Trump Threatens BRICS, Biden Joins Hollywood, and Munich Attack Rocks Germany

World News Roundup

President Trump has threatened harsh measures against the BRICS nations if they attempt to abandon the dollar. He has warned of 100% tariffs and the severing of economic ties with the USA.

During an NHL game between the Ottawa Senators and the Minnesota Wild, Canadian fans booed the US national anthem. This incident reflects the strained relations between the two countries, fueled by tariffs and Trump's suggestion that Canada become the 51st state.

Former US President Joe Biden has signed a contract with the major Hollywood talent agency CAA, which represents stars like Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts. The details of the collaboration are unknown, but the agency is expected to find new opportunities for Biden to monetize his public image.

The Rimac River in Lima, Peru, has turned pink. The Municipality of Lima is investigating the cause of the water's color change. Preliminary information suggests that an irresponsible company may have dumped toxic waste into the river.

Donald Trump has proposed that Israel hand over the Gaza Strip to the USA and relocate the Palestinians to "safer and more modern" places within the region. He believes this would allow for the large-scale reconstruction of Gaza and the realization of "one of the greatest projects on Earth."

A 24-year-old migrant from Afghanistan seeking asylum has committed a horrific terrorist attack in Munich. The driver crashed into a crowd, injuring 27 people, including a child. The Bavarian Premier Markus Söder confirmed that it was a premeditated attack. The driver was apprehended after the police opened fire on the vehicle.