'UnAmerican hoax': Georgia judge dismisses Trump election interference case

Pro-EU protests in Georgia have intensified following the prime minister's announcement of a four-year halt to the country's accession process to the European Union. Demonstrators have expressed their discontent with the government's decision, which they perceive as a setback for Georgia's European aspirations.

Thai pork producers are expressing concerns over the potential influx of inexpensive US pork imports as the United States seeks duty-free access to Thailand's $3 billion pork market. This development comes amid ongoing trade negotiations and reflects the competitive pressures that local producers may face.

President Donald Trump has revoked South Africa's invitation to the upcoming G20 summit, citing allegations of human rights abuses against the Afrikaner community. This decision follows Trump's repeated claims of a supposed genocide against white South Africans, which have been widely criticized as unfounded.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to travel to Washington next week, indicating a lack of urgency to resume stalled trade talks with the United States. This visit comes amid ongoing trade tensions that have affected various sectors, including lumber and steel.

Russia's Kremlin spokesman stated that discussions aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in Ukraine are serious, but emphasized that no concessions will be made. This statement comes as U.S. President Donald Trump advocates for an end to the war, indicating ongoing diplomatic efforts.

A Georgia judge has dismissed the last remaining criminal case against former President Donald Trump related to the 2020 election interference. This decision marks a significant development in the legal challenges faced by Trump following the election.

Two US National Guard troops were injured in a shooting incident in Washington, DC, prompting police to take one suspect into custody. The shooting has raised concerns about safety in the capital, especially given the heightened tensions surrounding military presence in urban areas.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced new support measures for the lumber and steel sectors as the steel industry faces significant challenges following the imposition of 50% tariffs on Canadian steel by U.S. President Donald Trump in June. This initiative aims to provide financial assistance to affected industries and impose stricter quotas on foreign steel imports.