Finance ministers from the seven largest global economies announced plans this week to work more closely with developing countries on supply chains security. The G7 leaders view a high concentration of supply chains in a single country as undesirable. This comes as the United States and Europe are doing the same – in light of increased tensions around Taiwan, a major producer of semiconductor chips. Washington has allocated more than $50 billion dollars to re-shore chip research and manufacturing. The global need for the chips is expected to double over the next decade.

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The FBI has arrested a 21-year-old National Guard airman in connection with the leak of classified US government and military documents. The leaked documents revealed intelligence about the war in Ukraine and US spying on allies.

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Former President Donald Trump answered questions for nearly seven hours today during his second deposition in a legal battle with New York's attorney general over his company's business practices, reversing an earlier decision to invoke his Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination and remain silent.

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Nashville Covenant School shooting: 6 killed Louisville bank shooting: 5 killed Over 200 killed in 146+ U.S. mass shootings so far in 2023 WION Wideangle decodes gun violence crisis in U.S.

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Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms - Thailand celebrates Songkran water festival, FTX collapse: How deep does the damage run?, Britain's biggest rollercoaster 'breaks down', school girls in Israel face backlash over racist comments against Mizrahi Jews, over 18,000 cows killed due to massive explosion at a dairy in the US.

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French President Emmanuel Macron's 'allies not vassals' remark has split the west. Should European nations chalk their own path & stop following Washington's instructions? Molly Gambhir reports.

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French President Emmanuel Macron's 'allies not vassals' remark has split the west. It triggered strong reactions from European politicians. Macron has never been shy making controversial statements and while the idea that Europe should stand on its own feet has been widely endorsed before, suggestions that they should distance themselves from the US, has bee termed by some as impractical and unrealistic.

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The extent of the historic flooding in Fort Lauderdale was captured&nbsp;in a drone video that is doing the rounds on social media. It&nbsp;shows&nbsp;multiple cars stuck on inundated roads&nbsp;owing to the&nbsp;torrential rains that started on Wednesday (April 12)&nbsp;in South Florida and triggered the first flash flood emergency on record in Broward county.

On Wednesday, the Fort Lauderdale area received more than 25 inches of rain, according to the Weather Prediction Centre of the National Weather Service. This storm would break the state's 24-hour rainfall record after it was officially confirmed by the NWS.

In Key West, Florida, a 24-hour rainfall total of 23.28 inches was previously recorded, reported Fox News.

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Drone footage captured in Fort Lauderdale shows a number of cars that have been left and are now submerged in the floodwaters that are fast rising.

Although no one can be seen in the video, the submerged automobiles' blinking danger lights give away the impact of the floods&nbsp;which happen&nbsp;once in&nbsp;1,000 years.&nbsp;

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Ian Oliver, a meteorologist with FOX Weather, claims that just because a flood of this magnitude happened in Fort Lauderdale once in 1,000 years doesn't mean that it won't happen again in the next 1,000 years. The possibility of that happening in any one year is instead "one-tenth of 1%," Oliver continued.

Due to the record flooding, the city of Fort Lauderdale declared an emergency, and first responders have been on the scene in force, attending to countless rescue calls.

Additionally, the Wednesday closure of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) was a result of the floods. On Thursday, the airport was scheduled to reopen at noon. However, according to officials, the airport won't reopen until 5 a.m. on Friday because of the amount of flooding and debris on the airfield.

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Videos and pictures show water gushing inside of buildings all around the region as floodwaters entered.

In one image, water can be seen dripping through a glass door, and in another video, a garage door opens to reveal the enormous amounts of water flooding the streets.

Concerns about more flooding in the area are high&nbsp;by the prospect of more severe rain in South Florida for the remainder of the week.

Additionally, the Southeast, particularly Alabama, Georgia, and Florida, is at risk for severe weather.

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The extent of the historic flooding in Fort Lauderdale was captured in a drone video that is doing the rounds on social media. It shows multiple cars stuck on inundated roads owing to the torrential rains that started on Wednesday (April 12) in South Florida and triggered the first flash flood emergency on record in Broward county.

The extent of the historic flooding in Fort Lauderdale was captured in a drone video that is doing the rounds on social media. It shows multiple cars stuck on inundated roads owing to the torrential rains that started on Wednesday (April 12) in South Florida and triggered the first flash flood emergency on record in Broward county. On Wednesday, the Fort Lauderdale area received more than 25 inches of rain, according to the Weather Prediction Centre of the National Weather Service. This storm would break the state's 24-hour rainfall record after it was officially confirmed by the NWS. In Key West, Florida, a 24-hour rainfall total of 23.28 inches was previously recorded, reported Fox News. Disclaimer: WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of photos and videos shared on social media. Just shot this drone video of downtown Fort Lauderdale still flooded right now with countless cars trapped in the high water. pic.twitter.com/ATzbIlDuSe — Florida Drone Cleaning LLC DOUGLAS THRON (@douglasthron777) April 13, 2023 × Drone footage captured in Fort Lauderdale shows a number of cars that have been left and are now submerged in the floodwaters that are fast rising. Although no one can be seen in the video, the submerged automobiles' blinking danger lights give away the impact of the floods which happen once in 1,000 years. ALSO READ | US: Lightning strike leads to discovery! New phosphorus material found in Florida Ian Oliver, a meteorologist with FOX Weather, claims that just because a flood of this magnitude happened in Fort Lauderdale once in 1,000 years doesn't mean that it won't happen again in the next 1,000 years. The possibility of that happening in any one year is instead "one-tenth of 1%," Oliver continued. Due to the record flooding, the city of Fort Lauderdale declared an emergency, and first responders have been on the scene in force, attending to countless rescue calls. Additionally, the Wednesday closure of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) was a result of the floods. On Thursday, the airport was scheduled to reopen at noon. However, according to officials, the airport won't reopen until 5 a.m. on Friday because of the amount of flooding and debris on the airfield. ALSO WATCH | Divers hold underwater Easter Egg hunt in Florida keys Videos and pictures show water gushing inside of buildings all around the region as floodwaters entered. In one image, water can be seen dripping through a glass door, and in another video, a garage door opens to reveal the enormous amounts of water flooding the streets. Concerns about more flooding in the area are high by the prospect of more severe rain in South Florida for the remainder of the week. Additionally, the Southeast, particularly Alabama, Georgia, and Florida, is at risk for severe weather. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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US President Joe Biden has addressed the parliament during his visit to Ireland where he celebrated his Irish roots.

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A woman who had gone missing was discovered alive inside a submerged car in Texas's Lake O' the Pines.&nbsp;A fisherman noticed the Jeep near a boat ramp and reported the matter to authorities, according to the Marion County Sheriff's Office.

Emergency personnel and the fishermen who stayed to assist started pulling the car out of the water.&nbsp;

The rescuers saw a woman moving inside the car after pulling it out of the water.

The woman was saved and placed inside a car to stay warm until the ambulance arrived. Shortly after, she was transferred to a nearby hospital.

Police were unsure exactly how long the Jeep was submerged, according to Captain Chuck Rogers of the Marion County Sheriff Office, who spoke to NPR.

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The car was found far from shore, about 40 feet out in the water from Woody's Camp Boat Ramp.

Officers said the fisherman "reported observing a black jeep submerged about forty feet from the Woody's Camp boat ramp".

"With the assistance of the wrecker service, fisherman, and Marion County deputies, a female was safely rescued from the submerged jeep. EMS responded to the location and transported the female to a local hospital," a statement said.

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"During the incident, it was determined the woman was listed as a missing person from the Longview Texas Police Department," it added.&nbsp;

NPR was informed by authorities that the woman had been reported missing at 12.35am on Friday.

Authorities stated they were unable to provide any other details on the woman.

Images of the Jeep submerged in water and two guys hoisting a person into a small boat are among the photos that have been shared on the police department's official Facebook page.

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A woman who had gone missing was discovered alive inside a submerged car in Texas's Lake O' the Pines. A fisherman noticed the Jeep near a boat ramp and reported the matter to authorities, according to the Marion County Sheriff's Office.

A woman who had gone missing was discovered alive inside a submerged car in Texas's Lake O' the Pines. A fisherman noticed the Jeep near a boat ramp and reported the matter to authorities, according to the Marion County Sheriff's Office. Emergency personnel and the fishermen who stayed to assist started pulling the car out of the water. The rescuers saw a woman moving inside the car after pulling it out of the water. The woman was saved and placed inside a car to stay warm until the ambulance arrived. Shortly after, she was transferred to a nearby hospital. Police were unsure exactly how long the Jeep was submerged, according to Captain Chuck Rogers of the Marion County Sheriff Office, who spoke to NPR. ALSO READ | US President Biden calls judge's abortion drug block 'out of bounds' The car was found far from shore, about 40 feet out in the water from Woody's Camp Boat Ramp. Officers said the fisherman "reported observing a black jeep submerged about forty feet from the Woody's Camp boat ramp". "With the assistance of the wrecker service, fisherman, and Marion County deputies, a female was safely rescued from the submerged jeep. EMS responded to the location and transported the female to a local hospital," a statement said. ALSO WATCH | ‘Turn over every rock’: US vows to find source of intel leaks "During the incident, it was determined the woman was listed as a missing person from the Longview Texas Police Department," it added. NPR was informed by authorities that the woman had been reported missing at 12.35am on Friday. Authorities stated they were unable to provide any other details on the woman. Images of the Jeep submerged in water and two guys hoisting a person into a small boat are among the photos that have been shared on the police department's official Facebook page. No evidence had been found, according to the sheriff's office, that would suggest something unusual was to blame for the car ending up in the lake. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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The indictment and other ongoing criminal investigations of Donald Trump raise the real — if still remote — prospect that a leading contender for the 2024 presidential nomination could face prison time.

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The United States for the first time, has designated xylazine, a drug, as an "emerging threat". The drug is commonly known as 'tranq'. The US government has asked the Congress for funding in order to fight the drug that is increasingly being linked to surge in overdose deaths.

"This is the first time in our nation's history that a substance is being designated as an emerging threat by any administration," said Rahul Gupta, director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy.

Xylazine is an animal tranquilizer and it is used by vets to sedate large animals such as deer and horses.

Though not approved for use in humans, xylazine is mixed with fentanyl, cocaine or heroin and known by street name 'tranq', as per US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).

Xylazine consumption can result in lowered blood pressure and critically low levels of heart rate. It can also cause skin ulcers and abscesses. This may further lead to amputation.

Gupta said the federal government will publish a plan within 90 days on ways to combat the overdose scourge caused by xylazine, also known as the "zombie drug."

The plan would look at increasing testing capacity, withdrawal management, treatment protocols and attacking the supply chain of illicit xylazine, he said.

"President Biden remains committed to beating the overdose crisis," Gupta said. "We need support from Congress for this and we'll continue to work with members of both parties on this urgent issue."

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The United States for the first time, has designated xylazine, a drug, as an "emerging threat". The drug is commonly known as 'tranq'. The US government has asked the Congress for funding in order to fight the drug that is increasingly being linked to surge in overdose deaths.

The United States for the first time, has designated xylazine, a drug, as an "emerging threat". The drug is commonly known as 'tranq'. The US government has asked the Congress for funding in order to fight the drug that is increasingly being linked to surge in overdose deaths. "This is the first time in our nation's history that a substance is being designated as an emerging threat by any administration," said Rahul Gupta, director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy. Xylazine is an animal tranquilizer and it is used by vets to sedate large animals such as deer and horses. Though not approved for use in humans, xylazine is mixed with fentanyl, cocaine or heroin and known by street name 'tranq', as per US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Xylazine consumption can result in lowered blood pressure and critically low levels of heart rate. It can also cause skin ulcers and abscesses. This may further lead to amputation. Gupta said the federal government will publish a plan within 90 days on ways to combat the overdose scourge caused by xylazine, also known as the "zombie drug." The plan would look at increasing testing capacity, withdrawal management, treatment protocols and attacking the supply chain of illicit xylazine, he said. "President Biden remains committed to beating the overdose crisis," Gupta said. "We need support from Congress for this and we'll continue to work with members of both parties on this urgent issue." (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov claimed on Wednesday (April 12) that leaked US intelligence documents may be part of a deliberate attempt to mislead Moscow. The documents that have surfaced online reportedly contain US assessment of Ukraine war and information on other countries.

Ryabkov told Russian news agencies on Wednesday that, for now, the leak threw up many questions.

"It's probably interesting for someone to look at these documents, if they are documents at all, or maybe they are fake, maybe this is a deliberate information dump," Ryabkov was cited as saying.

"Since the United States is a party to the (Ukraine) conflict and is in essence waging a hybrid war against us, it's possible such things are being done to mislead the enemy - that is the Russian Federation," he said.

The Kremlin said earlier on Wednesday that it did not know "like everyone else" how authentic the documents were.

Authorities in the US have launched investigation into the leaks. It is being suspected that the leaker may be an American but a Russian angle has not been completely ruled out.

Reuters reported that a former CIA officer said it is highly likely that Moscow orchestrated the leak in order to sow confusion and potential divisions between Washington and its allies.

When asked about such allegations, the Kremlin has said there's a tendency to always blame everything on Russia.

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Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov claimed on Wednesday (April 12) that leaked US intelligence documents may be part of a deliberate attempt to mislead Moscow. The documents that have surfaced online reportedly contain US assessment of Ukraine war and information on other countries. Ryabkov told Russian news agencies on Wednesday that, for now, the leak threw up many questions. "It's probably interesting for someone to look at these documents, if they are documents at all, or maybe they are fake, maybe this is a deliberate information dump," Ryabkov was cited as saying. "Since the United States is a party to the (Ukraine) conflict and is in essence waging a hybrid war against us, it's possible such things are being done to mislead the enemy - that is the Russian Federation," he said. The Kremlin said earlier on Wednesday that it did not know "like everyone else" how authentic the documents were. Authorities in the US have launched investigation into the leaks. It is being suspected that the leaker may be an American but a Russian angle has not been completely ruled out. Reuters reported that a former CIA officer said it is highly likely that Moscow orchestrated the leak in order to sow confusion and potential divisions between Washington and its allies. When asked about such allegations, the Kremlin has said there's a tendency to always blame everything on Russia. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms - The leaked documents carry information about a sensitive conversation held between high-level South Korean officials on whether to send weapons to Ukraine, could be fake and is meant to mislead Moscow.

US leak could be fake, meant to mislead Moscow; China preparing for a war

James filed the civil fraud lawsuit last September against Trump, three of his adult children, the Trump Organization and others. The suit accuses Trump of repeatedly overstating the values of his assets in statements to banks, insurance companies and the IRS in order to obtain better loan and tax terms.

Trump faces deposition in New York AG Letitia James' fraud lawsuit

A county commission in Tennessee voted to send Justin Pearson, a democratic lawmaker, back to the state's legislature. He, and another colleague, Justin Jones, both of whom are black, were expelled by republican lawmakers last Thursday. In a rare rebuke last week, republicans, who control the state house of representatives, voted to kick out Jones & Pearson. Pearson & Jones demanded restrictions on firearms in the wake of a deadly mass shooting at an elementary school in the city of Nashville.

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US: A federal appeals court has preserved access to an abortion drug for now but under tighter rules that would allow the drug only to be dispensed up to seven weeks, not 10, and not by mail.

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French President Emmanuel Macron defended his approach to the US and China after his call for Europe to avoid being dragged into a conflict between Beijing and Washington sparked a backlash. Macron said that being a US ally did not mean being a "vassal".

President Macron insists France won't be US 'vassal' on Taiwan

French President Emmanuel Macron defended his approach to the US and China on Wednesday after his call for Europe to avoid being dragged into a conflict between Beijing and Washington sparked a backlash.

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The United States and United Kingdom has announced new sanctions aimed at Russian oligarchs Alisher Usmanov and Roman Abramovich. Usmanov and Abramovich were early targets of Western sanctions aimed at key Russian sectors and individuals close to Putin.

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A Russian jet almost shot down a British spy aircraft flying over the Black Sea in September 2022. This was confirmed by a New York Times report and by two US Officials. They said it was a much more serious incident than originally portrayed. And that it could have been synonymous to an act of war. The close-call incident was also mentioned in the classified US Documents recently leaked on the internet.

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Taiwan has lived for decades under constant threat of an invasion by China. Beijing claims Taiwan as a part of its territory to be seized one day, even by force if required. However, many Taiwanese people consider their self-ruled island to be distinct - whether or not independence is ever officially declared. Now, French president Macron has said france won't be a US Vassal on Taiwan. China has never renounced the use of force to bring the democratically governed island under its control. Beijing plans to control strategic choke points and deny access to foreign forces. Some analysts say Macron is seeking to safeguard french interests in the asia-pacific region. Paris sees itself as a player in the asia-pacific, due to its overseas territories and military deployments.

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The Russia-Ukraine war sparked an international drive to increase the production of arms. Despite not directly arming Ukraine, South Korea has taken the lead in arms production & its export. Ally South Korea reached an agreement to lend the US 500,000 rounds of 155 mm artillery shells. This could give Washington greater flexibility to supply Ukraine with ammunition.

Why is South Korea lending 500,000 rounds of artillery shells to the US?

A private military company a china-based firm and entities linked to Russian Energy company Rosatom are now among the 120 targets of the new US sanctions against Russia. The US Department of State and the Department of Treasury released a sanctions list in connection with the Russian federation's unlawful and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine including facilitators of sanctions evasion. Apart from helping Ukraine in its War efforts the US has sanctioned Russia and its entities as a punitive tool to cut off Moscow from the Global Financial system among the key people sanctioned Russian billionaire businessman Alisher Usmanov is one of them.

US releases new Russia sanctions list, top energy, telecom firm prime target in list

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news, top headlines and international breakings from all across the globe, stay tuned with Gravitas for more!

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Some protesters in The Hague theatre Tuesday brandished a banner calling Macron the "president of violence and hypocrisy." Watch the video to know more.

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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has sued Republican US Representative Jim Jordan. In a bid to stop what Bragg calls 'unconstitutional attack' on the ongoing criminal prosecution of former US President Donald Trump.

US: Donald Trump's prosecutor sues Republican Jim Jordan over 'interference' in case

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin stated on Tuesday that the country will continue to look into the recent alleged leak of sensitive information until the source was identified. The Department of Justice has launched an inquiry into the recent social media postings of what appears to be a large number of US intelligence documents. The probe takes place as further records that span everything from US help for Ukraine to details about important US allies like Israel surface on Friday, increasing the ramifications of the already concerning leaks. Following social media posts of what appeared to be sensitive information on the war in Ukraine, the Pentagon announced on Thursday that it was investigating the situation.

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