SZ am Morgen: News of the day – the overview for those in a hurry
Prime Minister Carney's Liberal Party wins the Canadian parliamentary election. It owes this victory largely to US President Trump, whose ideas have ignited a Canadian nationalism that is perhaps unprecedented. Read the article (SZ Plus)
State association does not nominate Esken for SPD federal executive board. The Social Democrats in Baden-Württemberg are nominating three people, the incumbent party leader not among them. According to Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ), Esken did not participate in the digital executive board meeting. It is unclear whether she intends to continue. Read the article
Electricity is largely flowing again in Spain and Portugal. Authorities still need to determine the cause of the widespread power outage, says Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez. No hypothesis has been ruled out. He has also spoken with NATO Secretary General Rutte. Read the article (SZ Plus)
100 days in office: Trump's approval rating reaches a new low. No American head of state has been this unpopular at this point in a presidency in eight decades. Barely more than 40 percent of Americans are enthusiastic about his daily barrage of regulations and announcements. Even Trump voters are expressing criticism. Read the article (SZ Plus)
- Trade: The Chinese are mostly scornful of Trump's tariffs (SZ Plus)
Israel's intelligence chief announces resignation after dispute. The head of the domestic intelligence agency Shin Bet, Ronen Bar, will resign on June 15 following a dispute with Prime Minister Netanyahu. Netanyahu's actions against Bar sparked a wave of protests in Israel. Read the live blog.
Zelensky: US raw materials agreement now stronger and fairer. The Ukrainian president says that both countries could now benefit from the potential deal with Washington after new negotiations. He also praised the Ukrainian intelligence services for the "liquidation" of Russian military personnel. Read the live blog.
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