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World leaders convened in Alberta Canada, Sunday as the G7 summit

Discussions focus on de‑escalating the Israel‑Iran crisis and reshaping trade agreements, with no joint communique expected at the conclusion. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is attending the summit alongside leaders from Canada, the U.S., France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the UK. Security preparations are intense, with anticipated protests in Calgary and Banff.

An Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner carrying 242 passengers and crew to London crashed

Video footage shows the aircraft barely rising before descending rapidly and striking a residential section of Meghani Nagar near a medical college. Authorities say at least 204 bodies have been recovered, and rescue teams are working to support survivors and ground victims amid a massive fireball and widespread debris.

A federal judge has barred Sudanese nationals from entering the U.S.

The ruling, issued on June 4, follows an executive order restricting Sudanese travel to the country.The travel ban comes amid ongoing tensions tied to Sudan’s internal conflict and broader security concerns. The decision affects thousands of Sudanese nationals with pending visa applications or existing travel plans.

A federal prosecutor resigned stating the indictment against Kilmar Ábrego García was politica

He alleged the case had been rushed for partisan advantage. Ábrego García, returned from deportation, faces charges of human‑smuggling tied to MS‑13 activity. His family’s fate has become entwined in national political debate. Legal observers are scrutinizing both the indictment process and motives.

Mass protests continue in Los Angeles following ICE raids

Demonstrations that began June 6 have since led to dozens of arrests and multiple injuries amid clashes with law enforcement . Governor Gavin Newsom has filed a lawsuit against the federal government, calling the deployment a breach of state sovereignty, while President Trump defended the move as necessary to maintain public order.

China has condemned remarks by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio

The Chinese government maintains that discussions about Tiananmen are attempts to undermine its sovereignty. Rubio’s statements were part of a broader U.S. call for human rights accountability. The exchange highlights ongoing diplomatic friction between the two nations. Observers note that such tensions could impact future bilateral relations.

Ukrainian officials report a new attack on the Kerch Bridge

The bridge has been placed under emergency inspection, though no civilian casualties were reported. This incident follows a recent Ukrainian drone strike that damaged over 40 Russian warplanes. Meanwhile, Russian rocket attacks on the city of Sumy have killed at least four people and injured 25 others. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the assaults, calling for increased international pressure on Moscow.

The EU is preparing countermeasures in response to new U.S. tariffs on steel

The tariffs were introduced by the Trump administration, complicating ongoing trade negotiations between Brussels and Washington. EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen had previously agreed with President Trump to accelerate talks toward a deal. However, the sudden imposition of tariffs has strained relations.