**Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World** we covered a wide sweep of global developments. Canada launched a major cull of more than 300 ostriches to contain avian-flu risks, as reported by **Global News**. In the United States, flight cancellations mounted after the FAA ordered cuts to airline schedules, with coverage from **Reuters**. Panama began relocating Indigenous Guna communities due to rising sea levels, highlighted by **La Prensa**. Barbados projected resilient 2.7% growth despite regional headwinds, according to the **Central Bank of Barbados**. Brazil opened COP30 in Belém, pushing forest-diplomacy goals while facing criticism, with analysis from **AP News**. Colombia’s internal displacement doubled to decade-high levels, noted by **Human Rights Watch**. Chile ended the privileged Punta Peuco prison regime, covered by **The Guardian**. Argentina’s saturated farmland gave farmers a buffer against La Niña, via **La Nación**. China launched its 2025 foreign-investment action plan, through **China Studies**. Australia signalled limited room for rate cuts, reported by **The Sydney Morning Herald**. New Zealand’s unemployment hit 5.3%, covered by **RNZ**. Japan warned that Chinese aggression toward Taiwan could trigger its self-defence rights, via **The Japan Times**. The Singapore FinTech Festival opened with global leaders, covered by **The Straits Times**. Vietnam’s fintech sector surged, noted by **IMARC Group**. Mali faced mounting pressure from an al-Qaeda-linked group, reported by **The Times**. Turkey signalled a new phase in its Kurdish peace process, via **Hürriyet Daily News**. Saudi Arabia reaffirmed its conditions for Israel ties, noted by **Al Jazeera**. Iran prepared water rationing in Tehran amid severe drought, covered by the **Associated Press**. Israel targeted a Hezbollah-linked smuggling network, reported by **Haaretz**. France activated winter energy reforms, via **Le Monde**. Italy’s economy stalled despite positive headlines, covered by **Il Sole 24 Ore**. Spain ordered poultry indoors to prevent bird-flu spread, via **El País**. The EU urged Portugal to cut reliance on Russian gas, through the **European Commission**. Azerbaijan carried out a sweeping elite purge, with reporting from **Trend News Agency**. Harbour Energy cut North Sea investment amid a tax row, covered by the **Financial Times**. Scotland announced 600 new “earn-as-you-learn” grid-training jobs, via **The Scotsman**. Ireland warned its housing crisis may persist until 2040, reported by **The Irish Times**. Germany purchased 20 more Airbus H145M helicopters, covered by **Der Spiegel**. Sweden considered financing Ukraine’s potential Gripen E purchase, via **Reuters**. Iceland’s glaciers continued alarming retreat, reported by **RÚV**. Uzbekistan urged global action on social development, noted by **The Times of Central Asia**. Russia’s Sergei Lavrov signalled readiness for U.S. talks while reaffirming core war demands, covered by **Reuters**. Ukraine reported daily Russian losses of 1,190 troops, via **Ukrinform**. And India-Bhutan ties were spotlighted during Narendra Modi’s visit, reported by **The Economic Times**.
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