International

American farmers are facing new retaliatory tariffs on many products they send to China.

Chinese tariffs hit US farm products as trade tensions escalate

Mediators are meeting to talk the next steps in a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as Israel cut off power to a water treatment facility in Gaza.

Gaza ceasefire talks underway as electricity cutoff impacts water supply

U.S. officials will meet with Ukrainian representatives in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday to assess whether Ukraine is open to negotiating an end to the war with Russia. The talks come amid strained relations between the Trump administration and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The U.S. delegation, led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, and Middle East Envoy Steve Witkoff, will meet with Ukrainian officials, though Zelenskyy will not attend.

US officials to press Ukraine on peace talks in Saudi Arabia meeting Tuesday

Canada's Liberal Party elected former central banker Mark Carney to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau amid a tariff war with the U.S.

Canada’s next prime minister vows to win trade war with US

Mark Carney was elected new head of Canada's Liberal Party. He will take over for Justin Trudeau who announced his resignation in January.

Mark Carney to succeed Justin Trudeau as head of Canada’s Liberal Party

Thousands gathered Sunday, March 9, to mark the fifth anniversary of the Covid-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom.

Thousands gather in the UK to mark 5th anniversary of COVID-19 pandemic

Israel will cut off its electricity supply to Gaza one week after the country announced it would cut off all supplies of goods.

Israel says it is cutting off electricity to more than 2 million people in Gaza

Pope Francis is showing gradual improvement and remains in stable condition. He is reportedly fever-free and his blood count is improving.

Pope Francis shows gradual improvement, responding to therapy

Russia killed at least 22 people in a series of heavy aerial attacks on Ukraine that began Friday night and continued Saturday night.

At least 22 people killed during two-day Russian aerial attack on Ukraine

A protester climbed London's Big Ben with a Palestinian flag on Saturday, prompting the closure of Westminster Bridge.

Protester climbs Big Ben with Palestinian flag causing Westminster Bridge closure

A “reckless” and “indiscriminate” shooting at a pub in Toronto left 12 people wounded Friday night, March 7.

‘Indiscriminate’ shooting leaves 12 wounded at Toronto pub: Police

Palestine Action vandalized Trump's Turnberry golf course Saturday morning, in response to the president's proposal to take over Gaza.

‘Gaza is not for sale’: Pro-Palestine group vandalizes Trump’s Scottish golf resort

Gallup's survey shows declining U.S. support for Israel and growing sympathy for Palestinians. Democrats are leading the shift.

American sympathy slowly shifting from Israel to Palestine: Poll

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a 25% tariff on electricity exports to Michigan, New York, and Minnesota starting Monday.

Ontario to impose 25% tariffs on electricity exports to 3 US states Monday

Trump’s upcoming decision on Ukrainian refugees in U.S. drawing concern

GOP lawmaker urges Trump to extend protection for Ukrainians

French shipping giant CMA CGM announced a $20 billion investment in U.S. infrastructure, tripling its U.S. fleet.

French shipping giant CMA CGM invests $20 billion in US

Two active-duty U.S. Army soldiers and a former soldier were indicted on charges of bribery, theft of government property, and conspiracy to transmit national defense information. The Justice Department announced the arrests of First Lt. Li Tian, Sgt. Jian Zhao, and former soldier Ruoyu Duan. Tian and Zhao served at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state, while Duan previously served in the U.S. Army.

Bribery and betrayal: US soldiers accused of leaking secrets to China

The Trump administration is reportedly using AI to revoke the visas of foreign nationals it identifies as sympathetic to Hamas.

US using AI to revoke visas of foreign nationals sympathetic to Hamas: Report

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to release a portion of nearly $2 billion in frozen foreign aid by Monday, March 10, marking a significant legal challenge to the administration’s decision to halt funding for international assistance programs.

Judge orders Trump administration to pay USAID debts by Monday

The Trump administration has begun detaining migrant families with children in federal immigration facilities, reversing a policy that ended under President Joe Biden. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirmed that two Texas detention centers, previously shuttered under Biden, are being refitted to accommodate families facing deportation orders.

Trump admin revives family detention centers amid mass deportations

Trump pauses tariffs on some Canadian, Mexican goods another 30 days

Zelenskyy’s political rivals met with top Trump allies to discuss holding a wartime election, which they now say they oppose.

Zelenskyy foes met with Trump camp, oppose wartime election: Report

President Donald Trump announced he is suspending tariffs on Mexico for anything that falls under the USMCA agreement, and Canada retaliated.

Trump temporarily drops Mexico tariffs, Canada pulls US liquor from shelves

The Trump Administration is reportedly preparing to revoke temporary legal status for 240,000 Ukrainians who fled to the United States from Russia’s invasion potentially paving the way for their deportation.

Trump to revoke legal status for 240,000 Ukrainians as deportations rise: Report

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