Reuters World News: Ukraine Intelligence, Alberta Referendum, and Global Unrest

A daily Reuters World News briefing covering major international developments, from resumed US intelligence sharing with Ukraine to Alberta’s referendum on separation and France’s latest unrest. The episode also includes market context ahead of major tech earnings and reports on security, human rights, and a US legal dispute.

■ Ukraine and NATO
- US resumes intelligence sharing with Ukraine; Zelensky welcomes the move while Rubio denies any pause.
- US sanctions decision on Russia and a deal to import Russian diesel are discussed.
- A suspected drone explodes over Lithuania; NATO scrambles fighter jets and Ukraine suggests possible jamming.

■ Markets
- Tech stocks face a sharp selloff; upcoming earnings include Meta, Tesla, SpaceX, Texas Instruments, and Lam Research.

■ Canada
- Alberta holds a non-binding referendum on starting separation; polls show most residents want to stay in Canada.
- A deadly fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta kills four service members and injures dozens.

■ Europe and Africa
- France sees violent protests over costs and public services; Macron calls for calm.
- Human Rights Watch reports civilian casualties from drone strikes in Mali involving military and Russian backers.

■ Other Developments
- An Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna is diverted to Bulgaria after a bomb threat.
- Trump says renovation work will begin at a Washington DC golf course despite a judge’s order.

For viewers seeking a concise daily overview of international news and market themes, the briefing provides a structured summary of key stories and context for following further reporting.