
Reed Albergotti

Tiisetso Motsoeneng

The US added 115,000 jobs in April, beating expectations despite the economic fallout from the Iran war.
2The US and Iran traded fire even as Washington insisted a month-long ceasefire was still holding.
3Irregular trading ahead of major White House announcements has sparked concerns of widespread corruption in Washington.
4Russia’s Victory Day celebrations, usually a tightly-orchestrated highly-patriotic parade, appear much more muted this year as anger at leadership grows.
5Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said after a three-hour meeting with Donald Trump that ties had been “stabilized.”
6China handed down suspended death sentences to two former defense ministers, part of a widespread high-level anti-corruption purge.
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