Overview
- Farm leaders from the National Front to Rescue Mexican Agriculture and the national truckers’ group ended talks with the Interior Ministry after a stalled meeting in Mexico City, warning they could target the 2026 World Cup if demands on crop prices, credit and highway security go unmet.
- The Interior Ministry said it remained ready to negotiate and accused demonstrators of chaining the doors of its Bucareli headquarters, blocking staff and visitors from entering or leaving.
- A fragile pause in U.S.–Iran hostilities reached earlier this week is set to be tested as delegations gather in Pakistan, even as fighting continues elsewhere and the Strait of Hormuz disruption raises fuel costs and stirs market nerves, according to Iranian state TV and regional reporting.
- Germany’s domestic intelligence service said a group tied to Russia’s GRU hacked thousands of TP‑Link home routers worldwide to harvest military, government and critical‑infrastructure data, a finding from a joint probe with the FBI and Ukraine’s SBU that led authorities to warn users and in some cases replace devices.
- Ukraine said its forces struck the Feodisia fuel terminal in occupied Crimea, a key hub for Russian supply lines, while officials in Russia’s Belgorod region reported deaths and injuries from Ukrainian drone attacks, underscoring the war’s widening reach.