June, 2025 - News for amigos, by amigos

Hamas Opens Door for Ceasefire Talks Amid Gaza Crisis

Hamas announces readiness for ceasefire talks in Gaza, aiming to end the humanitarian crisis and pave the way for lasting peace.

Heavy rains in southwest China’s Yunnan Province trigger landslides, house collapses and urgent evacuations for thousands of residents.

A fire at a rehab center in San Jose Iturbide, Guanajuato left 12 dead and 3 injured, shaking the community.

Iran’s Atomic Energy chief Mohammad Eslami asserts that uranium enrichment is fundamental, marking it as a red line amid IAEA scrutiny.

A suspect was arrested in Boulder after a pro-Israel demonstration at a mall turned violent in a targeted act of terror.

A targeted attack at a Boulder demonstration left 6 injured. Authorities say the lone suspect is in custody and investigations are underway.

A recent Ipsos exit poll shows Karol Nawrocki leading Poland’s presidential run-off 51% to 49% in a thrilling, close contest.

Trump ups tariffs on steel and aluminum imports amid a surge in U.S. stocks, sparking debates on trade and market stability.

Tulsa moves forward with a national monument honoring the 1921 massacre—a true road to repair for survivors and descendants.

Financial expert Rocky Tung remains upbeat on global trade disputes at Vancouver’s Web Summit amid economic headwinds.