November 29, 2024
US
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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Trump's early morning claims about Mexico's border cooperation met immediate pushback, though Mexican President's subsequent "excellent call" with Trump suggested possible de-escalation of tariff threats. Jamie Dimon's secret communications with Trump about economic policy emerged, indicating Wall Street's preparation for potential regime change.
By midday, coverage shifted to Ukraine, as Zelensky signaled openness to territorial concessions in exchange for NATO membership - a stark departure from previous stance. UK's spy chief urged continued US support for Ukraine.
Democratic response to Trump's projected victory intensified, with a New York legislator proposing northeastern states join Canada, while local sheriffs nationwide expressed support for mass deportation plans.
Evening coverage focused on Notre Dame Cathedral's interior unveiling after five years of reconstruction, while Amazon workers launched coordinated Black Friday protests across 30 countries.
By midday, coverage shifted to Ukraine, as Zelensky signaled openness to territorial concessions in exchange for NATO membership - a stark departure from previous stance. UK's spy chief urged continued US support for Ukraine.
Democratic response to Trump's projected victory intensified, with a New York legislator proposing northeastern states join Canada, while local sheriffs nationwide expressed support for mass deportation plans.
Evening coverage focused on Notre Dame Cathedral's interior unveiling after five years of reconstruction, while Amazon workers launched coordinated Black Friday protests across 30 countries.
Israel
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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The morning began with a Hamas shooting attack near Ariel, wounding nine passengers on a bus, including the driver critically. Initial reports of two attackers were later corrected - a single perpetrator was neutralized.
By afternoon, Hezbollah's deputy chief Qassem claimed victory over Israel, declaring the ceasefire agreement superior to 2006's achievements. Meanwhile, dramatic developments in Syria's Aleppo, where rebel advances threatened Assad's control, prompted Netanyahu to convene an emergency security consultation. The situation raised concerns about potential Iranian weapons transfers to Hezbollah through alternative routes.
Evening reports revealed Israel's willingness to consider partial withdrawal from the Philadelphi Corridor and accept Turkish mediation for ending the Gaza war. A poll showed majority public support for a hostage deal even if it meant ending the war, while Senator Graham indicated Trump's desire to see such a deal before potentially taking office.
By afternoon, Hezbollah's deputy chief Qassem claimed victory over Israel, declaring the ceasefire agreement superior to 2006's achievements. Meanwhile, dramatic developments in Syria's Aleppo, where rebel advances threatened Assad's control, prompted Netanyahu to convene an emergency security consultation. The situation raised concerns about potential Iranian weapons transfers to Hezbollah through alternative routes.
Evening reports revealed Israel's willingness to consider partial withdrawal from the Philadelphi Corridor and accept Turkish mediation for ending the Gaza war. A poll showed majority public support for a hostage deal even if it meant ending the war, while Senator Graham indicated Trump's desire to see such a deal before potentially taking office.
Germany
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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The morning began with Merkel defending her CDU loyalty on ZDF, while reports emerged of a sustained ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. By mid-morning, the leaked FDP "D-Day" strategy document dominated coverage, revealing military-style plans for coalition exit. Youth wing demands for Secretary General Djir-Sarai's resignation quickly led to his stepping down by noon, citing "unknowingly providing false information."
Afternoon coverage shifted to broader implications for Christian Lindner's leadership, with Wolfgang Kubicki confronting Chancellor Scholz while defending the document. Intelligence services warned of Russian election interference plans, while concerns emerged about Chinese involvement in Baltic Sea cable damage.
Evening brought focus on potential French-British plans for Ukraine troop deployment, which Merkel reportedly knew about, while economic coverage highlighted EnBW's charging station billing error and ThyssenKrupp's continued industrial restructuring challenges.
Afternoon coverage shifted to broader implications for Christian Lindner's leadership, with Wolfgang Kubicki confronting Chancellor Scholz while defending the document. Intelligence services warned of Russian election interference plans, while concerns emerged about Chinese involvement in Baltic Sea cable damage.
Evening brought focus on potential French-British plans for Ukraine troop deployment, which Merkel reportedly knew about, while economic coverage highlighted EnBW's charging station billing error and ThyssenKrupp's continued industrial restructuring challenges.
France
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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Macron conducted the final inspection of Notre-Dame's restoration, marking the cathedral's completion before its December 8 reopening. His morning visit revealed the restored interior, which he called "the century's finest construction site," though some work will continue after public access resumes.
Chad terminated its defense agreements with France without warning, during the Foreign Minister's visit to N'Djamena, following Senegal's similar considerations. This continuation of France's African military retreat occurred as Standard & Poor's maintained France's credit rating, providing temporary relief to Barnier's government.
The RN maintained pressure on Barnier despite his concessions, setting Monday as deadline for additional demands. Physical confrontations erupted at the Assembly between deputies during budget debates, while prison population reached a record 80,000 inmates. Jihadist advances on Aleppo drew increasing attention by evening.
Chad terminated its defense agreements with France without warning, during the Foreign Minister's visit to N'Djamena, following Senegal's similar considerations. This continuation of France's African military retreat occurred as Standard & Poor's maintained France's credit rating, providing temporary relief to Barnier's government.
The RN maintained pressure on Barnier despite his concessions, setting Monday as deadline for additional demands. Physical confrontations erupted at the Assembly between deputies during budget debates, while prison population reached a record 80,000 inmates. Jihadist advances on Aleppo drew increasing attention by evening.
Lebanon
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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The third day of ceasefire saw Israeli forces advancing rather than withdrawing, with bulldozers demolishing Kfarkala's municipal stadium and olive groves. Early morning violations included shootings in Bint Jbeil that wounded two Lebanese.
By noon, Hezbollah's deputy Naim Qassem declared the situation a "greater victory than 2006," while French President Macron called for immediate halt to violations. Israeli forces issued new movement restrictions south of the Litani River between 5 PM and 7 AM.
Evening brought illumination bombs over Marjeyoun plains and an airstrike on Wata al-Khiam, while French diplomatic sources claimed Netanyahu was experiencing "political vertigo." Parliament Speaker Berri, following French envoy Loderain's visit, emphasized the urgency of presidential elections, with January 9 emerging as a potential date.
By noon, Hezbollah's deputy Naim Qassem declared the situation a "greater victory than 2006," while French President Macron called for immediate halt to violations. Israeli forces issued new movement restrictions south of the Litani River between 5 PM and 7 AM.
Evening brought illumination bombs over Marjeyoun plains and an airstrike on Wata al-Khiam, while French diplomatic sources claimed Netanyahu was experiencing "political vertigo." Parliament Speaker Berri, following French envoy Loderain's visit, emphasized the urgency of presidential elections, with January 9 emerging as a potential date.
Ukraine
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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Russian drone attacks on Kyiv damaged medical facilities and buildings overnight, continuing the pattern of escalating aerial warfare from previous days. Ukraine's nuclear power plants reduced output as a preventive measure against strikes, marking a significant shift in energy infrastructure defense strategy.
By morning, air defense forces reported intercepting 88 drones while 41 were lost to positioning systems. Ukrainian forces confirmed striking an oil depot in Russia's Rostov region and destroying a Buk-M3 air defense system, demonstrating increased long-range strike capabilities.
Afternoon brought major military changes as President Zelenskyy appointed Major General Mykhailo Drapatyi as new Ground Forces commander. Reports emerged of 6,000 troops returning from unauthorized absence, while 502 bodies of fallen defenders were returned to Ukraine. CNN revealed details of Trump team's peace plan involving Russian sanctions removal, while Zelenskyy discussed potential ceasefire terms linked to NATO membership.
By morning, air defense forces reported intercepting 88 drones while 41 were lost to positioning systems. Ukrainian forces confirmed striking an oil depot in Russia's Rostov region and destroying a Buk-M3 air defense system, demonstrating increased long-range strike capabilities.
Afternoon brought major military changes as President Zelenskyy appointed Major General Mykhailo Drapatyi as new Ground Forces commander. Reports emerged of 6,000 troops returning from unauthorized absence, while 502 bodies of fallen defenders were returned to Ukraine. CNN revealed details of Trump team's peace plan involving Russian sanctions removal, while Zelenskyy discussed potential ceasefire terms linked to NATO membership.
Palestine
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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UNRWA reported unprecedented bombardment intensity in Gaza, comparing it to World War II levels. Multiple sources documented extensive casualties in Nuseirat refugee camp, followed by two major strikes in Beit Lahia resulting in 70-75 deaths.
A shooting operation near Ariel settlement wounded nine Israelis, with Hamas's Al-Qassam Brigades claiming responsibility. The operation triggered calls from settlers for expanded military action in the West Bank, while British MPs pushed for comprehensive sanctions against Israel.
By evening, Gaza's health ministry reported new weapons being used in the north that "vaporize bodies," while all central Gaza bakeries closed. Hezbollah's deputy chief Naim Qassem declared victory in Lebanon following yesterday's ceasefire, promising continued support for Palestine. Hamas delegation prepared to visit Cairo for new ceasefire talks.
A shooting operation near Ariel settlement wounded nine Israelis, with Hamas's Al-Qassam Brigades claiming responsibility. The operation triggered calls from settlers for expanded military action in the West Bank, while British MPs pushed for comprehensive sanctions against Israel.
By evening, Gaza's health ministry reported new weapons being used in the north that "vaporize bodies," while all central Gaza bakeries closed. Hezbollah's deputy chief Naim Qassem declared victory in Lebanon following yesterday's ceasefire, promising continued support for Palestine. Hamas delegation prepared to visit Cairo for new ceasefire talks.
UK
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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Transport Secretary Louise Haigh's resignation over a past mobile phone fraud conviction dominated morning headlines, overshadowed by the historic assisted dying debate. After five hours of emotionally charged discussion, MPs voted 330-275 to support legislation allowing terminally ill adults with less than six months to live to request assisted death.
The MasterChef controversy escalated as new allegations emerged against Gregg Wallace, including claims of racist jokes, inappropriate behavior, and sexual misconduct. By evening, friends attributed his conduct to possible undiagnosed autism.
Zelenskyy signaled a significant shift in Ukraine's position, suggesting willingness to end the war without immediate territory return in exchange for NATO membership - the first indication of potential territorial compromise since the conflict began. This development followed yesterday's Russian attacks on Ukraine's power infrastructure, which left one million without electricity.
The MasterChef controversy escalated as new allegations emerged against Gregg Wallace, including claims of racist jokes, inappropriate behavior, and sexual misconduct. By evening, friends attributed his conduct to possible undiagnosed autism.
Zelenskyy signaled a significant shift in Ukraine's position, suggesting willingness to end the war without immediate territory return in exchange for NATO membership - the first indication of potential territorial compromise since the conflict began. This development followed yesterday's Russian attacks on Ukraine's power infrastructure, which left one million without electricity.
Iran
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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Opposition forces' advance into Aleppo dominated morning coverage, with state media initially denying the developments while reporting an IRGC commander's death. By midday, Russian and Syrian airstrikes against opposition positions confirmed the gravity of the situation.
Nuclear negotiations in Geneva ran parallel to the Syria crisis, with Iranian media downplaying Europe's role while emphasizing continued dialogue. French and British intelligence warnings about Iran's nuclear capabilities emerged by afternoon, coinciding with announcements of new satellite imagery capabilities - positioning Tehran's technological advancement against Western concerns.
Evening brought Hezbollah's deputy leader's statements about Gaza support, while Reuters reported minimal progress in Geneva talks. The day closed with evacuation reports from Aleppo, marking the opposition's first significant territorial gain in nine years.
Nuclear negotiations in Geneva ran parallel to the Syria crisis, with Iranian media downplaying Europe's role while emphasizing continued dialogue. French and British intelligence warnings about Iran's nuclear capabilities emerged by afternoon, coinciding with announcements of new satellite imagery capabilities - positioning Tehran's technological advancement against Western concerns.
Evening brought Hezbollah's deputy leader's statements about Gaza support, while Reuters reported minimal progress in Geneva talks. The day closed with evacuation reports from Aleppo, marking the opposition's first significant territorial gain in nine years.
Russia
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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Morning reports covered overnight Ukrainian drone attacks, with Russian sources claiming interception of 47 drones, primarily over Rostov region. Defense Minister Belousov's unannounced visit to North Korea dominated early coverage, with announcements of expanded military cooperation.
By midday, over 100 Georgian diplomats signed a protest letter against their government's decision to freeze EU accession talks, with the ambassador to Bulgaria resigning. Russian intelligence services released claims about NATO planning to "freeze" the Ukraine conflict, while introducing peacekeepers - a narrative that received extensive coverage throughout the day.
Evening brought renewed fighting in Syria, with militants entering Aleppo's outskirts. A major technical disruption affected Russian banking and delivery services. Ryabkov's statement about potential resumption of nuclear testing closed the day's developments, while protests in Tbilisi continued with special forces deploying water cannons.
By midday, over 100 Georgian diplomats signed a protest letter against their government's decision to freeze EU accession talks, with the ambassador to Bulgaria resigning. Russian intelligence services released claims about NATO planning to "freeze" the Ukraine conflict, while introducing peacekeepers - a narrative that received extensive coverage throughout the day.
Evening brought renewed fighting in Syria, with militants entering Aleppo's outskirts. A major technical disruption affected Russian banking and delivery services. Ryabkov's statement about potential resumption of nuclear testing closed the day's developments, while protests in Tbilisi continued with special forces deploying water cannons.
Italy
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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The general strike against Meloni's economic policies began at dawn, with CGIL leader Landini claiming 500,000 participants while government sources cited 5% participation. By mid-morning, protests in Turin escalated as demonstrators burned photos of Meloni and Salvini, leading to clashes with police and six officers injured.
A nationwide payment system failure paralyzed digital transactions across Italy, reportedly caused by damaged network cables during gas pipeline works in Switzerland. The Bank of Italy announced partial service restoration by late afternoon.
Evening brought two significant developments: Brussels approved the Ita-Lufthansa merger, marking a milestone in Italian aviation, while Zelensky signaled openness to ceasefire negotiations under NATO protection. A plutonium contamination case at Rome's Casaccia research center emerged as a concerning development requiring investigation.
The events occurred against the backdrop of growing coalition tensions, following yesterday's RAI television fee dispute between Forza Italia and Lega.
A nationwide payment system failure paralyzed digital transactions across Italy, reportedly caused by damaged network cables during gas pipeline works in Switzerland. The Bank of Italy announced partial service restoration by late afternoon.
Evening brought two significant developments: Brussels approved the Ita-Lufthansa merger, marking a milestone in Italian aviation, while Zelensky signaled openness to ceasefire negotiations under NATO protection. A plutonium contamination case at Rome's Casaccia research center emerged as a concerning development requiring investigation.
The events occurred against the backdrop of growing coalition tensions, following yesterday's RAI television fee dispute between Forza Italia and Lega.
Japan
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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Prime Minister Ishiba's second policy speech dominated morning coverage, announcing plans to raise the ¥1.03 million income threshold, a significant shift from previous administrative positions. The speech emphasized cross-party dialogue, reflecting his minority government status.
A fatal explosion at a tile factory in Takahawa and a serious runway incident at New Chitose Airport where construction vehicles entered an active runway generated sustained coverage throughout the morning.
By afternoon, scrutiny intensified on political funding transparency as reports revealed 95% anonymity rates in cabinet ministers' fundraising events. The government quietly shelved plans to reform retirement benefit taxation.
Prince Akishino's 59th birthday press conference generated evening coverage with his comments on imperial succession reforms, while Toshiba announced plans to reduce workforce by 3,500 employees through early retirement programs.
A fatal explosion at a tile factory in Takahawa and a serious runway incident at New Chitose Airport where construction vehicles entered an active runway generated sustained coverage throughout the morning.
By afternoon, scrutiny intensified on political funding transparency as reports revealed 95% anonymity rates in cabinet ministers' fundraising events. The government quietly shelved plans to reform retirement benefit taxation.
Prince Akishino's 59th birthday press conference generated evening coverage with his comments on imperial succession reforms, while Toshiba announced plans to reduce workforce by 3,500 employees through early retirement programs.
Netherlands
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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Dutch inflation climbed to 4% in November, with announcements of significant water cost increases for 2025. The High Council maintained the F-35 parts export ban to Israel, continuing the previous day's legal restrictions amid the Gaza conflict.
Multiple cities revealed plans to establish zero-emission zones for passenger vehicles, expanding existing commercial vehicle restrictions. KLM announced wage freezes citing financial pressures, while recycling companies reported struggles against foreign competition.
The evening brought institutional tensions as a pro-Palestinian demonstration at Dam Square was prohibited by court order, leading protesters to relocate to Stopera. This followed the previous day's pattern of protest restrictions. Meanwhile, BBB ministers proposed farmer compensation for nature restoration, while sustainability requirements for industrial support were relaxed, marking a shift in environmental policy implementation.
Multiple cities revealed plans to establish zero-emission zones for passenger vehicles, expanding existing commercial vehicle restrictions. KLM announced wage freezes citing financial pressures, while recycling companies reported struggles against foreign competition.
The evening brought institutional tensions as a pro-Palestinian demonstration at Dam Square was prohibited by court order, leading protesters to relocate to Stopera. This followed the previous day's pattern of protest restrictions. Meanwhile, BBB ministers proposed farmer compensation for nature restoration, while sustainability requirements for industrial support were relaxed, marking a shift in environmental policy implementation.
India
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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Maharashtra's leadership crisis took an unexpected turn when Eknath Shinde departed for his village in Satara, canceling a crucial Mahayuti meeting. The move followed night talks with Amit Shah where BJP reportedly offered him the deputy CM position. Media speculation about his response to the offer dominated morning coverage.
India's GDP growth slowed to 5.4% in Q2, falling below expectations and prompting economic concern. The news shifted attention from politics to financial markets.
The Supreme Court intervened in the Sambhal mosque controversy, directing trial courts to pause proceedings and maintain peace. The court emphasized the need for legal process over administrative action.
Bangladesh-India tensions escalated as MEA rejected claims of "media exaggeration" regarding attacks on Hindus, while ISKCON clarified its position on Chinmoy Das's arrest.
ICC postponed its decision on the 2025 Champions Trophy location after India maintained its position against playing in Pakistan.
India's GDP growth slowed to 5.4% in Q2, falling below expectations and prompting economic concern. The news shifted attention from politics to financial markets.
The Supreme Court intervened in the Sambhal mosque controversy, directing trial courts to pause proceedings and maintain peace. The court emphasized the need for legal process over administrative action.
Bangladesh-India tensions escalated as MEA rejected claims of "media exaggeration" regarding attacks on Hindus, while ISKCON clarified its position on Chinmoy Das's arrest.
ICC postponed its decision on the 2025 Champions Trophy location after India maintained its position against playing in Pakistan.
Poland
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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Morning inflation data release at 4.6% set economic context as Karol Nawrocki announced taking leave from IPN during his presidential campaign, challenging other candidates to follow suit. His support list expanded to 300 public figures, while PiS scheduled a formal endorsement meeting.
By afternoon, authorities conducted surprise inspections at pharmaceutical manufacturers related to Iga Świątek's anti-doping case, following previous day's revelations about her temporary suspension. A deputy minister from Poland 2050 resigned over Totalizator Sportowy allegations, marking first coalition cabinet departure.
Evening coverage shifted to Zelenskyy's statement suggesting potential territorial concessions for NATO membership, while protests in Georgia against perceived Russian influence intensified. Constitutional Tribunal developments accelerated with reports of Przyłębska's resignation and upcoming leadership elections, potentially shifting institutional balance.
By afternoon, authorities conducted surprise inspections at pharmaceutical manufacturers related to Iga Świątek's anti-doping case, following previous day's revelations about her temporary suspension. A deputy minister from Poland 2050 resigned over Totalizator Sportowy allegations, marking first coalition cabinet departure.
Evening coverage shifted to Zelenskyy's statement suggesting potential territorial concessions for NATO membership, while protests in Georgia against perceived Russian influence intensified. Constitutional Tribunal developments accelerated with reports of Przyłębska's resignation and upcoming leadership elections, potentially shifting institutional balance.
Spain
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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Coverage split between two major narratives: Valencia's DANA aftermath one month later and developments in the Lobato case. Morning media focused on Valencia residents' ongoing struggles with mud and debris, revealing two pending legal reforms that could have expedited disaster response.
By midday, attention shifted to Juan Lobato's Supreme Court appearance, where he surrendered his phone for investigation. Messages revealed communications between Lobato and Sánchez Acera regarding Ayuso's partner's email, with new implications for Moncloa's involvement. A Moncloa advisor's refusal to testify before the Senate commission added complexity to the case.
Evening coverage returned to Valencia's recovery challenges, while Barcelona celebrated FC Barcelona's 125th anniversary at the Liceu, and Port Vell lit its Christmas decorations amid continuing flood-recovery benefit concerts.
By midday, attention shifted to Juan Lobato's Supreme Court appearance, where he surrendered his phone for investigation. Messages revealed communications between Lobato and Sánchez Acera regarding Ayuso's partner's email, with new implications for Moncloa's involvement. A Moncloa advisor's refusal to testify before the Senate commission added complexity to the case.
Evening coverage returned to Valencia's recovery challenges, while Barcelona celebrated FC Barcelona's 125th anniversary at the Liceu, and Port Vell lit its Christmas decorations amid continuing flood-recovery benefit concerts.
Turkey
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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The morning opened with new trustee appointments to DEM Party municipalities, notably Van Bahçesaray, continuing the pattern of administrative pressure on Kurdish local governance. CHP leader Özgür Özel visited Silivri prison, generating a swift judicial response with prosecutors opening an investigation into his statements about judge Akın Gürlek.
Interior Minister Yerlikaya announced results of a major counterfeit currency operation, with 340 raids conducted over 10 months, while military operations against PKK continued in northern Syria. The Foreign Ministry maintained careful distance regarding developments in Aleppo, where HTS forces advanced.
Parliament approved the 2025 budget in evening sessions, while Transportation Minister announced mandatory winter tires for private vehicles. A 4.8 magnitude earthquake off Antalya's coast closed the day's developments, as rescue operations continued for workers trapped under a collapsed structure in Istanbul.
Interior Minister Yerlikaya announced results of a major counterfeit currency operation, with 340 raids conducted over 10 months, while military operations against PKK continued in northern Syria. The Foreign Ministry maintained careful distance regarding developments in Aleppo, where HTS forces advanced.
Parliament approved the 2025 budget in evening sessions, while Transportation Minister announced mandatory winter tires for private vehicles. A 4.8 magnitude earthquake off Antalya's coast closed the day's developments, as rescue operations continued for workers trapped under a collapsed structure in Istanbul.
China
•29.11.2024
•Friday
•268 days ago
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State media orchestrated a synchronized campaign promoting Xi's directive on "adapting Marxism to Chinese context," continuing the ideological messaging from previous days. This narrative dominated morning coverage across multiple outlets.
The ninth China-Russia joint air patrol, featuring H-6N bombers' debut, demonstrated deepening military cooperation amid continuing tech sales to Russia despite US sanctions. This military display coincided with Hong Kong's announcement of expanded Shenzhen visas and pushback against EU calls for activist releases.
Reports of Chinese companies maintaining Vietnamese manufacturing presence emerged as a hedge against potential Trump tariffs, while EU carbon regulations threatened Chinese battery manufacturers' European market access. The corruption investigation of General Miao Hua, following earlier Defense Minister Dong Jun speculation, received limited domestic coverage but extensive analysis in overseas Chinese media.
The ninth China-Russia joint air patrol, featuring H-6N bombers' debut, demonstrated deepening military cooperation amid continuing tech sales to Russia despite US sanctions. This military display coincided with Hong Kong's announcement of expanded Shenzhen visas and pushback against EU calls for activist releases.
Reports of Chinese companies maintaining Vietnamese manufacturing presence emerged as a hedge against potential Trump tariffs, while EU carbon regulations threatened Chinese battery manufacturers' European market access. The corruption investigation of General Miao Hua, following earlier Defense Minister Dong Jun speculation, received limited domestic coverage but extensive analysis in overseas Chinese media.
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