November 21, 2024
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US
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
The morning headlines focused on federal investigations tracing payments from Matt Gaetz to women, leading to his evening withdrawal as Trump's attorney general nominee. Pam Bondi emerged as the replacement pick before midnight.
The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant over alleged Gaza war crimes, generating responses from multiple nations. The US vetoed a UN Security Council resolution on Gaza cease-fire.
Russia's claimed ICBM strike on Dnipro evolved throughout the day, with Putin later clarifying it was a new intermediate-range missile system. Moscow threatened to attack US bases in Poland with "advanced weapons."
The Justice Department moved to break up Google, specifically targeting Chrome browser divestiture. The Illinois Supreme Court's unexpected reversal of Jussie Smollett's conviction and Brazilian police indicting Bolsonaro for coup plotting rounded out significant developments.
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Israel
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
The morning began with deadly rocket fire in Nahariya, killing Brain Director, 27, near a playground, marking the fourth fatality in the city within two weeks. The Military Police launched an investigation into yesterday's deaths in Lebanon, where civilian researcher Ze'ev Erlich entered a combat zone unauthorized.

By early afternoon, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant over alleged war crimes in Gaza. Netanyahu called it "a modern Dreyfus trial" while France and Netherlands confirmed they would honor the warrants. The US announced opposition to the ICC's decision.

The indictment against Netanyahu's former spokesperson Feldstein revealed messages showing the PM's approval of classified document leaks. By evening, Staff Sergeant Ron Epstein, 19, became the 29th IDF casualty in the Jabaliya operation. US envoy Hochstein's ceasefire negotiations with Lebanon showed progress, with sources suggesting an agreement within weeks.
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Germany
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
Morning coverage focused on Russia's first use of an intercontinental ballistic missile against Ukraine, following Ukraine's deployment of British Storm Shadow missiles in Russian territory. The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for both Netanyahu and Hamas leaders, marking unprecedented dual action against opposing sides.

By afternoon, Brandenburg announced consideration of leaving the RBB public broadcaster, while Trump's choice Matt Gaetz withdrew from Justice Minister nomination. The VW labor dispute intensified with IG Metall calling for strikes.

The evening brought resolution to the week-long SPD leadership crisis, as Defense Minister Pistorius declined the chancellor candidacy through a video message, expressing support for Scholz. The party announced plans to formally nominate Scholz on Monday, though internal criticism of party leadership's handling of the situation continued in media coverage.
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France
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
Storm Caetano intensified beyond meteorological predictions, affecting 58 departments and leaving 235,000 households without power. The snowfall in Paris reached November levels unseen since 1968, while Charles de Gaulle airport cancelled 10% of flights.

The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for both Netanyahu and Hamas leadership, prompting EU calls for implementation while the US rejected the decision. Netanyahu compared it to the Dreyfus Affair.

Putin confirmed Russia's use of a new medium-range ballistic missile against Dnipro, contradicting earlier Ukrainian claims of an ICBM strike. He warned of potential strikes against countries whose weapons are used by Kiev, while France's defense minister criticized North Korean troop involvement in Ukraine.

Michel Barnier faced increased pressure over corporate tax exemptions, as the New Popular Front agreed on censure motion terms without settling on post-censure strategy.
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Lebanon
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant, generating divided international reactions and prompting European officials to discuss potential arrest procedures. The development coincided with intensified Israeli strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs, with over 12 raids reported on Dahiyeh.

The Lebanese Health Ministry confirmed 13 deaths from previous day's strikes on Maarake. Hezbollah expanded its range, claiming its first strike on Ashdod while maintaining pressure on northern settlements. The group emphasized its "Tel Aviv for Beirut" equation through MP Fayyad's statement.

By evening, reports emerged of 22 casualties from Israeli strikes in the Bekaa Valley, marking significant expansion of the conflict zone. Meanwhile, Israeli media indicated "significant progress" in ceasefire talks, though sources suggested no deal would materialize before next week.
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Ukraine
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
Early morning air raid alerts preceded Russia's first use of intercontinental-range missiles against Ukraine, striking Dnipro and damaging a rehabilitation center for disabled people. Throughout the morning, speculation about the missile type culminated in Putin's evening announcement that Russia had tested its new medium-range "Oreshnik" missile.

The strikes injured 31 in Kryvyi Rih and three in Dnipro. Reuters revealed Russia had warned the US before the launch, while the Pentagon confirmed the missile test. Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhnyi declared the involvement of North Korean troops and Iranian drones marked the beginning of World War III.

The attacks occurred on Ukraine's Day of Dignity and Freedom, following yesterday's confirmation of Storm Shadow strikes within Russian territory. The White House stated the missile demonstration would not affect weapon deliveries to Ukraine.
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Palestine
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
Two major strikes in northern Gaza's Beit Lahia and Sheikh Radwan neighborhood resulted in 66 casualties during early morning hours. Al-Qassam Brigades reported engaging 15 Israeli soldiers "from zero distance" in Beit Lahia.

By noon, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Gallant, marking an unprecedented development. The Netherlands and Italy confirmed they would enforce the warrants, effectively restricting Netanyahu's movement to non-ICC member states. The U.S. Pentagon rejected the warrants' validity.

Evening reports focused on escalating operations in Lebanon, with 22 casualties reported in Israeli strikes on the Bekaa Valley. Health Ministry data indicated 211 newborns had died during the conflict. Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza reported running out of oxygen supplies.
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UK
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
John Prescott's death at 86 dominated morning coverage, with Tony Blair leading tributes to his former deputy. The narrative shifted as Ukraine claimed Russia launched an intercontinental ballistic missile at Dnipro - a claim that drew skepticism by mid-morning, until Putin confirmed it was an experimental ballistic missile test.

The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant, and Hamas commander Deif over alleged war crimes, prompting Britain to confirm it would enforce the warrant - a position Starmer endorsed. Netanyahu dismissed the warrant as antisemitic.

The escalation pattern continued from previous days, with Russia threatening to strike US bases in Poland in response to Ukraine's use of Storm Shadow missiles. Putin's announcement about the missile test marked the first official acknowledgment of new strategic weapons deployment in Ukraine.
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Iran
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
Morning coverage focused on Biden's final military aid package to Ukraine and Iran's nuclear negotiations. By midday, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Galant, and Hamas commander Deif - a development that Tehran's media covered extensively while highlighting US opposition to the ICC's jurisdiction.

The European Union's demand for immediate halt to Iran's nuclear program escalation dominated afternoon coverage, with Araghchi warning against "non-technical" moves. State media emphasized Pezeshkian's visits to Sistan-Baluchestan, presenting them as demonstrations of internal unity.

Evening brought the IAEA Board of Governors' resolution against Iran's nuclear program, passed by large majority despite support from seven countries for Iran's position. Tehran's immediate response included announcements of advanced centrifuge deployment, marking another escalation in the ongoing nuclear standoff.
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Russia
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
The morning began with Ukrainian claims of Russia using an ICBM against Dnepropetrovsk, which Moscow initially refused to comment on. By afternoon, Putin made an unexpected address confirming Russia's first combat use of the experimental "Oreshnik" ballistic missile system, framing it as a response to recent Storm Shadow and ATACMS strikes inside Russian territory.

In parallel, the US Treasury expanded sanctions against Russia's financial sector, targeting Gazprombank - the last major Russian bank maintaining direct connections to Western financial systems. The State Duma approved a federal budget for 2025-2027 with record military spending.

The International Criminal Court's issuance of arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Galant received extensive coverage in Russian media, with Moscow using the development to criticize Western selective approach to international law.
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Italy
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
The morning began with Italian media celebrating Fitto's confirmation as EU Commission vice president, marking a diplomatic victory for Meloni's government. Focus shifted dramatically by noon when the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant, and Hamas leader Deif for war crimes, with the Netherlands declaring readiness to execute the warrants.

Putin's afternoon announcement dominated coverage, confirming Russia's use of new missiles against Ukraine while threatening to strike countries providing weapons to Kiev. US sources contradicted Russian claims about the missile's classification, indicating it was medium-range rather than intercontinental.

The evening saw Italian tennis fortunes rise as Sinner led Italy to Davis Cup semifinals, providing a counterpoint to the day's geopolitical tensions. The coverage pattern showed Italian media maintaining balanced attention between international developments and domestic achievements, while carefully parsing conflicting claims about Russian military capabilities.
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Japan
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
Morning reports detailed the government's finalized ¥39 trillion economic package, building on previous days' negotiations between the ruling coalition and opposition. The package includes raising the tax-free income threshold that dominated headlines earlier this week.

By midday, Ukrainian reports of Russia launching an ICBM from its southern region generated significant media attention. Western officials later contradicted these claims, revealing it was a conventional ballistic missile - showcasing the information warfare aspects of the conflict.

Afternoon coverage shifted to Google's strong opposition to the U.S. Justice Department's Chrome browser divestiture demands, with estimates suggesting a ¥3 trillion valuation. The International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Netanyahu closed the day's major developments, while local coverage continued examining the aftermath of social media's role in recent Japanese elections.
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Netherlands
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
Morning papers reported Russia's first use of intercontinental ballistic missiles against Ukraine, marking an escalation in military capabilities. GPS interference affecting Dutch aircraft highlighted growing vulnerability of critical infrastructure.

By noon, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant, and Hamas leadership, placing the Netherlands in a complex diplomatic position as host country. The US Congress demanded insight into ASML's China exports, intensifying the ongoing technology transfer dispute.

Evening coverage revealed Minister Veldkamp's distrust of his own ministry, while IDFA withdrew a Russian soldiers documentary to avoid controversy. The weapons fair at Rotterdam's Ahoy faced protests and vandalism, connecting to wider debates about arms supplies during concurrent conflicts. Solar panel owners protested new feed-in tariffs, while Tata Steel IJmuiden announced additional cost-cutting measures of €60 million.
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India
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
US Securities Commission charges against Adani Group, alleging $265 million bribes to Indian officials, triggered a market collapse that wiped $24 billion from the group's value. By afternoon, Kenya canceled its airport deal with Adani, marking the first international fallout.
Exit polls from Maharashtra showed advantage for the BJP-led alliance, while MVA partners publicly disputed chief minister candidacy even before results. The electoral discourse shifted from previous days' violence reports to coalition arithmetic.
Russia's claim of first-ever ICBM use in Ukraine dominated international coverage, though Western officials disputed the classification. Putin later clarified it was a new hypersonic missile, issuing warnings to the US and UK.
The Modi government prepared 16 bills for the winter session, including the controversial Waqf repeal bill, as Delhi's AQI finally dropped below 400 after five days.
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Poland
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
Russian claims of an ICBM strike against Ukraine dominated morning coverage, though CNN's analysis of debris later questioned this narrative. Poland responded by positioning tanks along its eastern border and scrambling fighters in response to Russian activities.

By afternoon, Moscow placed Poland's Redzikowo base on its nuclear target list, while the National Prosecutor's Office requested parliamentary permission to forcibly bring Ziobro before the Pegasus commission despite his reported illness.

Evening brought clarity to PiS's presidential candidate selection, with IPN president Karol Nawrocki emerging as the likely choice, though party spokesman later denied a final decision. The Sejm rejected PiS's motion of no confidence against Health Minister Leszczyna, while Justice Minister Bodnar announced a ten-point court reform plan. Putin's speech characterized the Ukraine conflict as "global," while Pentagon confirmed receiving Moscow's 30-minute nuclear warning protocol notification.
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Spain
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
The morning opened with Ribera securing her EU Commission vice-presidency despite Feijóo's opposition. Ukraine reported Russia's first use of intercontinental ballistic missiles against its territory, while deploying Storm Shadow missiles against Russian targets.

By midday, Aldama's court testimony dominated coverage as he sought release by implicating senior PSOE figures. He claimed paying 400,000 euros to Ábalos, 200,000 to Koldo García, and 15,000 to Santos Cerdán, while describing a 2019 meeting where Sánchez allegedly thanked him for unspecified activities. PSOE announced legal action against these claims.

In the afternoon, the government successfully passed its fiscal package after reaching agreement with Podemos on energy company taxation, marking a recovery of coalition stability following days of uncertainty.
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Turkey
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
The fourth day of the Yenidoğan gang trial brought revelations about systematic infant deaths, with nurse defendants providing detailed testimony about financial motivations. The military lieutenants controversy evolved as their lawyers issued statements clarifying the sword ceremony timeline, while CHP leader Özgür Özel disclosed details of his meeting with MIT head İbrahim Kalın regarding security cooperation.

Severe weather disrupted Istanbul's transportation, with ferry services cancelled and traffic congestion reaching 90%. The International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Netanyahu generated responses across Turkey's political spectrum, with Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasizing its significance.

By evening, authorities captured Servet Bozkurt, who had committed two murders while under house arrest. The parliament approved increased penalties for unauthorized emergency vehicle lights, while Schengen visa rejections for Turkish citizens showed a marked increase.
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China
21.11.2024
Thursday
276 days ago
Xi concluded his Latin American tour, departing Brasilia after elevating China-Brazil relations to "community with shared future" status. State media extensively covered the diplomatic achievements, while avoiding mention of underlying economic tensions.

Hong Kong coverage revealed increasing political pressure in university settings, with reports of students filing ideological complaints against peers and faculty. This development parallels ongoing coverage of Jimmy Lai's trial and the aftermath of the "Hong Kong 47" sentencing.

Economic reporting focused on challenges in multiple sectors: German luxury automakers' declining market share against domestic EV manufacturers, warnings about solar industry overcapacity, and declining graduate school enrollment. Banking sector coverage highlighted concerns about interbank deposit arbitrage practices.

Late day coverage noted China's new ambassador to Ukraine taking office amid escalating concerns about the conflict's trajectory, while state media emphasized technological achievements in supercomputing.
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