Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: Canada deepens Asia trade ties as U.S. tensions rise (India Today); U.S. economic strain worsens as manufacturing demand falters (The Wall Street Journal); ExxonMobil funding linked to climate-skeptic campaigns in Latin America (The Guardian); U.S. strike in Caribbean kills three alleged drug smugglers (Telangana Today); Nium secures fintech licence to expand Brazil’s digital payments ecosystem (Fintech News Singapore); UN commends Colombia’s peace progress but warns of funding challenges (Mirage News); Chile sets November 16 election amid deep political divides (EuroParl Think Tank); Argentina pushes bold economic reforms amid rising social tensions (Financial Times); China’s manufacturing slows as U.S. tariffs and weak demand weigh on exports (Reuters); Political rifts deepen in Australia over workers’ rights and climate policy (The Guardian); New Zealand eases visa rules to attract more Chinese tourists (The New Zealand Herald); Japan and Taiwan strengthen dialogue as tensions rise in the region (The Japan Times); and U.S. Defense Chief visits Seoul to redefine troop role in East Asia (Yonhap News Agency).

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