Now the nose stocks after Trump’s tariffs have started

Wall Street crashed to his The worst day of pandemic Yesterday, in response to the main circle of Tariff, President Trump’s imports to import in the United States, because the countries that appeared from the impact were valid. Stocks in Asia and Europe have also fallen.

Some European leaders have promised to take revenge after Trump hit a 20 -pointed tariff on the EU “If you take over one of us, accept all of us,” said Ursula von Der Leyen, president of the European Commission.

China, which faces a new 34 -pointed tariff at the top of the blanket tax imposed earlier this year, promised to respond to “the protection of her own rights and interests.” Britain said that negotiations with the US would continue.

The S&P 500 fell 4.8 percent, which is the worst fall since June 2020, at the height of the coronavirus pandemic. The reaction suggested that the scale of the tariff came as a surprise. Apple has conducted a sale of technologyfall about 9 percent.

Reactions: Prime Minister Mark Carney said that Canada introduced 25 percent of cars and trucks tariffs and invited to a new global trading order without US President Claudia Sheinbaum from Mexico announced plans increase domestic production food, energy, textiles and other objects in an effort to alienate the influence of tariffs. The president of France, Emmanuel Macron, called on European companies to suspend all investments in the US “while things are clarified.”

Asia Hard Hit: Criminal tariffs on Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and others in the region threatens their position as production hubs for the US market and as an alternative to China. Trump’s tariffs have also hit manufacturers of clothing items In Bangladesh and Sri Lanka heavy. See which countries have the most tariff rates.

Vehicles: New 25 percent tariffs on all cars made Out of USA came into force yesterday. Trump said the tariffs would encourage investments in US factories, but analysts said the car customers would eventually pay more. Here’s what else to know about tariffs.

Israeli strike hit a shelter in Gaza

Israeli Air Air attack on a school pattern in the city of Gaza He killed dozens of people yesterdayLocal health authorities announced. The Israeli army announced that he was involved in reports on the incident and that he could not immediately comment.

The deadly strike occurred as Israel increased its offensive in Gaza. The Ministry of Health in the territory said the bodies of 27 people arrived at the hospital after the strike, which hit the school in the Tuffah fourth in Gaza, where civilians shed. Videos confirmed by The Times showed people who carry victims, including children, in an ambulance while the fires burned in the background.

Syria: Israel performed what seemed like one his deepest and most deadly raids to the ground.

The highest court of South Korea overthrew the president

The Constitutional Court of South Korea unanimously voted the removal of Yoon Suk Yela from duty. The court’s decision cannot complain, and the country will now transfer gears according to the maintenance of national elections to choose its successor in the next 60 days.

Moon Hyungbae, the head of the Main Court’s duty, said Yoon had violated the “constitutional order” and “issued the trust of the people.” Here’s the latest.

Context: Yoon is the second president in the history of the country that has been removed through the Impeachment. He was suspended and relaxed after he unexpectedly declared a martial arts on December 3, accusing the national assembly under the control of the opposition of coming his government.

Reactions: The protesters of Anti-Joona who gathered in front of the court cheered and shook the fists when the decision was announced. Some were in tears as they hugged each other. One protest leader led singing, “We won!”

Surfing scene in Hong Kong – a territory that includes more than 250 islands – is not ideal. The surfers drive the waves called panels, which quickly break into the rocks. They are done on them for a few seconds and take what they can get. One surfer said it was “turning nothing into something.”

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Bruce Springsteen ‘Lost Albums’

Fans have long known that Bruce Springsteen seized songs during his career. Now, Opens its vault.

Springsteen announced yesterday that he would publish “Tracks II: The Lost Albums” in June. Of the 83 songs presented on these seven albums, 74 have never been released in any form. Among them are Springsteen’s fertile periods before “Born in the USA” and an album influenced by hip-hop from the early 1990s.