Venezuela opposition leader Edmundo González embarks on international tour

Unions have expressed serious concerns regarding the job security of approximately 2,000 workers at a historic aerospace factory in Belfast, as they were excluded from Airbus's recent takeover of parts of Spirit AeroSystems. Airbus, the leading planemaker, announced its acquisition of wing and fuselage production for the A220 passenger jet, which currently employs 1,500 workers, but noted that the fuselage production could still be sold to another company if Spirit finds a buyer before the...

Election day in Canada brings uncertainty for party leaders. Jagmeet Singh of the NDP, once seen as the main opposition, faces potential seat losses despite achieving policy goals through his support of the Liberal government. Meanwhile, Mark Carney emerges as a frontrunner for the Liberals following Justin Trudeau's resignation, while Pierre Poilievre positions the Conservatives as a government in waiting, though the volatile political landscape complicates his campaign against a resurgent Liberal narrative. Full Article

The article discusses the term "Panican," coined by the US president, to describe those who overreact to economic events, highlighting recent tariff-related turmoil in financial markets. It examines the historical context of US tariffs, their potential long-term economic impact, and the current political climate, noting that while global trade dynamics have been disrupted, the interconnected nature of supply chains may prevent severe escalation. Ultimately, the piece argues that the panic observed could lead to a...

After a reported US airstrike on a detention center for African migrants in Yemen, Houthi-controlled media claimed that 68 people were killed, marking one of the deadliest attacks in recent weeks. The strike occurred in Saada, an area used by migrants trying to reach Saudi Arabia, with distressing footage showing bodies among the rubble and survivors calling for help. Houthi officials condemned the attack as a "brutal crime," and rights advocates have raised concerns about...

SummaryAn estimated 114 undocumented immigrants were detained during a DEA raid at an underground nightclub in Colorado Springs, following a months-long investigation into drug trafficking and prostitution activities. The raid uncovered firearms, cocaine, and involved active-duty service members posing as patrons or security. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi indicated that members of violent gangs, including Venezuela's Tren de Aragua and MS-13, were among those detained, prompting concerns about large-scale immigration crackdowns and the treatment of...

Concerns over strict US border enforcement are causing Australians to cancel or rethink their trips to the US, especially amid a weak Australian Dollar. Reports of travelers being detained, like two Germans at Honolulu Airport, have sparked fear, prompting some travelers, including academics, to reschedule or cancel their plans. While some Australians report having no issues upon entry, the US government's travel statistics show a decline of over 11% in overseas visitors in March compared...