Gaza And Ukraine Wars Cast Shadow Over G7 Summit; BTS Mania Hits A Fever Pitch In Seoul; Russian Navy Ships, Nuclear-Powered Sub Arrive In Cuba; European Union Hikes Tariffs on Electric Cars From China; U.K. Leaders Grilled by Voters Ahead of Next Month's Election; Labour Will Not Raise Taxes on Working People Promised Starmer; Sunak's Conservative Manifesto Pledges More Than $21 Billion in Tax Cuts; BTS' Jin Appears at a Fan Event After Military Discharge; Halle Berry Struggles to Get Out of Ti

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• Main Authors: Kinkade, Lynda, Oppmann, Patrick, Atwood, Kylie, ClareSebastian, Pozzebon, Stefano, Jiang, Steven, Moos, Jeanne
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• Language: English
• Published: Atlanta CQ Roll Call 13.06.2024
• Subjects: Armed forces; Biden, Joseph R Jr; Blinken, Antony J; Cold War; Missiles; Nuclear submarines; Presidents; Prime ministers; Putin, Vladimir; Truces & cease fires; Warships; Middle East; Venezuela; Cuba; Gaza Strip; United States > US; China; Ukraine; Italy; Israel; Russia

The prime minister travels to Italy today to meet with worldleaders as wars in Gaza and Ukraine cast a shadow over this year's G7summit. Jin, the oldest member of K-pop phenomenon BTS, was dischargedfrom South Korea's army on Wednesday after 18 months of duty, thefirst member of the group to wrap up the mandatory national servicethat put their music careers on hold. A group of Russian Navy ships,including a nuclear-powered submarine, arrived in Cuba on Wednesdaymorning in a sign of strengthening ties between the two Cold Warallies. European Union hikes tariffs on electric cars from China, newtariffs between 17.4 percent and 38.1 percent bring highest overallrate to almost 50 percent; Sunak, Starmer held their last TV debatebefore voters head to the polls; Labour set to release its manifesto,which lays out its future policies, on Thursday; Sunak blames economicproblems on once-in-a-century shocks; BTS' Jin hugs 1,000 fans tocelebrate end of military service. GUESTS: Laurence Tubiana