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Month: March 2025

EE.UU. busca avanzar en las esperanzas de Trump para lograr un alto el fuego mientras se inician conversaciones con Rusia

Por Angus Watson y Anna Chernova Una delegación de Estados Unidos encabezada por el magnate inmobiliario convertido en diplomático Steve Witkoff ha iniciado una reunión de alto riesgo con los negociadores del Kremlin en Riad, Arabia Saudita, donde la administración Trump está presionando por un alto el fuego en conversaciones separadas con Rusia y Ucrania.

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Wildfires in the Carolinas burn more than 6,000 acres, prompting evacuations, a burn ban and National Guard deployment

By Karina Tsui, CNN (CNN) — High temperatures, strong winds and low humidity are causing a group of wildfires to spread rapidly through western North Carolina, risking further damage to areas already ravaged by Hurricane Helene. “In my career, 20-year career, this is the most fuel I’ve seen on the ground,” North Carolina Forest Service

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Russian strikes injure scores in Ukraine as US and Kremlin officials meet for ceasefire talks

By Angus Watson, Anna Chernova, Lauren Kent and Daria Tarasova-Markina, CNN (CNN) — A United States delegation met Monday with Kremlin negotiators in Saudi Arabia, where the Trump administration is pushing for progress toward a ceasefire in separate talks with Russia and Ukraine, just as Russian strikes injured scores of people in Ukraine, including children.

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China calls for global business to ‘resist protectionism’ as American executives gather in Beijing

By Simone McCarthy and Fred He, CNN Hong Kong/Beijing (CNN) — China is prepared for “possible unexpected shocks,” Premier Li Qiang told a gathering of global executives in Beijing, where he urged them to “resist protectionism” and defend globalization. CEOs including Apple’s Tim Cook, FedEx’s Raj Subramaniam and Pfizer’s Albert Bourla gathered in the Chinese

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Federal agencies say Columbia University’s new policies a ‘positive first step’ toward regaining aid

By Emma Tucker and Michelle Watson, CNN (CNN) — Three federal agencies on Monday said they welcomed the policy changes announced Friday at Columbia University, following the Trump administration’s revocation of $400 million in federal funding following campus protests. Their statement seemed to signal the first steps of a possible restoration of money to the

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