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Ukraine Marks 4-Year Anniversary of Russian Invasion
Ukraine commemorates four years since Russia's full-scale invasion, now Europe's largest land war since WWII, with Russia controlling about 20% of territory and massive casualties on both sides. Canada reaffirms support and announces new sanctions against Russia.
Ukrainian Canadians also held commemorations.
Mexican Cartel Leader 'El Mencho' Killed, Sparking Violence
Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, alias El Mencho, leader of Mexico's most powerful cartel, was captured and killed, leading to retaliatory attacks killing over 70. Schools closed in Jalisco and other states amid heightened security; 26,000+ Canadians registered in Mexico flee violence.
Airlines resume some flights as tensions persist.
EU Postpones Vote on US Trade Deal Amid Tariff Uncertainty
The EU delayed its vote on a sweeping US trade deal due to uncertainty over President Trump's new 10-15% global tariffs following a Supreme Court ruling. EU will meet G7 trade ministers to address fallout from US tariff escalation.
This impacts international trade stability.
US Military Strikes Another Boat in Caribbean, Killing Three
US Southern Command released video of a strike on a small boat, killing at least three; third such attack in a week with total deaths nearing 150, criticized as extrajudicial killings. No evidence provided linking boats to drug trafficking.
Raises human rights concerns.
South Africa Warns of Nuclear Risks at Disarmament Conference
Minister Ronald Lamola highlighted New START Treaty expiry, nuclear resurgence, and erosion of global security at Geneva Conference on Disarmament. Urged action ahead of NPT and TPNW review conferences; questioned double standards in nuclear policies.
Calls for concrete steps toward nuclear-free world.