🔁Mario Nawfal:
🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1. Romania's Central Electoral Bureau rejected Călin Georgescu's presidential candidacy, raising legal concerns over exceeding its authority. Thousands of people took to the streets in Bucharest, protesting the decision.
2. Georgescu announced that he would challenge the decision to bar him from May's election rerun in court, which is set to rule by Wednesday.
3. As U.S and Ukrainian delegations headed to Saudi Arabia for crucial talks, Trump said that big things could happen this week to bring the war to an end: "We have to have peace. Thousands of young soldiers died this week, hundreds killed in Ukrainian cities."
4. Mark Carney was chosen to replace Trudeau as Canada's PM. He vowed to fight Trump's tariffs and that Canada would never be a part of the U.S: "Americans should make no mistake - in trade, as in hockey, Canada will win."
5. Russian forces are attempting to establish an active battle zone in Ukraine's Sumy region, deploying small assault groups to gain a foothold. Kyiv says it has repelled 27 Russian attacks in the past 24 hours, while Moscow claims to have recaptured 3 settlements in the area.
6. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that 5,200 USAID contracts had been slashed, wiping out 83% of programs in a massive shake-up. The remaining 1,000 programs will now fall under State Department control.
7. Russia's security service, the FSB, ordered 2 British embassy employees to leave the country, accusing them of conducting intelligence and sabotage activities. The FSB claimed both individuals provided false information upon entering Russia and posed a threat to national security.
8. The Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project found that dozens of Biden's executive orders were signed using an autopen, raising concerns about his awareness of what he was authorizing. Missouri AG Andrew Bailey is calling for a DOJ investigation, arguing that if Biden's cognitive state prevented him from approving policies, the
🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP
1. Romania's Central Electoral Bureau rejected Călin Georgescu's presidential candidacy, raising legal concerns over exceeding its authority. Thousands of people took to the streets in Bucharest, protesting the decision.
2. Georgescu announced that he would challenge the decision to bar him from May's election rerun in court, which is set to rule by Wednesday.
3. As U.S and Ukrainian delegations headed to Saudi Arabia for crucial talks, Trump said that big things could happen this week to bring the war to an end: "We have to have peace. Thousands of young soldiers died this week, hundreds killed in Ukrainian cities."
4. Mark Carney was chosen to replace Trudeau as Canada's PM. He vowed to fight Trump's tariffs and that Canada would never be a part of the U.S: "Americans should make no mistake - in trade, as in hockey, Canada will win."
5. Russian forces are attempting to establish an active battle zone in Ukraine's Sumy region, deploying small assault groups to gain a foothold. Kyiv says it has repelled 27 Russian attacks in the past 24 hours, while Moscow claims to have recaptured 3 settlements in the area.
6. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that 5,200 USAID contracts had been slashed, wiping out 83% of programs in a massive shake-up. The remaining 1,000 programs will now fall under State Department control.
7. Russia's security service, the FSB, ordered 2 British embassy employees to leave the country, accusing them of conducting intelligence and sabotage activities. The FSB claimed both individuals provided false information upon entering Russia and posed a threat to national security.
8. The Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project found that dozens of Biden's executive orders were signed using an autopen, raising concerns about his awareness of what he was authorizing. Missouri AG Andrew Bailey is calling for a DOJ investigation, arguing that if Biden's cognitive state prevented him from approving policies, the
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