Trudeau says Trump threat to annex Canada ‘is a real thing’
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Russian Troops In Kursk Stood Down To Rest. That’s The Moment Ukrainian Troops Chose To Counterattack. – Forbes
- Russian Troops In Kursk Stood Down To Rest. That’s The Moment Ukrainian Troops Chose To Counterattack. Forbes
- Zelenskyy confirms a new Ukrainian offensive in Russia's Kursk region The Independent
- Ukraine war briefing: Putin admits situation ‘very difficult’ in Kursk as Kyiv forces mount new offensive The Guardian
- ‘We’re still there’: Ukraine marks the 6-month anniversary of its Kursk incursion POLITICO Europe
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Trudeau says Trump is serious about wanting to annex Canada
Prime minister says US president covets northern neighbour’s vast resources as Canadians rally against threat
Donald Trump’s recent fixation on absorbing Canada is “a real thing”, Justin Trudeau has told business leaders, warning that the US president wants access to his northern neighbour’s vast supply of critical minerals.
The outgoing prime minister was in Toronto for a hastily called summit of business and labour leaders, seeking to coordinate a response Trump’s looming threat of a 25% tariff on all Canadian imports.
Continue reading...‘Riviera of the Middle East’: How Trump sees Gaza as a real estate deal – The Washington Post
- ‘Riviera of the Middle East’: How Trump sees Gaza as a real estate deal The Washington Post
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- Trump’s Gaza Takeover Plan May Sound Death Knell for the Two-State Solution The New York Times
- In Michigan, some Arab American voters revisit their support for Trump after he suggests "take over" of Gaza Strip CBS News
Argentina: Alarm as river runs blood-red – DW (English)
- Argentina: Alarm as river runs blood-red DW (English)
- Stream Near Buenos Aires Turns Red, ‘Like a River Covered in Blood’ The New York Times
- River near Buenos Aires turns bright red after suspected industrial dye leak The Guardian
- Video shows river turn deep red color in Argentina. Residents say it's not the first time. USA TODAY
- River in Argentina turns bright red Sky News
Hamas names next hostages to be released – BBC.com
- Hamas names next hostages to be released BBC.com
- Hamas Names 3 Hostages to Be Released in Next Cease-Fire Exchange The New York Times
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- Hamas, After a Delay, Names the Next Israeli Hostages to Be Freed The Wall Street Journal
- Coordinator for hostages returns to Israel before fifth wave of hostage release The Jerusalem Post
Protests continue in Slovakia against PM Fico’s pro-Russia stance
North Korean soldiers back on Russia’s front line, says Zelensky – FRANCE 24 English
- North Korean soldiers back on Russia's front line, says Zelensky FRANCE 24 English
- North Koreans ‘disappear’ amid heavy Russian casualties in Ukraine war Al Jazeera English
- What the West Is Learning About North Korean Troops Fighting for Russia Business Insider
- Ukraine war latest: North Korean soldiers 'brought in again' to fight in Kursk Oblast, Zelensky says Kyiv Independent
- Kim Jong Un's Next Move After North Koreans' Retreat in Ukraine Newsweek
Swedish school shooting victims were seven women and three men
Swedish school shooting victims were seven women and three men
Swedish school shooting victims were seven women and three men
As Trump’s anti-migrant push gains steam, advocates urge Canada to act
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Three-hundred-year-old Stradivarius violin sells for $11m in New York
Proceeds from sale of 1714 instrument will be used to fund scholarships for violinists at New England Conservatory
A Stradivarius violin crafted in 1714 sold for $11.25m (£9.1m) at a New York auction on Friday, missing the world record for a musical instrument that some predicted it might break, but still securing a solid financial future for a new generation of performers.
The 311-year-old instrument, listed by Sotheby’s of Manhattan as “a masterpiece of sound”, once belonged to the celebrated 19th-century Hungarian violinist Joseph Joachim, a close friend of the composer Johannes Brahms. It was gifted to the New England Conservatory in 2015 following the death of its most recent owner, a former student, Si-Hon Ma, with the understanding it would one day be sold to fund musical scholarships.
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