February 10, 2025
US
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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The Eagles' 40-22 victory over the Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX dominated morning coverage, with Philadelphia's defense crushing Kansas City's bid for a historic three-peat. Post-game celebrations turned violent in Philadelphia, while Trump's presence and reactions to Taylor Swift generated political undertones.
By midday, Trump announced 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports starting Monday, expanding previous week's trade measures. The administration faced multiple judicial setbacks as three federal judges blocked attempts to limit birthright citizenship and found non-compliance with court orders regarding federal spending freezes.
Evening coverage shifted to Gaza policy, with Trump declaring Palestinians would have no right of return under his "ownership plan." Hamas responded by threatening to postpone hostage releases. The CFPB shutdown continued generating controversy as Warren accused Trump and Musk of undermining consumer protections.
By midday, Trump announced 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports starting Monday, expanding previous week's trade measures. The administration faced multiple judicial setbacks as three federal judges blocked attempts to limit birthright citizenship and found non-compliance with court orders regarding federal spending freezes.
Evening coverage shifted to Gaza policy, with Trump declaring Palestinians would have no right of return under his "ownership plan." Hamas responded by threatening to postpone hostage releases. The CFPB shutdown continued generating controversy as Warren accused Trump and Musk of undermining consumer protections.
Israel
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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The morning began with Netanyahu claiming in court and Knesset that security officials initially opposed hostage deals, while released hostage Ofer Calderon revealed worsening conditions after the first exchange phase. By afternoon, Hamas announced suspension of Saturday's planned hostage release, citing violations regarding civilian movement in northern Gaza.
The crisis prompted Netanyahu to advance the security cabinet meeting, while officials attempted to frame Hamas's announcement as a negotiating tactic rather than a definitive position. The timing coincided with Abbas signing a decree ending the PA's prisoner payment system, and Trump's statement that Palestinians would not have "right of return" to Gaza.
By evening, Hamas moderated its position, describing the announcement as a "warning," while military sources suggested the crisis was solvable. The Southern Command imposed travel restrictions on combat units.
The crisis prompted Netanyahu to advance the security cabinet meeting, while officials attempted to frame Hamas's announcement as a negotiating tactic rather than a definitive position. The timing coincided with Abbas signing a decree ending the PA's prisoner payment system, and Trump's statement that Palestinians would not have "right of return" to Gaza.
By evening, Hamas moderated its position, describing the announcement as a "warning," while military sources suggested the crisis was solvable. The Southern Command imposed travel restrictions on combat units.
Germany
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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The Eagles' decisive Super Bowl victory over Kansas City dominated early morning coverage, with Patrick Mahomes suffering what media termed a "destruction" rather than mere defeat.
Analysis of the previous night's Scholz-Merz TV debate shifted from initial declarations of a draw to detailed examinations of rhetorical approaches, with Scholz compared to a beaver and Merz to a wading bird. The debate's limited climate discussion (97 seconds) sparked criticism. Merz's subtle openness to modifying debt rules caused internal CDU tensions.
By afternoon, Hamas suspended planned hostage releases, prompting Israeli military alert elevation. Robert Habeck faced plagiarism allegations regarding his doctorate, while Deutsche ReGas terminated its LNG ship contract, citing government pricing policies. Evening coverage focused on BMW's unexpected commitment to combustion engines and Trump's announcement of 25% steel tariffs against EU imports.
Analysis of the previous night's Scholz-Merz TV debate shifted from initial declarations of a draw to detailed examinations of rhetorical approaches, with Scholz compared to a beaver and Merz to a wading bird. The debate's limited climate discussion (97 seconds) sparked criticism. Merz's subtle openness to modifying debt rules caused internal CDU tensions.
By afternoon, Hamas suspended planned hostage releases, prompting Israeli military alert elevation. Robert Habeck faced plagiarism allegations regarding his doctorate, while Deutsche ReGas terminated its LNG ship contract, citing government pricing policies. Evening coverage focused on BMW's unexpected commitment to combustion engines and Trump's announcement of 25% steel tariffs against EU imports.
France
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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The Paris AI Summit opened as Macron announced €109 billion in investments, with significant contributions from UAE and Canadian firms. The announcement sparked immediate debates about Europe's technological sovereignty and environmental concerns about AI's resource consumption.
The murder investigation of 11-year-old Louise in Épinay-sur-Orge intensified with the discovery of her phone in the woods and multiple stab wounds confirmed by autopsy. By evening, three suspects were in custody - a 23-year-old homeless man, his mother, and another 23-year-old man.
François Bayrou survived his third censure motion but immediately triggered another 49.3 procedure for the social security budget. Meanwhile, Macron's nomination of Richard Ferrand to head the Constitutional Council generated controversy over his legal qualifications, while Trump's announcement of 25% metal tariffs prompted European preparations for trade confrontation.
The murder investigation of 11-year-old Louise in Épinay-sur-Orge intensified with the discovery of her phone in the woods and multiple stab wounds confirmed by autopsy. By evening, three suspects were in custody - a 23-year-old homeless man, his mother, and another 23-year-old man.
François Bayrou survived his third censure motion but immediately triggered another 49.3 procedure for the social security budget. Meanwhile, Macron's nomination of Richard Ferrand to head the Constitutional Council generated controversy over his legal qualifications, while Trump's announcement of 25% metal tariffs prompted European preparations for trade confrontation.
Lebanon
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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Trump's Gaza purchase plan and Netanyahu's proposal for Palestinian relocation to Saudi territory triggered unified rejection across Lebanon's political spectrum. The newly formed Lebanese government responded through coordinated diplomatic channels, with Foreign Ministry emphasizing sovereign independence.
The Lebanese Army completed deployment in three northern border towns - Rab Thalatheen, Talouseh, and Bani Hayan - while conducting raids against smuggling networks in Qasser and Hermel. Hamas's postponement of prisoner exchange led to increased IDF activity along southern Lebanon, with new fortifications reported in Aitah al-Shaab and Yaroun.
Evening reports revealed Netanyahu requested Trump to delay the February 18 withdrawal deadline, while French mediation efforts continued regarding both northern and southern borders. Jerusalem Post claimed U.S. insisted on maintaining the original withdrawal timeline.
The Lebanese Army completed deployment in three northern border towns - Rab Thalatheen, Talouseh, and Bani Hayan - while conducting raids against smuggling networks in Qasser and Hermel. Hamas's postponement of prisoner exchange led to increased IDF activity along southern Lebanon, with new fortifications reported in Aitah al-Shaab and Yaroun.
Evening reports revealed Netanyahu requested Trump to delay the February 18 withdrawal deadline, while French mediation efforts continued regarding both northern and southern borders. Jerusalem Post claimed U.S. insisted on maintaining the original withdrawal timeline.
Ukraine
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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Russian drone attacks on Kyiv and Sumy opened the day, with officials reporting all 83 drones intercepted. Parallel attacks targeted Russia's Krasnodar region and Afipsky oil refinery.
By midday, media focus shifted to Trump's Ukraine initiatives, as Zelenskyy announced Trump team representatives would visit Kyiv this week. Kellogg reportedly paused his peace plan development to consult NATO allies. The Munich Security Conference report warned of decreasing US support.
Evening coverage revealed new military recruitment incentives for ages 18-24, including preferential mortgages. Defense forces reported containing 40 Russian attacks in the Pokrovsk direction, while maintaining positions gained in Kursk region. Bloomberg indicated Kellogg would present war termination options to Trump in coming weeks.
NABU launched investigations into both Energoatom leadership and Klitschko allies, suggesting internal political tensions.
By midday, media focus shifted to Trump's Ukraine initiatives, as Zelenskyy announced Trump team representatives would visit Kyiv this week. Kellogg reportedly paused his peace plan development to consult NATO allies. The Munich Security Conference report warned of decreasing US support.
Evening coverage revealed new military recruitment incentives for ages 18-24, including preferential mortgages. Defense forces reported containing 40 Russian attacks in the Pokrovsk direction, while maintaining positions gained in Kursk region. Bloomberg indicated Kellogg would present war termination options to Trump in coming weeks.
NABU launched investigations into both Energoatom leadership and Klitschko allies, suggesting internal political tensions.
Palestine
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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Trump's Gaza real estate proposition dominated morning coverage, with Hamas and other factions rejecting it as "fantasy." By afternoon, Al-Qassam Brigades announced postponement of Saturday's scheduled prisoner exchange, citing Israeli violations of the agreement. This triggered military alerts in Israel.
Palestinian Authority modified its prisoner payment system following American pressure, generating criticism from factions who viewed it as abandonment of national principles. Meanwhile, reports emerged of widespread displacement in northern West Bank camps, with 500 families evacuated from Nur Shams and 200 from Al-Far'a.
A memorandum of understanding worth $80 million was signed for damage assessment and temporary shelter construction in Gaza, while telecommunications losses reached $736 million. Evening coverage focused on mediators' concerns about potential ceasefire collapse.
Palestinian Authority modified its prisoner payment system following American pressure, generating criticism from factions who viewed it as abandonment of national principles. Meanwhile, reports emerged of widespread displacement in northern West Bank camps, with 500 families evacuated from Nur Shams and 200 from Al-Far'a.
A memorandum of understanding worth $80 million was signed for damage assessment and temporary shelter construction in Gaza, while telecommunications losses reached $736 million. Evening coverage focused on mediators' concerns about potential ceasefire collapse.
UK
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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The Eagles' victory over the Chiefs at Super Bowl 59 dominated early coverage, with reports focusing on Taylor Swift's presence and Trump's early departure. Kendrick Lamar's halftime show, featuring Samuel L. Jackson, faced technical difficulties but maintained political undertones.
Trump's announcement of 25% steel and aluminum tariffs emerged as the day's defining economic story, with Britain notably declining to join EU retaliatory measures. The policy announcement expanded through the day to include additional executive orders on plastic straws and bribery rules.
Labour's internal crisis deepened with another MP's suspension over inappropriate WhatsApp messages, while farmers protested in London with tractors against the party's inheritance tax proposals. By evening, Hamas's suspension of hostage releases marked a potential breakdown of the ceasefire arrangement, prompting Trump to call for its cancellation unless all hostages were returned by Saturday.
Trump's announcement of 25% steel and aluminum tariffs emerged as the day's defining economic story, with Britain notably declining to join EU retaliatory measures. The policy announcement expanded through the day to include additional executive orders on plastic straws and bribery rules.
Labour's internal crisis deepened with another MP's suspension over inappropriate WhatsApp messages, while farmers protested in London with tractors against the party's inheritance tax proposals. By evening, Hamas's suspension of hostage releases marked a potential breakdown of the ceasefire arrangement, prompting Trump to call for its cancellation unless all hostages were returned by Saturday.
Iran
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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State media orchestrated extensive coverage of the 46th Revolution Day marches across 1,400 cities, while simultaneously responding to Trump's Gaza "purchase" plan. Morning coverage centered on Pezeshkian's speech, which combined defiance against US pressure with indirect references to potential negotiations.
By afternoon, coverage expanded to include the introduction of a new Khorramshahr-4 hypersonic missile and Hamas deputy chief Khalil Hayya's presence as keynote speaker. This military-diplomatic messaging followed previous days' pattern of coupling technological announcements with diplomatic posturing.
Evening headlines shifted to the Fajr Film Festival awards, while BBC Persian published an investigative report on Iran-Russia weapons routes through Syria. The dollar continued its climb beyond 92,000 tomans, though state media minimized coverage of the economic situation.
By afternoon, coverage expanded to include the introduction of a new Khorramshahr-4 hypersonic missile and Hamas deputy chief Khalil Hayya's presence as keynote speaker. This military-diplomatic messaging followed previous days' pattern of coupling technological announcements with diplomatic posturing.
Evening headlines shifted to the Fajr Film Festival awards, while BBC Persian published an investigative report on Iran-Russia weapons routes through Syria. The dollar continued its climb beyond 92,000 tomans, though state media minimized coverage of the economic situation.
Russia
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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Morning reports focused on drone attacks in Krasnodar, with debris hitting residential complexes, continuing the pattern of strikes seen in Rostov days earlier. Xi Jinping's acceptance of the Victory Day invitation dominated mid-morning coverage, alongside reports of increased titanium exports to China.
By afternoon, Ryabkov's statements about US-Russia relations "balancing on the edge of rupture" gained prominence, while the Moscow Exchange Index exceeded 3000 points for the first time since July 2024. The military's claim of 59,000 Ukrainian casualties in Kursk region appeared to build on previous days' narratives.
Evening brought news of increased penalties for not reporting address changes to military offices, while coverage shifted to Lavrov's statements about reviewing Russia's obligations to international organizations. The Telegraph's report about US pausing Ukraine peace plan development closed the day's cycle.
By afternoon, Ryabkov's statements about US-Russia relations "balancing on the edge of rupture" gained prominence, while the Moscow Exchange Index exceeded 3000 points for the first time since July 2024. The military's claim of 59,000 Ukrainian casualties in Kursk region appeared to build on previous days' narratives.
Evening brought news of increased penalties for not reporting address changes to military offices, while coverage shifted to Lavrov's statements about reviewing Russia's obligations to international organizations. The Telegraph's report about US pausing Ukraine peace plan development closed the day's cycle.
Italy
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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Trump's morning statement about purchasing Gaza and preventing Palestinian return triggered immediate consequences. Hamas suspended the planned hostage release, though later kept "the door open" for negotiations. This development connected to previous days' Trump-Putin dialogue claims and shifting international alignments.
The Italian political sphere focused on two parallel institutional conflicts: the Perugia prosecutors opening an investigation into DIS classified information leaks, continuing the previous days' tension between intelligence services and judiciary, and Minister Santanchè's no-confidence vote, marked by conspicuous absences of coalition partners. While Meloni maintained alignment with Trump's international positions, internal coalition stress emerged over Salvini's push for tax amnesty.
The Day of Remembrance for foibe victims became another theater of institutional tension, with vandalism reports and competing narratives between right and left-wing sources dominating coverage.
The Italian political sphere focused on two parallel institutional conflicts: the Perugia prosecutors opening an investigation into DIS classified information leaks, continuing the previous days' tension between intelligence services and judiciary, and Minister Santanchè's no-confidence vote, marked by conspicuous absences of coalition partners. While Meloni maintained alignment with Trump's international positions, internal coalition stress emerged over Salvini's push for tax amnesty.
The Day of Remembrance for foibe victims became another theater of institutional tension, with vandalism reports and competing narratives between right and left-wing sources dominating coverage.
Japan
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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Trump's declaration against Nippon Steel's majority ownership of US Steel dominated morning coverage, followed by announcement of 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. China responded with retaliatory tariffs up to 15% on US coal and LNG. By afternoon, Japanese media shifted focus to diplomatic efforts, revealing behind-the-scenes negotiations where Ishiba's "logical explanations" reportedly impressed Trump.
The Yashio sinkhole search concluded after two weeks, while avalanche concerns grew following isolation of 160 people at Tsuchiyu Onsen. Aichi Prefecture announced plans for its first cybercrime bureau, responding to rising digital threats. A Japanese anthropologist's 30-year study of Nazca Lines reached breakthrough conclusions using AI analysis.
Evening coverage centered on rising opposition to medical cost reforms, with Constitutional Democratic Party demanding freeze of proposed changes to high-cost medical care system.
The Yashio sinkhole search concluded after two weeks, while avalanche concerns grew following isolation of 160 people at Tsuchiyu Onsen. Aichi Prefecture announced plans for its first cybercrime bureau, responding to rising digital threats. A Japanese anthropologist's 30-year study of Nazca Lines reached breakthrough conclusions using AI analysis.
Evening coverage centered on rising opposition to medical cost reforms, with Constitutional Democratic Party demanding freeze of proposed changes to high-cost medical care system.
Netherlands
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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The Council of State's rejection of Minister Faber's asylum laws dominated coverage, declaring them ineffective at reducing immigration flows. Wilders responded by threatening new elections, while coalition parties divided over necessary revisions. The development follows days of internal PVV tensions.
Trump's announcement of steel tariffs prompted concerns at Tata Steel IJmuiden, adding to existing trade tensions with Europe. Meanwhile, the Port of Rotterdam reported decline, triggering municipal and provincial alerts to the cabinet.
Hamas suspended hostage releases indefinitely, marking a shift from the previous days' prisoner exchanges. The evening brought focus to European defense as Timmermans called for increased military spending amid "existential struggle."
TV presenter Ron Brandsteder's death at 74 received extensive coverage, while Feyenoord dismissed coach Brian Priske mid-season.
Trump's announcement of steel tariffs prompted concerns at Tata Steel IJmuiden, adding to existing trade tensions with Europe. Meanwhile, the Port of Rotterdam reported decline, triggering municipal and provincial alerts to the cabinet.
Hamas suspended hostage releases indefinitely, marking a shift from the previous days' prisoner exchanges. The evening brought focus to European defense as Timmermans called for increased military spending amid "existential struggle."
TV presenter Ron Brandsteder's death at 74 received extensive coverage, while Feyenoord dismissed coach Brian Priske mid-season.
India
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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The morning began with reports of massive traffic congestion at Mahakumbh, stretching 300 kilometers from Prayagraj to Katni, with vehicles stuck for over 48 hours. The administration closed Sangam station and issued route charts for 11 districts to manage the flow.
By afternoon, attention shifted to Delhi's post-election developments, as RSS reportedly endorsed Pravesh Verma for Chief Minister, while BJP asked the Lt. Governor to restore the "Sheesh Mahal" to its original state.
PM Modi arrived in Paris for the AI Action Summit with Emmanuel Macron, while India prepared to reduce tariffs on American goods before his upcoming US visit. The day closed with controversy around YouTubers Ranveer Allahbadia and Samay Raina, as Assam Police filed cases against them for objectionable content, showing increasing state intervention in digital content moderation.
By afternoon, attention shifted to Delhi's post-election developments, as RSS reportedly endorsed Pravesh Verma for Chief Minister, while BJP asked the Lt. Governor to restore the "Sheesh Mahal" to its original state.
PM Modi arrived in Paris for the AI Action Summit with Emmanuel Macron, while India prepared to reduce tariffs on American goods before his upcoming US visit. The day closed with controversy around YouTubers Ranveer Allahbadia and Samay Raina, as Assam Police filed cases against them for objectionable content, showing increasing state intervention in digital content moderation.
Poland
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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Morning coverage centered on Kaczyński's monthly Smoleńsk commemoration speech, where he accused Tusk of "kneeling before Putin." By mid-morning, attention shifted to Tusk's major economic announcement at the Warsaw Stock Exchange, promising 700 billion złoty in investments. The announcement included an unexpected move to appoint InPost CEO Brzoska as deregulation chief, drawing immediate criticism from both coalition partners and opposition.
Afternoon media focused on Foreign Minister Sikorski's controversial remarks about "sucker behavior" toward the US, coinciding with preparations for new US Ambassador Thomas Rose's arrival. The migration debate intensified after Scholz's comments about deportation policies, leading to renewed accusations about Berlin's influence on Warsaw's policies.
Evening coverage highlighted Kuczmierowski's release from British detention after posting bail, with his immediate declaration of intent to return to Poland and face charges.
Afternoon media focused on Foreign Minister Sikorski's controversial remarks about "sucker behavior" toward the US, coinciding with preparations for new US Ambassador Thomas Rose's arrival. The migration debate intensified after Scholz's comments about deportation policies, leading to renewed accusations about Berlin's influence on Warsaw's policies.
Evening coverage highlighted Kuczmierowski's release from British detention after posting bail, with his immediate declaration of intent to return to Poland and face charges.
Spain
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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The morning revealed prosecutor García Ortiz's intentional deletion of WhatsApp messages coinciding with Supreme Court proceedings, leading to multiple investigations and his appeal to the Judicial Power regarding personal data leaks.
Trump's implementation of 25% steel and aluminum tariffs prompted EU warnings of retaliation, continuing the trade tensions from previous days. The government announced plans to expropriate and demolish the Algarrobico hotel, addressing long-standing urban speculation concerns.
Evening coverage shifted to Hamas's postponement of hostage releases, citing Israeli violations. Spanish housing market discussions intensified with reports of Catalan construction meeting only half of demand. Musk's reported $97.4 billion offer for OpenAI ownership emerged as the day's final significant development, while reports surfaced of labor exploitation in 24-hour supermarkets.
Trump's implementation of 25% steel and aluminum tariffs prompted EU warnings of retaliation, continuing the trade tensions from previous days. The government announced plans to expropriate and demolish the Algarrobico hotel, addressing long-standing urban speculation concerns.
Evening coverage shifted to Hamas's postponement of hostage releases, citing Israeli violations. Spanish housing market discussions intensified with reports of Catalan construction meeting only half of demand. Musk's reported $97.4 billion offer for OpenAI ownership emerged as the day's final significant development, while reports surfaced of labor exploitation in 24-hour supermarkets.
Turkey
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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The prosecutor's office launched an investigation into CHP's recent party congress, with former chairman Kılıçdaroğlu called to testify but declining to appear. Ankara Mayor Mansur Yavaş announced he would not participate in the party's presidential primary elections, marking a significant shift in opposition dynamics.
Hamas suspended the prisoner exchange with Israel, citing ceasefire violations, while Turkish officials strongly criticized Trump's statements about Palestinian displacement from Gaza. The bootleg alcohol crisis continued to claim lives in Ankara and Istanbul, with authorities announcing new enforcement measures.
Evening brought a 5.2 magnitude earthquake in the Aegean Sea, continuing the seismic activity pattern from previous days. Weather dominated local coverage as snow returned to Istanbul, causing flight cancellations at Sabiha Gökçen Airport and prompting school closures in multiple provinces.
Hamas suspended the prisoner exchange with Israel, citing ceasefire violations, while Turkish officials strongly criticized Trump's statements about Palestinian displacement from Gaza. The bootleg alcohol crisis continued to claim lives in Ankara and Istanbul, with authorities announcing new enforcement measures.
Evening brought a 5.2 magnitude earthquake in the Aegean Sea, continuing the seismic activity pattern from previous days. Weather dominated local coverage as snow returned to Istanbul, causing flight cancellations at Sabiha Gökçen Airport and prompting school closures in multiple provinces.
China
•10.02.2025
•Monday
•196 days ago
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State media maintained coordinated coverage of Xi's northeastern development initiatives, building on his recent Harbin visits and Asian Winter Games participation. The morning saw Beijing implementing retaliatory tariffs against the US, while announcing visa-free entry for ASEAN tour groups to Xishuangbanna.
DeepSeek's emergence dominated financial coverage, with state media positioning it as a challenge to US AI dominance, while continuing rescue operations for the Sichuan landslide victims. The afternoon brought Xi's condolences over Namibian founding president Nujoma's passing, amid coverage of Wang Yi's planned UK visit.
Evening reports focused on brain drain prevention strategies and AI governance, as China prepared for the Paris AI Summit. Hong Kong coverage centered on protest-related arrests and mainland runner disqualifications at the Hong Kong Marathon, indicating continued social tensions.
DeepSeek's emergence dominated financial coverage, with state media positioning it as a challenge to US AI dominance, while continuing rescue operations for the Sichuan landslide victims. The afternoon brought Xi's condolences over Namibian founding president Nujoma's passing, amid coverage of Wang Yi's planned UK visit.
Evening reports focused on brain drain prevention strategies and AI governance, as China prepared for the Paris AI Summit. Hong Kong coverage centered on protest-related arrests and mainland runner disqualifications at the Hong Kong Marathon, indicating continued social tensions.
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