Mexico president to skip Americas summit in Los Angeles
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will not attend the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles, sending Foreign Affairs Secretary Marcelo Ebrard instead. He cited a lack of full regional participation and said Mexico will visit Washington in July to meet with President Biden.
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Ukraine recalls dead from Azovstal as Mariupol siege unravels
Dozens of Ukrainian fighters killed at the Azovstal steelworks near Mariupol have had their bodies moved to Kyiv for DNA identification. Ukrainian officials say more than 2,500 fighters from the plant are held by Russia, while Russia presses to capture Sievierodonetsk and Zaporizhzhia. The exchange of 320 bodies, with 160 returned to each side, marked the first official military death swap since the war began. Families described the recovery process and expressed hope for proper burials as Zelenskyy warned of continued threats in the southeast.
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New York raises age to own semiautomatic rifles
Gov. Kathy Hochul signs ten public safety bills in Albany, including raising the purchase age for semiautomatic rifles to 21 and requiring licenses for buyers. The package also tightens red flag laws, mandates microstamping in new firearms, and restricts armor sales to select professions as New York expands gun control after recent mass shootings.
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Johnson Survives No Confidence Vote Weakens Conservative Hold
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson narrowly survived a no confidence vote with 211 of 359 Conservative MPs backing him. A significant 148 lawmakers rebelled though the outcome allows him to stay in office, amid party divisions and pressures over lockdown parties and rising energy costs. In a separate incident in the Dominican Republic, Orlando Jorge Mera, the environment minister and son of a former president, was shot dead in his office by a close friend, Fausto Miguel de Jesus Cruz de la Meta, who was later arrested at a church.
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