The Week of June 25, 2017 by CoenM

Over 150 people died in what ASIAN COUNTRY when an overturned fuel truck from which they were trying to salvage fuel exploded?

What JAPANESE COMPANY filed for bankruptcy, unable to climb out of the hole created by its massive airbag recall?

The EU levied a $2.7 billion fine against what INTERNET COMPANY, saying it violated antitrust laws by skewing search results to favor its own shopping service over smaller shopping sites?

What EUROPEAN COUNTRY's lower house of parliament approved a bill allowing same sex marriage, after the country's chancellor allowed her party's MPs to vote their consciences rather than the party's stand against it?

Police officer Oscar Perez is wanted for a shooting and grenade attack on the Interior Ministry and Supreme Court buildings in what SOUTH AMERICAN CAPITAL, exacerbating tensions from earlier in the week when opposition legislators were confronted by armed citizen groups?

While it hit giant corporations like Maersk and Merck, what COUNTRY believes that the Petya ransomware attack was originally directed at them, as they've been engaged in a multi-year cyberwar with Russia and had several major installations, such as the Borispol airport, as early targets of the attack?

Mitch McConnell pulled the Senate health care bill (BRCA) from a possible vote due to GOP defections, including four Senators who believed it didn't go far enough and what WESTERN SENATOR who, along with his governor, Brian Sandoval, felt the bill would be too damaging to Medicare recipients?

What PHARMACY CHAIN scrapped plans to buy Rite Aid, but will instead buy roughly half of Rite Aid's stores?

A request to the states from what SECRETARY OF STATE FOR KANSAS, the vice chair of a presidential committee to investigate voter fraud, to get voter rolls, was rejected (at least in part) by nearly half of alll states, including, ironically, Kansas?

While a deal is in the works, what US STATE will enter its third straight fiscal year without a budget, threatening a variety of services, thanks to ongoing conflicts between the legislature and governor Bruce Rauner?

Chinese president Xi Jinping noted that using what SPECIAL AUTONOMOUS REGION as a jumping off point to challenge the central government would cross a "red line" in remarks made at a ceremony there marking the anniversary of its hand-over to China?

The US Supreme Court temporarily ruled in favor of the Trump travel ban (they will hear a full case in October), though the ability of people from one of the six restricted countries to enter the US if they have "close family" has come under fire due to the way that term was defined by what FEDERAL DEPARTMENT?