Libre News of The World. Thursday 31st of October 2024

Today’s news highlights global developments across various regions. In Canada, the government announced a reduction in immigration levels to ease housing pressures, sparking debate on managed migration. The U.S. introduced new cybersecurity legislation to protect government networks amid rising cyber threats. In Guatemala, protests continue as citizens demand accountability over alleged government corruption, while Jamaica boosts efforts to combat gang violence in Kingston. Brazil’s Supreme Court upheld strict penalties for illegal deforestation to protect the Amazon. In Asia, Japan’s Prime Minister unveiled subsidies for semiconductor production to reduce import reliance, and Singapore tightened cryptocurrency regulations to mitigate financial crime. Nigeria deployed additional troops to the north to counter insurgent attacks, and the UN warned of a humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Across Europe, new EU policies aim to eliminate single-use plastics by 2026, Sweden reinforced Baltic coastal defenses in response to Russian military activity, and Greece battles wildfires in Crete due to unseasonably warm weather. The UK launched a support package to aid small businesses amid inflation, and Germany implemented policies to address its housing crisis. Finally, Ukraine regained territories in eastern regions, and India’s Supreme Court paused a policy change on digital privacy to ensure data protection.