Immigration Crackdown in Wisconsin: ICE detention numbers in Wisconsin hit new highs this summer, with more than 2,100 people detained since Trump’s 2025 return, intensifying the campaign fight over federal enforcement and state politics. DOJ vs Canada Trade Row: The U.S. Justice Department’s antitrust division was told to pause cooperation with Canada, a move the DOJ denied—another sign of how trade disputes are spilling into legal and regulatory channels. Ukraine Church Standoff: Kyiv is pressing the Moscow-connected Ukrainian Orthodox Church to leave Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra by March 29, escalating a long-running identity and security dispute. Homelessness in New Zealand: A homeless man died outside Auckland MPs’ offices after reported deaths of others on the streets, as youth advocates demand a bipartisan plan to end rough sleeping by Christmas. U.K. Energy Ad Backlash: Scotland’s SNP calls a “classist” UK Government energy-saving advert “mice vs humans,” arguing it targets struggling households while other campaigns favor wealthier consumers. El Niño Planning in Malawi: Malawi says it’s ramping up a K488.5 billion El Niño response plan amid fears for drought, food security, water, and electricity. B.C.-Washington Crime Partnership: British Columbia is partnering with Washington State on cross-border law enforcement to tackle organized crime and illicit drugs. Venezuela Tourism Push: Venezuela’s tourism minister says coastal “tourist corridors” are being rolled out to revive local commerce after a central-north coastal emergency. Tunisia Media Crackdown: Tunisian police arrested investigative journalist Mohamed Yousfi, adding to a broader pattern of prosecutions against independent voices under President Kais Saied. U.S.-China Diplomacy Signal: Reuters reports Xi Jinping will bring an unusually large business delegation to Washington, aiming to boost investment ties despite U.S. scrutiny.