reading...Jamaica PM says hurricane Melissa caused damage equivalent to nearly one-third of GDP – The Guardian
- Jamaica PM says hurricane Melissa caused damage equivalent to nearly one-third of GDP The Guardian
- After Hurricane Melissa, a Seaside Town in Jamaica Picks Up the Pieces The New York Times
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- Grim death toll rises in Jamaica, as nation grapples with disaster left behind by historic Hurricane Melissa FOX Weather
- Jamaica: Desperate survivors try to kickstart recovery as they wait for help for the living — and the dead CNN
Smoke hangs over Louisville after deadly plane crash
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Israel identifies body returned by Hamas as Israeli-American soldier
Hegseth announces another deadly US strike on alleged drug boat
Pentagon secretary says two people killed in attack on boat in eastern Pacific, bringing total killed to 66 in 16 strikes
Defense secretary Pete Hegseth announced yet another deadly strike on a boat accused of ferrying drugs in the eastern Pacific Ocean, coming the same day an aircraft carrier began heading to the region in a new expansion of military firepower.
The attack Tuesday killed two people aboard the vessel, Hegseth said, bringing the death toll from the Trump administration’s campaign in South American waters up to at least 66 people in at least 16 strikes.
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At least 52 dead as typhoon wreaks havoc in the Philippines
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Malaysia defends Trump trade deal after critics warn it will compromise country’s sovereignty
Former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad said the deal amounted to ‘handing over’ the country’s independence
Malaysia’s government has been forced to defend its new trade deal with the US after opposition politicians, analysts and civil society groups warned that the deal was “one-sided” and could compromise the country’s sovereignty.
Investment, trade and industry minister Tengku Zafrul Aziz has called the trade deal “the best possible outcome for Malaysia.”
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