Reuters World News Harvard, deportations, American gas and basketball in Europe
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Apr 15, 2025 Harvard faces a staggering $2.3 billion funding freeze after a clash with the Trump administration. Meanwhile, El Salvador's president reveals he won't return a man wrongfully deported from the U.S. Europe's energy security is under threat as reliance on American gas grows precariously amid ongoing conflicts. Lastly, the NBA is eyeing expansion into Europe, fueled by the sport's rising international popularity, though logistic challenges loom large.
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Harvard Funding Freeze
- The Trump administration froze over $2 billion in Harvard's funding.
- This followed Harvard's refusal to comply with demands like viewpoint audits.
Deportation Dispute
- El Salvador's President, Nayib Bukele, stated he lacks authority to return a mistakenly deported U.S. man.
- This comes despite a U.S. Supreme Court order for the man's return.
Argentina's Peso Drop
- Argentina's peso dropped 10% after President Javier Milei lifted currency controls.
- This is part of a $20 billion IMF loan deal, seen as a planned move by investors.