Today on Libre of The News Express Edition, we covered significant global updates. NATO raised alarms about Russia’s growing ties with North Korea, Iran, and China, which it views as threats to stability across Europe, North America, and the Indo-Pacific. In Ukraine, Kyiv faced its first missile assault since August, signaling a resurgence of conflict. Reports also surfaced of Indian-manufactured ammunition reaching Ukraine via European intermediaries, potentially straining India’s long-standing relations with Russia. In Iceland, political tensions led to the collapse of the government coalition, prompting snap elections scheduled for November 30. On the economic front, Sweden reported a robust 3% quarterly growth, fueled by a surge in technology exports, while Germany’s industrial output fell for the second consecutive month, raising concerns about Europe’s largest economy.

Libre News of The World Express Edition. Thursday the 14th of November 2024

Today, we covered a variety of significant international developments. We reported on Iceland's increased volcanic activity and its potential impact on air travel, as authorities monitor the situation closely. We also discussed the European Union’s ongoing debates regarding energy policies amidst rising costs and supply challenges, with an emphasis on achieving energy independence and sustainability. Additionally, we covered Germany's enhanced military aid to Ukraine, highlighting new military equipment and financial support to bolster Ukraine's defense against ongoing aggression. Lastly, we explored India's strengthened diplomatic and economic ties with Southeast Asian nations, focusing on trade agreements and regional security cooperation.

Libre News of The World. Tuesday The 19th of November 2024

On this episode of Libre News of The World Express Edition, we cover several key international updates. We begin with Iceland, where authorities are closely monitoring heightened volcanic activity, raising concerns about potential eruptions and their impact on air travel. Next, we move to the European Union, where member states are discussing energy policies in response to rising costs and supply concerns, with a focus on sustainability and energy independence. In another update, we highlight Germany's increased military aid to Ukraine, including advanced weaponry and financial support to strengthen Ukraine's defense efforts amid the ongoing conflict. Finally, we discuss India's growing diplomatic and economic ties with Southeast Asian nations, with a focus on trade agreements and regional security cooperation.

Libre News of The World Express Edition. Tuesday The 19th of November 2024

Today’s news highlighted significant global developments, including escalating geopolitical tensions, major policy decisions, and pressing health challenges. In the Middle East, Israeli strikes in Lebanon and Gaza drew international condemnation, while Ukraine secured a €5 billion defense aid package from the European Union to bolster its fight against Russian aggression. Meanwhile, economic struggles dominated headlines as Spain faced its deadliest flood disaster in decades, and Italy and the UK introduced controversial measures to tackle economic challenges, sparking mixed reactions. On a brighter note, Iceland’s tourism industry achieved record growth, reflecting a rebound in global travel. In health news, a Lancet study revealed that India accounts for nearly one-fourth of the world’s diabetes cases, raising concerns about public health in the country. These stories underline the interconnectedness of global challenges and the need for thoughtful action across borders.

Libre News of The World. Wednesday the 20th of November 2024

On this episode of Libre News of The World Express Edition, we dive into critical global updates shaping the day. In the Middle East, Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon and Gaza have intensified, leading to significant casualties and international calls for restraint. Ukraine secured a vital €5 billion defense aid package from the European Union, strengthening its military capacity as it continues to resist Russian aggression. Turning to Europe, Spain faces its deadliest flood disaster in decades, while Italy and the UK grapple with economic pressures, introducing new measures that have sparked heated debates. In Iceland, tourism has reached record-breaking heights, showcasing the country’s growing appeal amid a global travel rebound. Meanwhile, health concerns loom large in India, where a Lancet study revealed the nation accounts for nearly one-fourth of the global diabetes cases, highlighting an urgent public health challenge. These stories reflect the complex, interconnected issues facing the world today. Stay tuned for more insights and updates.

Libre News of The World Express Edition. Wednesday the 20th of November 2024

Today's news highlights key global and regional developments. In Ukraine, massive Russian missile strikes caused significant infrastructure damage, widespread blackouts, and civilian casualties, escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict. Meanwhile, India's Supreme Court upheld its ban on same-sex marriage, sparking nationwide debates on LGBTQ+ rights and social reform. In Iceland, heightened volcanic activity prompted evacuations in the Reykjanes Peninsula, as authorities monitor the risks of a potential eruption. Additionally, European Union leaders convened to tackle the energy crisis, focusing on securing resources and reducing reliance on fossil fuels amidst rising costs. These stories underscore the complexities of political, social, and environmental challenges shaping today's world.

Libre News of The World. Thursday The 21st of November 2024

On this episode of Libre News of The World Express Edition, we cover major developments shaping the global landscape. In Ukraine, Russian missile strikes have caused widespread blackouts and civilian casualties, intensifying the ongoing conflict and raising international concerns. In India, the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the ban on same-sex marriage has sparked a national debate over LGBTQ+ rights and the role of legislative reform. Iceland faces mounting risks as increased volcanic activity in the Reykjanes Peninsula prompts evacuations, with authorities closely monitoring the threat of an eruption. Meanwhile, European Union leaders are grappling with surging energy costs, discussing measures to secure resources and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Stay tuned as we unpack these critical stories from around the globe.

Libre News of The World Express Edition. Thursday The 21st of November 2024

Today's news highlighted a diverse range of cultural and artistic milestones. In Paris, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs unveiled an exhibition exploring intimacy through history, while Björk launched an environmental sound installation at the Centre Pompidou. London's West End saw the debut of The Devil Wears Prada musical featuring Vanessa Williams, and Denver celebrated the opening of Populus Hotel, the first carbon-positive hotel in the U.S. Meanwhile, experimental sound art took center stage as the Sanatorium of Sound festival concluded in Poland, showcasing avant-garde noise art and emerging talent. These stories reflect the dynamic interplay of innovation and tradition in global art and culture.

A Week in The Arts. Saturday the 29th of November 2024

This week on the Global Research News Hour we continue our discussion with the Federal candidates competing against each other to become the next representative of Winnipeg Centre in the April 28 election. We also hear from Michel Chossudovsky, head of the centre for Research on Globalization about the single question of how US Northern Command has already fundamentally  extinguished our sovereignty in critical ways. And we finally hear from author and activist Yves Engler about the major Canadian foreign policy questions not getting enough attention in mainstream media.

Elections 2025 Part Two: On Canadian Sovereignty and Independent Foreign Policy. With Politicians, Chossudovsky and Engler

This week on the Global Research News Hour, we look at the recent attack on Iran by Israel and the reciprocal attacks by Iran and the alarming direction this exchange of missiles could lead in the not so distant future. In our first half hour, we talk to Military analyst Drago Bosnic about the latest developments and the possibility of the greater powers getting into the fray.  And in our second half hour, the economist, writer and radio broadcaster Jack Rasmus is back to look at the history of decline of the US Empire and the latest damage this strike against Iran will do to the fate of the US empire.

The Israel-Iran Conflict Escalates. End of Empire. End of Peace. End of Humanity.

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