Global markets showed signs of recovery after Monday's volatility driven by economic concerns. Ukraine launched a major drone attack on Russia, escalating tensions. In Argentina, the trial over Maradona's death began. Meanwhile, Manchester United unveiled plans for a massive new stadium despite financial challenges.

Israel is advancing a controversial plan to displace Palestinians from Gaza, facing widespread international opposition. Meanwhile, Syria grapples with internal violence and calls for national unity. In Canada, the Liberal Party prepares to elect a new prime minister amid trade tensions with the U.S. under Trump. Pope Francis remains hospitalized for pneumonia, and in sports, LeBron James suffers a potential injury during an NBA game.

Women marched in Islamabad for equality despite no permit. Iran rejected U.S. nuclear talks, citing distrust. WHO warned of "collective amnesia" post-COVID. Germany's parties began coalition talks.

Donald Trump threatens sanctions against Russia and pauses tariffs with Mexico and Canada. The Starship rocket launch exploded, closing airports in Florida. Pamela Bach, ex-wife of David Hasselhoff, died by suicide. Pope Francis, hospitalized, thanks for prayers and is in stable condition.

U.S. aims to build Alaska pipeline to supply gas to Asia. Trade tensions with China rise. Israel and U.S. cooperate on Gaza talks. Argentina cuts reproductive healthcare access. Australian scientists find world's oldest meteorite crater.

Trump delivered a contentious speech to Congress, focusing on Ukraine and its ties with the U.S. Zelensky signaled readiness to negotiate with Russia despite recent tensions. The Supreme Court blocked freezing aid funds, while Wall Street faced uncertainty over tariffs and job data.

U.S. tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China led to a drop in Wall Street. Canada retaliated with its own tariffs. Ukraine seeks alternatives to U.S. military aid. The Mexican president and Trump will discuss tariffs. Pope Francis faces health fluctuations after a respiratory relapse.

"Anora" dominates the Oscars, winning five awards, including Best Picture and Best Actress for Mikey Madison. Brazil celebrates its first-ever Oscar. "No Other Land" sparks controversy in Israel. Zelensky warns that a ceasefire in Ukraine without security guarantees will fail, as Trump increases pressure. Lech Walesa likens Trump's treatment of Zelensky to communist-era interrogations.

Oscar race heats up with 'Anora' and 'Conclave' head-to-head. Guyana-Venezuela tensions rise following military incursion. Allies rally behind Ukraine in continued support. US achieves private lunar landing. Luxury Cuban cigar humidor sets auction record.

The NATO chief has called on Zelensky to strengthen his relationship with Trump, while Zelensky received a warm welcome in the UK following his meeting with the American leader. Meanwhile, France is debating the possibility of sharing nuclear deterrence at a European level. On a different note, the upcoming Oscars are generating buzz due to the absence of clear frontrunners and the influence of various controversies on certain nominations. In the realm of science, a groundbreaking discovery about the Moon's origins has emerged from the analysis of samples brought back by China's Chang'e-6 probe, suggesting the existence of a 'magma ocean' on the early Moon.