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A massive 7.7-magnitude earthquake has struck central Myanmar, claiming over 3,000 lives and inflicting extensive damage. International aid is flowing in, but challenges persist amid ongoing civil conflict.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has expressed concerns about the United States' new tariff policies under President Trump, fearing they may disrupt global economic growth and stability.
China's People's Liberation Army conducted large-scale unannounced military exercises surrounding Taiwan, involving the closest approach of Chinese forces to Taiwan's coast to date. The drills have been condemned by Taiwan and criticized by the United States as a destabilizing move in the region.
European leaders draft a peace plan for Ukraine proposing a one-month air and sea ceasefire, sparking a mix of support and opposition among EU nations. The plan seeks cooperation from the US and tests Russia's commitment to peace.
The International Monetary Fund has disbursed $400 million to Ukraine under its Extended Fund Facility program, bringing the total support to $10.1 billion. Amid the ongoing war with Russia, this financial assistance is critical to bolster Ukraine's economy.
A massive 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit Myanmar's Sagaing region, resulting in over 144 casualties and extensive infrastructure damage, with its impacts felt as far as Bangkok, Thailand.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance's visit to Greenland and President Trump's renewed interest in acquiring the island heighten geopolitical tensions, as Greenland resists becoming a pawn in global power struggles.