Libre News of The World. Thursday the 2nd of October 2025

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: Postal Workers Strike After Canada Post Ends Door-to-Door Delivery (CBC News); Texas SEC Approves New Dallas-Based Stock Exchange (Bloomberg); Panama Approves Canal Budget with Revenue Boost and Controversial Reservoir (La Prensa); Caribbean Nations Launch EU-Style Free Movement Pact (The Jamaica Gleaner); WEG Announces R$1.1 Billion Expansion in Santa Catarina (Valor Econômico); Bolivian Candidate Vows to Revoke Lithium Deals with China and Russia (El Deber); Chile Seeks Membership in Asia-Pacific’s RCEP Trade Bloc (Diario Financiero); Argentina’s Markets Slide Amid Doubts Over U.S. Bailout (Clarín); China Stages National Day Ceremony at Disputed Scarborough Shoal (The Philippine Daily Inquirer); Albanese Urges China to Resume Iron-Ore Imports Amid Trade Standoff (The Sydney Morning Herald); New Zealand Government Backs Energy Infrastructure Upgrades (The New Zealand Herald); Japan Faces Record Renewable Energy Curtailments as Nuclear Output Rises (The Japan Times); South Korea’s Exports Surge on AI-Driven Chip Demand (The Korea Herald); Typhoon Bualoi Leaves Trail of Destruction in Vietnam (VNExpress); South Africa Misses Revenue Collection Target, Raising Fiscal Concerns (Business Day); Turkey’s Industrial Boom Fuels Emissions Surge (Hürriyet Daily News); Saudi Arabia’s PIF Takes Majority Stake in EA with $55 Billion Deal (The Financial Times); IRGC Commander Warns of Expanding Iran’s Missile Range (Tehran Times); Israel Escalates Gaza Strikes as U.S. Peace Plan Floated (Haaretz); French Manufacturing Contracts as Political Turmoil Weighs on Economy (Les Echos); Italy to Halt Naval Escort of Gaza Flotilla Over Escalation Risks (La Repubblica); Spain Moves to Criminalize “Vicarious” Gender-Based Violence (El País); Portugal Passes Revised Immigration Law After Court Challenge (Público); General Strike Paralyzes Public Services Across Greece (Kathimerini); UK Watchdog Proposes Overhaul of Post-Brexit Tech Licensing Rules (Financial Times); NatureScot Targets £100 Million in Private Funding for Conservation (The Scotsman); Ireland’s Central Bank Chief Pushes for Binding Fiscal Rules Ahead of Budget (The Irish Times); German Court Jails Ex-AfD Aide for Spying on Behalf of China (Deutsche Welle); EU Leaders Weigh “Drone Wall” After Danish Airspace Incursions (Politico Europe); Iceland to Host Reykjavik “Water & Climate Change” Summit in October (Iceland Monitor); Sara Raza Named Chief Curator at Uzbekistan’s Centre for Contemporary Art (The Art Newspaper); Kremlin Condemns EU Plan to Use Frozen Assets for Ukraine Aid (Euronews); and RBI Seeks to Expand International Role of the Rupee (The Hindu). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!