
AI-generated summary
La guerre en Ukraine se poursuit depuis l'invasion russe de février 2022. L'Inde, traditionnellement non-alignée, a maintenu des relations avec la Russie tout en appelant au dialogue. Les États-Unis ont imposé des sanctions commerciales à la Russie et modifié fréquemment leur politique tarifaire depuis 2025.
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La politique commerciale américaine a changé plus de 50 fois depuis janvier 2025, au gré des menaces, des revirements et des négociations. Un an et demi plus tard, les tariffs n’ont pas eu les effets promis par la Maison-Blanche sur les déficits extérieurs, les prix ou les relocalisations.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Les États-Unis continueront d'ajuster leur politique tarifaire dans les prochains mois
Likely · Within months
L'Inde cherchera à renforcer son rôle diplomatique dans le conflit russo-ukrainien
Possible · Within months

A rave party in Switzerland left at least one dead and five injured following shots fired before 3 a.m., while Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Vladimir Putin for the first time to end the war in Ukraine, saying India will support any peace effort for the good of humanity.
Israel announced the release of five civilians captured in southern Lebanon, including one already handed over to Lebanese authorities via the Red Cross, as part of negotiations mediated by the United States. The announcement comes amid heightened tensions between Iran and the United States, with mutual strikes in Kuwait and the region, bellicose statements from American and Israeli officials, and developments on embassies, chemical weapons in Syria and conflicts in Yemen and Iran.

US Vice President JD Vance confirmed Thursday that the United States is investigating a strike on a wedding in Iran that Tehran said left four people dead, but expressed skepticism about the reliability of Iranian media. Benjamin Netanyahu asserted that Israel had the ability to eliminate the Iranian threat once and for all, while the Revolutionary Guards vowed vengeance. Kuwait has reported hostile missile and drone attacks originating from Iran.
Vladimir Putin on Thursday denied any preparation for a major Russian military mobilization in Ukraine during the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, while the Ukrainian company Naftogaz is demanding $4.22 billion from Russia for assets seized in Crimea in 2014, leading to the seizure of a Russian cruise ship by Norway in the Arctic.
Vladimir Putin denies preparing a military mobilization in Russia, while Volodymyr Zelensky hopes for a visit by American mediators to kyiv in the coming days. Russia demands the release of a ship seized in the Arctic by Norway, and Germany closes the last Russian consulate on its territory in retaliation for the closure of the Goethe Institutes in Russia. Tensions are also rising in Denmark, where intelligence services are warning of Russian sabotage preparations against the defense industry.

The technician responsible for Donald Trump's teleprompter, Gabriel Perez, was ordered to pay a $172,000 fine after betting on the American president's speeches to which he had access in advance, pocketing more than $100,000 in winnings. Furthermore, a ferry carrying 267 people completely sank off the coast of Cyprus, leaving at least 8 dead and 17 missing, according to images broadcast by Turkish channels.