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The President of Serbia stated that the protests in the country will not lead to a change of power through violence. He called the demonstrations riots and supported the actions of the police.

The U.S. President signed an executive order to reduce the Global Media Agency, raising concerns about the future of Voice of America and other government-funded channels.

Allies are prepared for further measures if the President of Russia does not agree to support a ceasefire in Ukraine: key countries have announced new sanctions and military assistance.

Former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney was sworn in as the new Prime Minister, replacing Justin Trudeau, and reaffirming Canada's sovereignty.

Mike Waltz stated that Kyiv might have to make territorial concessions to Moscow as part of the peace negotiations being discussed with both sides.

In New York, 98 people were detained following a protest at Trump Tower. Demonstrators demanded the release of an activist arrested for participating in demonstrations.

The Trump administration has directed the Pentagon to develop military options to ensure the United States' unrestricted access to the Panama Canal.

The Government of Canada will temporarily simplify the process of obtaining citizenship for children born abroad while Parliament reviews changes to the law.

Russian President stated that Russia is ready to cease hostilities if it leads to a lasting peace. He demands answers to key questions regarding the conflict.

The European Union continues its sanctions pressure on Russia: the 17th package of restrictions is being developed despite the threat of a Hungarian veto.

Apple warns iPhone owners about a critical WebKit vulnerability and strongly recommends updating their devices to iOS 18.3.2 immediately.

The European Union has expressed deep concern over the outbreak of violence in Syria's coastal regions, condemning the attacks and demanding an investigation into the crimes.

New TikTok features will help parents monitor teenagers' activity and limit app usage at night with meditation and reminders.

The EU and Canada have responded strongly to the US's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum, imposing countermeasures worth $29.8 billion and €26 billion, respectively.

Following new U.S. tariffs on European steel and aluminum, the European Commission has taken countermeasures, introducing tariffs on American goods in two stages.

Washington has lifted the pause on military support for Kyiv: arms shipments via Poland have resumed, and intelligence sharing with Ukraine has been restored.

Kyiv has agreed to the US proposal for a temporary ceasefire, but with the condition of a simultaneous step from Russia. The decision now lies with the Kremlin.

Separatists from the BLA attacked the Jaffar Express train in Balochistan, opened fire, blew up the tracks, and took hundreds of people hostage, threatening mass executions.

In Belgrade and Novi Sad, protesters blocked the state TV building, demanding change. During clashes with the police, an officer was injured, while Vučić rejected the protesters' demands.