Global Tensions Escalate: Trump Threatens Tariffs, Nepal Appoints First Female PM Amid Protests, Major Rally in London – 9/14/2025, 12:25:09 PM

The latest world news as of September 14, 2025, includes significant geopolitical developments, major protests, and high-profile incidents:

• US President Donald Trump has called on NATO allies to stop buying Russian oil and threatened China with major tariffs over its continued purchases of Russian petroleum, escalating tensions in global energy markets and international trade[1][2]. China has responded by reaffirming its opposition to tariffs, emphasizing its non-involvement in wars[2].

• Over 100,000 people marched in London for a far-right rally organized by activist Tommy Robinson, with large counterprotests from anti-racism groups; police intervened to keep both sides apart[1][2].

• Nepal has sworn in its first woman prime minister, Sushila Karki, on an interim basis after deadly Gen Z-led protests left at least 72 dead. Karki has declared those killed as “martyrs” and promised relief for families, vowing to address corruption and heed protester demands[1][2].

• The assassination of US conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University has prompted the Trump administration to request $58 million for increased security for government branches. The suspect, Tyler Robinson, was arrested and is reportedly cooperating with authorities[1][2].

• Israel has launched airstrikes on targets in Qatar, claiming to target senior Hamas officials, amid reports that Israeli intelligence agency Mossad had opposed the operation[2].

• An incident involving the killing of an Indian-origin man at a Dallas motel has sparked concern among non-resident Indians (NRIs) in the US, with the story gaining widespread attention online[2].

These events represent the major global headlines as of this morning, reflecting ongoing political, security, and social unrest in several key regions.