Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: Canada leads a G7 initiative to loosen China’s grip on rare earths (Politico); the U.S. and China agree to a one-year trade truce on tariffs and rare earths (Reuters); Hurricane Melissa batters the Caribbean, leaving dozens dead (Reuters); UNESCO trains regional experts in Guatemala for the ERCE 2025 education-quality study (UNESCO); Brazil’s president demands coordinated action after a deadly Rio police raid (Al Jazeera); Interpol’s Operation Madre Tierra VII nets 225 arrests for environmental crimes across Latin America (AP News); Chile secures a German partnership to expand climate-critical mineral mining (table.media); Argentina’s provinces and firms rush to global debt markets after Milei’s mid-term victory (Buenos Aires Times); and India wins a six-month U.S. sanctions waiver for Iran’s Chabahar Port project (The Economic Times). These stories trace the currents of power, reform, and resilience shaping our interconnected world.

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