November 18, 2024
US
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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Biden's authorization for Ukraine to use ATACMS missiles inside Russian territory dominated morning coverage, with Moscow warning of "inevitable escalation" and potential world war. The Kremlin's response intensified through the day, particularly regarding strikes in the Kursk region.
By afternoon, Trump's transition plans crystallized further with Sean Duffy's nomination for Transportation Secretary and Chris Wright for Energy. The FCC nomination of Project 2025's co-author signaled alignment with transition planning documents. Morning Joe hosts' Mar-a-Lago meeting highlighted media realignment patterns.
Evening coverage focused on Matt Gaetz's ethics investigation as two women testified about alleged Venmo payments, while House leadership moved to keep the report sealed. Spirit Airlines' bankruptcy filing and a major winter storm threatening Thanksgiving travel rounded out economic concerns.
Netanyahu's claim about damaging Iran's nuclear facilities in October strikes added complexity to Middle East transition planning.
By afternoon, Trump's transition plans crystallized further with Sean Duffy's nomination for Transportation Secretary and Chris Wright for Energy. The FCC nomination of Project 2025's co-author signaled alignment with transition planning documents. Morning Joe hosts' Mar-a-Lago meeting highlighted media realignment patterns.
Evening coverage focused on Matt Gaetz's ethics investigation as two women testified about alleged Venmo payments, while House leadership moved to keep the report sealed. Spirit Airlines' bankruptcy filing and a major winter storm threatening Thanksgiving travel rounded out economic concerns.
Netanyahu's claim about damaging Iran's nuclear facilities in October strikes added complexity to Middle East transition planning.
Israel
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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The morning began with Lebanon's positive response to a US-mediated ceasefire proposal, following Iran's pressure on Hezbollah. US envoy Hochstein prepared for regional visits to finalize arrangements that would include dismantling Hezbollah's military infrastructure north of the Litani.
By afternoon, Netanyahu's Knesset speech about hostages was interrupted when families were ejected from the gallery, while his office explored paths to dismiss both the Attorney General and Shin Bet chief. The PMO leak suspect Feldstein was transferred to suicide watch after a noose was found in his cell.
The evening brought unprecedented rocket strikes: Safaa Kat, 50, was killed in her shelter in Shfaram, with 30 others injured. Hours later, an intercepted missile's fragments struck Ramat Gan and Bnei Brak, causing five injuries and significant damage. These incidents marked the deepest successful strikes into Israel's center since October.
By afternoon, Netanyahu's Knesset speech about hostages was interrupted when families were ejected from the gallery, while his office explored paths to dismiss both the Attorney General and Shin Bet chief. The PMO leak suspect Feldstein was transferred to suicide watch after a noose was found in his cell.
The evening brought unprecedented rocket strikes: Safaa Kat, 50, was killed in her shelter in Shfaram, with 30 others injured. Hours later, an intercepted missile's fragments struck Ramat Gan and Bnei Brak, causing five injuries and significant damage. These incidents marked the deepest successful strikes into Israel's center since October.
Germany
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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Biden's authorization for Ukraine to use ATACMS against Russian targets dominated morning coverage, with Moscow threatening response and Zelenskyy promising action. By midday, reports revealed Bundeswehr preparations of private sector for potential war scenarios, while Berlin concluded budget negotiations with significant cuts.
The afternoon brought revelations of China's suspected drone support for Russia, prompting Baerbock to warn of consequences. Scholz maintained his refusal to supply Taurus missiles despite mounting pressure, leading to increased isolation from allies and internal SPD criticism.
Evening coverage focused on the SPD leadership crisis, as party members debated replacing Scholz with Pistorius as chancellor candidate. The Nord Stream investigation gained attention when an alleged perpetrator dismissed German economic damages as "insignificant." Audi's China strategy and VW's workforce concerns closed the day's economic reporting.
The afternoon brought revelations of China's suspected drone support for Russia, prompting Baerbock to warn of consequences. Scholz maintained his refusal to supply Taurus missiles despite mounting pressure, leading to increased isolation from allies and internal SPD criticism.
Evening coverage focused on the SPD leadership crisis, as party members debated replacing Scholz with Pistorius as chancellor candidate. The Nord Stream investigation gained attention when an alleged perpetrator dismissed German economic damages as "insignificant." Audi's China strategy and VW's workforce concerns closed the day's economic reporting.
France
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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French farmers launched "fires of anger" at 85 demonstration points nationwide, marking a strategic shift from previous road blockades. FNSEA-JA's coordinated action targeted the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, with Macron declaring France's opposition from South America. Interior Minister set boundaries against prolonged blockades, while union elections emerged as an underlying factor in the mobilization's timing.
Biden's authorization for Ukraine to use ATACMS missiles on Russian territory prompted immediate Kremlin warnings of escalation, while military specialist Boyer described Ukrainian forces showing "final spasms." A Russian strike on Odessa killed 10 civilians as Zelensky visited Pokrovsk frontline.
Health Minister announced 5% reduction in medication reimbursements for 2025, while Barnier received all opposition parties, including RN and LFI, for budget consultations - a notable shift in institutional practice.
Biden's authorization for Ukraine to use ATACMS missiles on Russian territory prompted immediate Kremlin warnings of escalation, while military specialist Boyer described Ukrainian forces showing "final spasms." A Russian strike on Odessa killed 10 civilians as Zelensky visited Pokrovsk frontline.
Health Minister announced 5% reduction in medication reimbursements for 2025, while Barnier received all opposition parties, including RN and LFI, for budget consultations - a notable shift in institutional practice.
Lebanon
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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Lebanon delivered its response to Washington's ceasefire proposal, with Mikati describing it as "positive." Hochstein initially postponed his visit pending clarifications, then reportedly prepared to arrive as the day progressed.
Military operations intensified with Israel conducting three strikes on Beirut within 24 hours, including a significant hit on Zokak Al-Blat that resulted in four casualties. The strikes followed previous day's assassinations of Hezbollah officials in Ras al-Nabaa and Mar Elias.
Hezbollah expanded its range, targeting Tel Aviv and the Krayot area north of Haifa with rockets and drones, while maintaining pressure on northern settlements. Israel struck Tyre's main water facility, killing two local officials.
UNESCO approved enhanced protection status for 34 Lebanese archaeological sites, as Netanyahu declared Israel would maintain operational freedom even under a potential agreement.
Military operations intensified with Israel conducting three strikes on Beirut within 24 hours, including a significant hit on Zokak Al-Blat that resulted in four casualties. The strikes followed previous day's assassinations of Hezbollah officials in Ras al-Nabaa and Mar Elias.
Hezbollah expanded its range, targeting Tel Aviv and the Krayot area north of Haifa with rockets and drones, while maintaining pressure on northern settlements. Israel struck Tyre's main water facility, killing two local officials.
UNESCO approved enhanced protection status for 34 Lebanese archaeological sites, as Netanyahu declared Israel would maintain operational freedom even under a potential agreement.
Ukraine
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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The morning began with reports of Biden authorizing ATACMS strikes within Russia, specifically in Kursk region, marking a shift in Western policy. Germany announced plans to deliver 4,000 "mini-Taurus" kamikaze drones to Ukraine.
Russian forces struck residential buildings in Sumy and Odesa with ballistic missiles. The Sumy attack resulted in 11 deaths and 89 injuries, while the Odesa strike killed 10 and wounded 47, including children. Both attacks targeted civilian infrastructure, continuing the pattern from November 17's massive missile assault.
By evening, Josep Borrell confirmed U.S. authorization for Ukraine to use missiles with 300km range against Russian targets. Ukrenergo announced nationwide power outages scheduled for November 19, from 6:00 to 23:00, as infrastructure damage from recent strikes necessitated controlled blackouts. Reports emerged of Russia accumulating approximately 300 X-101 cruise missiles, with monthly production capacity of 50 units.
Russian forces struck residential buildings in Sumy and Odesa with ballistic missiles. The Sumy attack resulted in 11 deaths and 89 injuries, while the Odesa strike killed 10 and wounded 47, including children. Both attacks targeted civilian infrastructure, continuing the pattern from November 17's massive missile assault.
By evening, Josep Borrell confirmed U.S. authorization for Ukraine to use missiles with 300km range against Russian targets. Ukrenergo announced nationwide power outages scheduled for November 19, from 6:00 to 23:00, as infrastructure damage from recent strikes necessitated controlled blackouts. Reports emerged of Russia accumulating approximately 300 X-101 cruise missiles, with monthly production capacity of 50 units.
Palestine
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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Morning reports focused on new casualties in northern Gaza, with 17 killed in Beit Lahia strikes. Health authorities reported the total death toll approaching 44,000. Hamas denied Israeli claims about its leadership relocating from Qatar to Turkey.
The afternoon saw significant internal security operations in Gaza, with local authorities conducting a major crackdown on aid theft networks. UNRWA reported the loss of 98 aid trucks to looters. The operation resulted in over 20 casualties among alleged thieves, marking an unprecedented internal security action during the conflict.
Evening developments centered on Hezbollah's strike on Tel Aviv, causing five injuries and temporary closure of Ben Gurion Airport. Netanyahu claimed rejection of U.S. pressure regarding Rafah operations, while reports emerged of Shin Bet chief's secret visit to Turkey for prisoner exchange negotiations.
The afternoon saw significant internal security operations in Gaza, with local authorities conducting a major crackdown on aid theft networks. UNRWA reported the loss of 98 aid trucks to looters. The operation resulted in over 20 casualties among alleged thieves, marking an unprecedented internal security action during the conflict.
Evening developments centered on Hezbollah's strike on Tel Aviv, causing five injuries and temporary closure of Ben Gurion Airport. Netanyahu claimed rejection of U.S. pressure regarding Rafah operations, while reports emerged of Shin Bet chief's secret visit to Turkey for prisoner exchange negotiations.
UK
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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Biden's authorization for Ukraine to use US-supplied missiles within Russian territory dominated coverage, marking a significant policy shift two months before Trump's anticipated presidency. Morning reports focused on Moscow's reaction, with the Kremlin warning of "throwing oil on fire" and "inevitable escalation." Trump allies framed it as Biden attempting to start "a whole new war" before leaving office.
By afternoon, Sweden's distribution of nuclear preparedness pamphlets to households added to the escalation narrative. The Education Secretary acknowledged systemic failures in children's care, with private providers treating vulnerable children as "cash cows."
Evening coverage saw Russia vowing a "palpable response" if the missiles were used, while Labour faced pressure over rural votes due to farm tax policies - a continuation of previous days' agricultural unrest that saw Welsh farmers surrounding Labour's conference.
By afternoon, Sweden's distribution of nuclear preparedness pamphlets to households added to the escalation narrative. The Education Secretary acknowledged systemic failures in children's care, with private providers treating vulnerable children as "cash cows."
Evening coverage saw Russia vowing a "palpable response" if the missiles were used, while Labour faced pressure over rural votes due to farm tax policies - a continuation of previous days' agricultural unrest that saw Welsh farmers surrounding Labour's conference.
Iran
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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Morning coverage centered on Biden's authorization for Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russian territory, while Iran's foreign policy advisor assured China that potential Trump victory wouldn't alter Tehran's stance.
By afternoon, the EU and UK announced sanctions targeting Iran's shipping company and Iran Air for supporting Russia, prompting warnings from Tehran about potential countermeasures. Government spokesperson denied rumors of 40% gasoline price increases, while car prices jumped 23-33% for domestic manufacturers.
Evening brought Netanyahu's claims of destroying parts of Iran's nuclear infrastructure and S-300 defense systems in recent strikes, while Iran's UN ambassador warned about Israeli WMDs. MP Pezeshkian indicated consensus among leadership regarding potential removal of internet filtering, marking shift from previous position. Reports emerged of missile strikes on Tel Aviv, while Germany announced preparation of new IAEA resolution against Iran.
By afternoon, the EU and UK announced sanctions targeting Iran's shipping company and Iran Air for supporting Russia, prompting warnings from Tehran about potential countermeasures. Government spokesperson denied rumors of 40% gasoline price increases, while car prices jumped 23-33% for domestic manufacturers.
Evening brought Netanyahu's claims of destroying parts of Iran's nuclear infrastructure and S-300 defense systems in recent strikes, while Iran's UN ambassador warned about Israeli WMDs. MP Pezeshkian indicated consensus among leadership regarding potential removal of internet filtering, marking shift from previous position. Reports emerged of missile strikes on Tel Aviv, while Germany announced preparation of new IAEA resolution against Iran.
Russia
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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The morning began with reports of 59 Ukrainian drones intercepted over five Russian regions, continuing the pattern of increased aerial warfare from previous days. By mid-morning, news broke about Biden's authorization for Ukraine to use ATACMS missiles for strikes up to 300km inside Russian territory, specifically in Kursk region.
The Russian diplomatic and military establishment spent the day crafting responses, with Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zakharova warning of "tangible responses" and the Kremlin describing a "qualitatively new stage" of conflict. The White House maintained strategic ambiguity, neither confirming nor denying the authorization, while EU foreign policy chief Borrell confirmed the 300km strike range by evening.
German leadership explicitly distanced itself from the US position, refusing to follow Washington's approach regarding long-range strikes. Meanwhile, Erdogan's peace proposal involving NATO membership postponement received immediate rejection from Moscow.
The Russian diplomatic and military establishment spent the day crafting responses, with Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zakharova warning of "tangible responses" and the Kremlin describing a "qualitatively new stage" of conflict. The White House maintained strategic ambiguity, neither confirming nor denying the authorization, while EU foreign policy chief Borrell confirmed the 300km strike range by evening.
German leadership explicitly distanced itself from the US position, refusing to follow Washington's approach regarding long-range strikes. Meanwhile, Erdogan's peace proposal involving NATO membership postponement received immediate rejection from Moscow.
Italy
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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Morning media focused on Biden's authorization for Ukraine to use ATACMS missiles against Russian targets in Kursk, with Moscow warning of escalation. The story evolved into analysis of Biden's attempt to preempt Trump's potential return.
By early afternoon, attention shifted to regional elections in Emilia-Romagna and Umbria. Despite record low turnout, initial exit polls showed center-left's De Pascale leading in Emilia-Romagna, while Umbria presented an unexpected tight race. As evening approached, projections confirmed center-left victories in both regions, with Proietti securing 51.5% in Umbria against incumbent Tesei's 45.5%. The results represent a significant shift from previous right-wing gains.
Meloni, from Brazil's G20, acknowledged the defeats while emphasizing collaboration. Schlein framed the victories as validation of united opposition strategy, while media noted the Five Star Movement's continued decline in both regions.
By early afternoon, attention shifted to regional elections in Emilia-Romagna and Umbria. Despite record low turnout, initial exit polls showed center-left's De Pascale leading in Emilia-Romagna, while Umbria presented an unexpected tight race. As evening approached, projections confirmed center-left victories in both regions, with Proietti securing 51.5% in Umbria against incumbent Tesei's 45.5%. The results represent a significant shift from previous right-wing gains.
Meloni, from Brazil's G20, acknowledged the defeats while emphasizing collaboration. Schlein framed the victories as validation of united opposition strategy, while media noted the Five Star Movement's continued decline in both regions.
Japan
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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The morning began with aftermath analysis of Saito's unprecedented gubernatorial victory in Hyogo, achieved through social media despite unified establishment opposition. By midday, a key assembly investigator resigned amid digital harassment, demonstrating social media's growing influence on institutional processes.
The Bank of Japan signaled continued rate hikes if economic conditions permit, while credit card companies announced a 30-company alliance against fraud. JR Hokkaido revealed severe rail corrosion as cause of recent derailment, with thickness reduced to 3mm from standard 15mm.
The evening saw prosecutors demand life imprisonment for the "Don Juan of Kishu" widow, while reports emerged of metal theft networks targeting solar panel infrastructure, with Southeast Asian groups accounting for 60-70% of cases.
The Bank of Japan signaled continued rate hikes if economic conditions permit, while credit card companies announced a 30-company alliance against fraud. JR Hokkaido revealed severe rail corrosion as cause of recent derailment, with thickness reduced to 3mm from standard 15mm.
The evening saw prosecutors demand life imprisonment for the "Don Juan of Kishu" widow, while reports emerged of metal theft networks targeting solar panel infrastructure, with Southeast Asian groups accounting for 60-70% of cases.
Netherlands
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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Morning coverage centered on Biden's authorization for Ukraine to use American weapons deep within Russian territory, prompting immediate threats of escalation from Moscow. The decision's timing, near Biden's term end, generated extensive analysis.
Early afternoon reports shifted to domestic matters as PVV senator Van Strien faced scrutiny over hidden financial interests, while Minister Faber's refusal to work with Halsema's former spokesperson continued fallout from recent Amsterdam tensions. The European plastic production decline emerged as an environmental concern.
Evening coverage returned to Ukraine as military analysts detailed hundreds of Russian targets now within ATACMS range. Meanwhile, Danish agricultural carbon tax plans drew attention as a potential model for Dutch farming policy, while privacy watchdogs launched investigations into credit information bureaus. Georgia's election protests and Hezbollah's potential ceasefire agreement rounded out international coverage.
Early afternoon reports shifted to domestic matters as PVV senator Van Strien faced scrutiny over hidden financial interests, while Minister Faber's refusal to work with Halsema's former spokesperson continued fallout from recent Amsterdam tensions. The European plastic production decline emerged as an environmental concern.
Evening coverage returned to Ukraine as military analysts detailed hundreds of Russian targets now within ATACMS range. Meanwhile, Danish agricultural carbon tax plans drew attention as a potential model for Dutch farming policy, while privacy watchdogs launched investigations into credit information bureaus. Georgia's election protests and Hezbollah's potential ceasefire agreement rounded out international coverage.
India
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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Delhi's air quality reached 493 AQI by morning, prompting the Supreme Court to mandate GRAP-IV implementation across NCR. Initially exempted, classes 10-12 were also moved online by afternoon as hospital admissions spiked and flight visibility dropped to 150 meters.
Fresh violence erupted in Manipur's Jiribam district, with protesters attacking party offices and MLAs' residences. Home Minister Shah canceled other engagements to chair an emergency meeting, deploying 50 additional companies of central forces.
SpaceX successfully launched ISRO's heaviest satellite GSAT-20 (4,700 kg) in the evening, marking India's first commercial collaboration with Musk's company.
US authorities detained Anmol Bishnoi, brother of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and wanted in the Salman Khan residence shooting case. Indian Coast Guard intercepted a Pakistani vessel after a two-hour chase, rescuing seven Indian fishermen.
Fresh violence erupted in Manipur's Jiribam district, with protesters attacking party offices and MLAs' residences. Home Minister Shah canceled other engagements to chair an emergency meeting, deploying 50 additional companies of central forces.
SpaceX successfully launched ISRO's heaviest satellite GSAT-20 (4,700 kg) in the evening, marking India's first commercial collaboration with Musk's company.
US authorities detained Anmol Bishnoi, brother of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and wanted in the Salman Khan residence shooting case. Indian Coast Guard intercepted a Pakistani vessel after a two-hour chase, rescuing seven Indian fishermen.
Poland
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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The morning began with PKW's rejection of PiS's financial statement, threatening the party's access to public funding - a development that could significantly impact opposition dynamics. This followed previous days' tensions over internal KO polling between Trzaskowski and Sikorski.
By afternoon, attention shifted to Biden's authorization for Ukraine to use American weapons against Russian targets, with Moscow characterizing this as direct US involvement in the conflict. This development connected to earlier discussions about Scholz-Putin communications and Trump's potential influence.
The evening brought a symbolic parallel to the morning's political losses, as Poland's football team lost to Scotland in the final minutes, resulting in relegation from Nations League Division A. The day concluded with another sports narrative, as Świątek fought to maintain Poland's tennis hopes in an ongoing match against Italy.
By afternoon, attention shifted to Biden's authorization for Ukraine to use American weapons against Russian targets, with Moscow characterizing this as direct US involvement in the conflict. This development connected to earlier discussions about Scholz-Putin communications and Trump's potential influence.
The evening brought a symbolic parallel to the morning's political losses, as Poland's football team lost to Scotland in the final minutes, resulting in relegation from Nations League Division A. The day concluded with another sports narrative, as Świątek fought to maintain Poland's tennis hopes in an ongoing match against Italy.
Spain
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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Morning coverage centered on mounting engineering criticism of Minister Ribera's hydraulic infrastructure management, while Mazón faced new revelations about direct contracts to Gürtel-linked constructors for flood recovery. CIS polls showed PSOE gaining ground as PP suffered from DANA aftermath.
By afternoon, Mazón dismissed Tourism Minister Montes over flood response, while King Felipe VI appointed two women to senior Royal House positions. Coalition tensions peaked as cross-vetoes between government partners sank proposed banking and energy taxes.
Evening brought last-minute negotiations to save the fiscal reform package, with PSOE promising ERC, Bildu, and BNG extended energy taxes and modified banking levies. Meanwhile, Sánchez engaged with Von der Leyen to unlock Ribera's EU Commission nomination, considering support for Meloni's candidate as leverage.
By afternoon, Mazón dismissed Tourism Minister Montes over flood response, while King Felipe VI appointed two women to senior Royal House positions. Coalition tensions peaked as cross-vetoes between government partners sank proposed banking and energy taxes.
Evening brought last-minute negotiations to save the fiscal reform package, with PSOE promising ERC, Bildu, and BNG extended energy taxes and modified banking levies. Meanwhile, Sánchez engaged with Von der Leyen to unlock Ribera's EU Commission nomination, considering support for Meloni's candidate as leverage.
Turkey
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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The trial of the Yenidoğan Gang, accused of infant deaths for insurance fraud, began with 47 defendants facing up to 589 years in prison. Victims' families and journalists were denied entry to the courtroom, while a key defendant revealed systematic document manipulation for financial gain.
President Erdoğan attended the G20 summit in Brazil, where he called for a permanent Gaza ceasefire. Turkey maintained its diplomatic stance by denying airspace access to Israeli President Herzog.
The military command crisis deepened as three commanders faced dismissal requests related to the sword oath ceremony controversy. CHP leader Özel announced continued resistance in Esenyurt following recent municipal interventions.
Renowned Sumerologist Muazzez İlmiye Çığ's death at 110 generated significant coverage, with competing narratives about her legacy emerging in different media outlets.
President Erdoğan attended the G20 summit in Brazil, where he called for a permanent Gaza ceasefire. Turkey maintained its diplomatic stance by denying airspace access to Israeli President Herzog.
The military command crisis deepened as three commanders faced dismissal requests related to the sword oath ceremony controversy. CHP leader Özel announced continued resistance in Esenyurt following recent municipal interventions.
Renowned Sumerologist Muazzez İlmiye Çığ's death at 110 generated significant coverage, with competing narratives about her legacy emerging in different media outlets.
China
•18.11.2024
•Monday
•281 days ago
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Xi's arrival in Rio for G20 dominated morning coverage, with state media amplifying his calls for a "multi-polar world" and "inclusive globalization." These messages built on themes from his final Xi-Biden meeting in Lima. Early reports highlighted a significant mining expansion in Congo, revealing parallel economic strategies while diplomatic messaging continued.
By midday, coverage shifted to Xi's meetings with UK's Keir Starmer and Australia's Albanese, while Hong Kong media focused on the approaching sentencing of 47 pro-democracy activists. The youth unemployment rate remained above 17% for the fourth consecutive month, though state media avoided this topic.
Evening coverage returned to Xi's participation in the "Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty" launch, while international outlets reported on China's preparations for potential Trump tariffs and Taiwan's efforts to fortify its communications infrastructure.
By midday, coverage shifted to Xi's meetings with UK's Keir Starmer and Australia's Albanese, while Hong Kong media focused on the approaching sentencing of 47 pro-democracy activists. The youth unemployment rate remained above 17% for the fourth consecutive month, though state media avoided this topic.
Evening coverage returned to Xi's participation in the "Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty" launch, while international outlets reported on China's preparations for potential Trump tariffs and Taiwan's efforts to fortify its communications infrastructure.
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