Hawk Fire Forces 90,000 to Flee Near Reno, Nevada

A fast-moving wildfire, the Hawk Fire, has forced 90,000 people to flee near Reno, Nevada, burning 15,000 acres with no containment; the governor has declared a state of emergency as crews race to slow it. Tension ran high elsewhere too. US-Canada trade talks collapsed over the weekend, and both countries slapped 50% tariffs on each other's goods, leaving small businesses bracing for losses. Washington also escalated with Iran, imposing sweeping new sanctions after weeks of stalemate, with Trump needing a win before the midterms. The EU marked Ukraine's 35th Independence Day by releasing 6.1 billion euros in defence funding as Kyiv reported fresh strikes on Russian targets. Afghanistan's Taliban marked five years in power with women still barred from school and work, while several octogenarian African leaders tightened their grip amid succession fears. On business, Shein began its long-awaited $27 billion Hong Kong IPO, and Beijing unveiled a sweeping strategy to cut food-import dependence. Norway's King Harald V, 89, saw his health worsen in hospital despite responding to antibiotics for a blood infection. In sport, China's AG.AL won the team title at the Esports World Cup in Paris, and Germany's Bundesliga marked 63 years since its founding. In Britain, a Middlesbrough teen was jailed for filming dangerous driving stunts for social media.