Caribbean gun flow linked to rising killings in region
Authorities say illegal U.S. firearms fuel a surge of violence across Caribbean nations including Trinidad and Tobago and the Bahamas. A Turks and Caicos raid reflects gun smuggling patterns, with Florida Georgia and Texas identified as main sources. Experts note rising daytime killings and brazen shootings, amid gangs expanding regionally.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Turks & Caicos Islands
Caribbean
U.S
Trinidad and Tobago
Bahamas
New York
Letitia James
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
ATF
Jamaica
Dominican Republic
Jones
Tobago
Trinidad
Florida
Georgia
Texas
James Sutton
St. Kitts and Nevis
Germany's Scholz to seek confidence vote amid coalition crisis
Olaf Scholz plans a vote of confidence in December signaling an early election around February as his three party coalition collapses. The Social Democrats Greens and Free Democrats clashed over tax, welfare and debt limits while Donald Trump's stance raises risks to Germany's economy. The far right AfD gains in regional elections fuel national volatility with Merz poised to lead the CDU as polls favor the party.
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Berlin
Olaf Scholz
European Union
Scholz
Social Democrats
Robert Habeck
Greens
Christian Lindner
Free Democrats
Germany
Russia
Lindner
Ukraine
China
Donald Trump
White House
Washington
Boris Pistorius
Pistorius
Friedrich Merz
Christian Democrats
Merz
Ger
Shholz
Alternative For Germany
Afd
Alice Weidel
Thuringia
Saxony
Bjorn Hécke
Europe
France
Netherlands
The
Mass killing at Zhuhai sports complex shocks China
In Zhuhai a driver rammed a vehicle into a sports complex killing 35 and injuring 43 as authorities moved to censor discussion. Police identified the suspect by surname Fan, 62, who faced arrest after the attack on the eve of the Zhuhai Airshow.
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Zhuhai
China
Fan
People’s Liberation Army
Dong Chilin
Xi Jinping
Xinhua
Explosion injures 11 at Louisville chemical plant
An explosion at Givaudan Sense Colour in Louisville Kentucky injured at least 11 workers and caused partial building collapse and shattered windows. Firefighters evacuated many as officials opened air monitoring and decontamination procedures. the cause was under investigation with state and federal help.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Givaudan Sense Colour
Craig Greenberg
Greenberg
Patrick Livers
Livers
Steve Parobek
Givaudan
Port Washington
Wisconsin
University of Louisville Hospital
Jason Smith
University of Louisville Health
Smith
Brian O’neill
O’neill
Louisville Fire Department
The
Chemical Safety Board
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