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The World in Brief from The Economist
Trump to double steel tariffs; Hamas seeks amendments to ceasefire plan, and more
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Eight members of the OPEC+ oil cartel said they would sharply increase production
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Leaders hail progress in Ukraine talks; Australia promises gun-law review, and more
11:37|Friedrich Merz, Germany’s chancellor, said there was a “real chance” of peace in Ukraine, following a second day of negotiations in Berlin between officials from Ukraine, America and Europe.Australia promises gun-law review; Jimmy Lai convicted, and more
12:17|Australian authorities promised to review the country’s gun laws and do more to fight antisemitism after a mass shooting on Sunday. Also, Hong Kong’s most famous media mogul and prisoner was found guilty of conspiracy to commit foreign collusion and sedition.20251215. Mass shooting rocks Sydney; Jimmy Lai convicted, and more
03:03||Ep. 20251215Australian police said the attackers behind a mass shooting at a Jewish Hanukkah celebration on Bondi Beach in Sydney were a father and son.Mass shootings rock Sydney and Brown University, and more
10:16|Hong Kong’s Democratic Party formally voted to disband.A campus shooting in Rhode Island; Americans killed in Syria, and more
10:47|Belarus released 123 prisoners as part of an American-brokered deal.20251214. A campus shooting in Rhode Island; three Americans killed in Syria, and more
02:56||Ep. 20251214Belarus released 123 prisoners as part of an American-brokered dealThree Americans killed in Syria; Israel targets a senior Hamas commander, and more
09:44|Belarus released 123 prisoners as part of an American-brokered dealEU indefinitely freezes Russian assets; Thailand-Cambodia fighting intensifies, and more
14:37|American stockmarkets fell on Friday amid fresh fears of a potential artificial-intelligence bubble.20241213. Trump announces Thai-Cambodian truce; EU indefinitely freezes Russian assets, and more
03:45||Ep. 20241213Wall Street stock indices fell on Friday amid fresh fears of a potential artificial-intelligence bubble