A bomb attack on a congress center in Kerala, India, where Jehovah’s Witnesses had gathered, resulted in 2 fatalities and at least 40 injuries, with 5 people in critical condition. The attacker, Dominic Martin, surrendered to the police, claiming responsibility for the attack. He had expressed opposition to the group’s teachings in the past. Police are still investigating his involvement. Three explosions occurred during the attack. Jehovah’s Witnesses, an international Christian denomination with around 60,000 followers in India, held a three-day event at the venue.
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China has imposed a 34% customs duty on all US goods in response to the same rate announced by US President Donald Trump. The move includes trade restrictions on rare earth exports critical to tech and defense industries and the suspension of chicken imports from two US firms.
China also blacklisted 11 American companies, including major defense and tech firms, banning them from trade with Chinese entities. Additionally, China filed a complaint at the World Trade Organization, calling the US tariffs a violation of global trade rules and an act of “unilateral bullying.”