Trump rules out tariff pause with Netanyahu in White House
President Donald Trump refused to ease the 17 percent tariff on Israel after meeting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu saying the United States will not delay or reduce duties on Israeli imports as markets wobble. Netanyahu urged eliminating the trade deficit and tariffs, but Trump highlighted America First and pledged to pursue fair deals with allied nations.
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Israeli strike targets media tents in Gaza kills journalists
Israeli strikes hit a media tent outside Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis and tents near Al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in central Gaza. Journalists Yousef al Faqawi and another man were killed, six reporters wounded. Gaza health officials report over 50,000 Palestinians dead in 18 months, with 57 killed and 137 wounded in the last 24 hours. United Nations says nearly 400,000 displaced since ceasefire ended.
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Myanmar earthquake relief winds down after deadly quake
Rescue efforts in Myanmar as relief and recovery push intensifies amid a death toll above 3600 and 17.2 million people in affected areas needing food water health care and shelter. UN OCHA reports 1,738 personnel from 20 countries helped 653 survivors. international teams withdraw while debris removal continues in Naypyitaw and Mandalay.
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Kryvyi Rih mourns children killed in Russian missile attack
The Ukrainian city hosts funerals for 20 people eight of them children after a Friday missile strike on Kryvyi Rih that tore through apartment blocks and a park. Over 70 wounded as residents demand international outrage and a negotiated ceasefire.
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