World Tensions: Global Conflicts and Diplomatic Movements

A roundup of current world news highlights multiple international tensions: Israel expands its Gaza offensive, Friedrich Merz is elected German chancellor, Sudan's Port Sudan is under drone attack, and Mexico seeks deals with the US. Meanwhile, financial strategies evolve between Carney and Trump, and Mexico's Ovidio Guzman strikes a plea deal.

In a series of significant developments, Israel has announced plans to expand its offensive in Gaza. This move has instilled fear among Gazans, who have already been grappling with limited resources due to prolonged blockades.

Meanwhile, across Europe, Friedrich Merz of the conservative party clinched the position of German chancellor after a second voting round. His initial setback marked an unsteady start for his coalition government.

In Sudan, drone strikes targeting Port Sudan have raised alarms about the security of humanitarian aid routes. These conflicts emphasize the region's ongoing instability. Amid these scenario, Mexico seeks to strengthen ties with the US, and strategic negotiations continue as the global political landscape remains volatile.

(With inputs from agencies.)