Libre News of the World. Friday 30th of August 2024

Today’s global headlines covered significant developments across various regions. In Canada, a landmark trade agreement with Southeast Asia was signed to boost exports and economic ties. In the U.S., Hurricane Idalia's approach to Florida prompted mass evacuations and emergency declarations. Guatemala is facing political turmoil as protests erupt over alleged electoral fraud. Jamaica launched a new crime reduction strategy amid rising violence in Kingston, while Brazil’s Supreme Court upheld a ruling against former President Bolsonaro for election interference. In Peru, a state of emergency was declared due to escalating mining protests. ASEAN leaders urged peaceful resolutions in South China Sea disputes, and Australia passed a controversial climate bill targeting net-zero emissions by 2050. New Zealand launched a major inquiry into the housing crisis as prices soar, and Japan announced plans to double its defense budget amid tensions with China and North Korea. China is struggling with record-high youth unemployment, and Kenya grapples with severe drought. A ceasefire was reached in Yemen, Italy declared a state of emergency in Sicily due to wildfires, and the EU faces political clashes over immigration policies. Ukraine strengthened its defenses near Bakhmut, and India launched a mission to explore the lunar South Pole.