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U.S. Exits Key Climate Treaties in Retreat from Global Cooperation
President Trump has escalated efforts to distance the U.S. from international climate, environment, and energy organizations, redirecting funds away from clean energy programs. This aligns with his administration's strategy to undermine global cooperation on climate issues.
The move signals a major retreat from multilateralism.
Iran Protests Escalate as Regime Crackdown Continues, Trump Issues Stern Warnings
Anti-regime protests in Iran, sparked by merchant strikes in Tehran, have grown massive with millions participating, prompting violent crackdowns, school closures, and communications blackouts. President Trump threatened severe U.S. intervention if protesters are killed, canceling meetings with Iranian officials and warning of strong action.
The situation risks U.S. military response as protests weaken and death toll rises.
Venezuela in Limbo After U.S. Capture of Maduro
The U.S. military captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, leading to geopolitical limbo and fallout including Saudi-UAE tensions over Yemen. Prosecutors face complex legal issues in trying Maduro, while Senate Republicans blocked rebukes of Trump's actions.
Russia sees long-term gains despite losses, putting U.S. on collision course with Moscow.
Trump Pushes Aggressively for U.S. Control of Greenland
A Washington meeting between U.S., Danish, and Greenlandic officials failed to resolve disputes, with Trump insisting on U.S. acquisition and rejecting lesser options. European allies like Germany and France are sending troops to Greenland in support of Denmark.
Tensions rise amid Trump's social media calls for NATO assistance.
UN General Assembly President Urges Fight for Multilateral System
Amid pressures on the UN, General Assembly President emphasized Member States must fight for the organization during the resumed 80th session. This comes as U.S. retreats from global cooperation intensify challenges.
Priorities focus on defending multilateralism under attack.
Yemen Crisis Deepens with Hunger, Aid Restrictions, and Houthi Detentions
Yemen's fragile calm unravels amid renewed instability, aid restrictions worsening hunger and displacement for millions. UN urges Security Council influence to release 73 detained colleagues held by Houthis and boost funding.
Political frictions exacerbate the humanitarian crisis.
Record 11-Year Streak of Global Warming Continues
The UN weather agency confirmed the past 11 years as the warmest on record, with oceans heating up amid ongoing climate crisis. This follows 2025 as one of the three warmest years, highlighting extraordinary temperature trends.
Impacts tie into broader political debates on climate cooperation.
Quebec Premier François Legault Resigns Amid Plummeting Popularity
François Legault resigned as Quebec premier after insisting on running in the fall election, with his popularity in sharp decline. His departure raises questions for Quebec separatism movement.
Tenure marked by controversies leading to this sudden exit.
Trump Praises Maduro Loyalist Ahead of Opposition Meeting
President Trump praised a Maduro loyalist as a 'terrific person' a day before meeting Venezuelan opposition leader MarĂa Corina Machado. This occurs amid U.S. handling of Maduro's capture and Venezuela policy.
Highlights complexities in U.S. Venezuela strategy.
EU Allocates €90 Billion Aid to Ukraine, Bypassing Russian Assets Debate
EU Council President announced €90 billion ($105.5 billion) aid to Ukraine for 2026-2027, funded via borrowing to avoid controversy over frozen Russian assets. Opposition from Belgium and Central Europe blocked asset use.
Aid addresses ongoing support amid global tensions.
Protests Worsen in Iran, BRICS Conducts Hard Power Exercises
Worsening protests across Iran coincide with BRICS Plus bloc's tentative hard power projection exercises. Venezuela's limbo and other regional shifts add to geopolitical strains.
U.S. responses heighten global risks.