March 6, 2025
US
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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Early morning reports focused on Trump's first direct talks with Hamas, while international intelligence sharing restrictions expanded as allies weighed reducing cooperation. By midday, Russia struck Zelenskyy's hometown, including a hotel housing US citizens, amid the continued freeze of US aid and intelligence.
The administration's plans to dismantle the Education Department gained momentum, while the CDC recalled 180 fired employees. House Republicans, joined by 10 Democrats, censured Rep. Al Green for his outburst during Trump's speech, leading to floor chaos. Markets tumbled over tariff concerns until Trump announced a one-month suspension for Mexico and Canada.
Evening coverage shifted to institutional resistance, as a minor USAID agency refused DOGE team entry and filed suit. Reports emerged of widespread self-censorship among federal employees fearing retribution, while Ukrainian officials prepared for Saudi Arabia peace talks.
The administration's plans to dismantle the Education Department gained momentum, while the CDC recalled 180 fired employees. House Republicans, joined by 10 Democrats, censured Rep. Al Green for his outburst during Trump's speech, leading to floor chaos. Markets tumbled over tariff concerns until Trump announced a one-month suspension for Mexico and Canada.
Evening coverage shifted to institutional resistance, as a minor USAID agency refused DOGE team entry and filed suit. Reports emerged of widespread self-censorship among federal employees fearing retribution, while Ukrainian officials prepared for Saudi Arabia peace talks.
Israel
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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Trump's meeting with released hostages sparked a cascade of revelations about US-Hamas communications. Morning headlines focused on Trump's ultimatum to Hamas, while by afternoon Egyptian sources confirmed direct talks through US envoy Witkoff. Israel initially denied knowledge of progress, then expressed concern about sharing intelligence with the US due to Trump-Putin relations.
First sign of life from hostage Rom Braslavski emerged after 517 days through freed captive Sasha Troufanov's testimony. New IDF Chief Zamir prepared plans for large-scale Gaza operation requiring mass reserve mobilization, while conducting joint exercises with US B-52 bombers.
By evening, Trump confirmed direct US-Hamas talks, specifically demanding release of Israeli-American Edan Alexander. Hamas warned of hostage casualties if fighting resumes, while US sources accused Israel of attempting to undermine the negotiations through strategic leaks.
First sign of life from hostage Rom Braslavski emerged after 517 days through freed captive Sasha Troufanov's testimony. New IDF Chief Zamir prepared plans for large-scale Gaza operation requiring mass reserve mobilization, while conducting joint exercises with US B-52 bombers.
By evening, Trump confirmed direct US-Hamas talks, specifically demanding release of Israeli-American Edan Alexander. Hamas warned of hostage casualties if fighting resumes, while US sources accused Israel of attempting to undermine the negotiations through strategic leaks.
Germany
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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Deutsche Post's announcement of 8,000 job cuts opened the morning news cycle, followed by revelations about CDU/SPD negotiations for a €500 billion special fund requiring constitutional changes. The debt policy shift triggered resistance from legal experts and internal CDU opposition.
By midday, European security dominated coverage as Macron offered nuclear deterrence cooperation following Trump's suspension of Ukraine support. Trump's direct negotiations with Hamas regarding hostages and secret talks with Zelenskyy's opponents shifted attention to shifting geopolitical alignments.
Evening developments centered on Hungary blocking unified EU support for Ukraine, while other EU members agreed on an €800 billion rearmament plan. The Green Party's position became crucial for Merz's debt proposal, while Austria's declaration of migration emergency added pressure to ongoing coalition negotiations.
By midday, European security dominated coverage as Macron offered nuclear deterrence cooperation following Trump's suspension of Ukraine support. Trump's direct negotiations with Hamas regarding hostages and secret talks with Zelenskyy's opponents shifted attention to shifting geopolitical alignments.
Evening developments centered on Hungary blocking unified EU support for Ukraine, while other EU members agreed on an €800 billion rearmament plan. The Green Party's position became crucial for Merz's debt proposal, while Austria's declaration of migration emergency added pressure to ongoing coalition negotiations.
France
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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Moscow's dismissal of Macron's nuclear deterrence proposal as "disconnected from reality" dominated morning coverage, while the EU extraordinary summit in Brussels gathered momentum. By afternoon, the 27 member states approved an €800 billion defense investment plan, marking Europe's largest military commitment since 1945.
Zelensky's presence at the summit highlighted the increasing distance from Washington, as Trump considered revoking protection for 240,000 Ukrainian refugees. Russia rejected any temporary ceasefire proposals while attacking French intentions, claiming Paris "wants the war to continue."
The emergence of a Paris-London-Berlin defense alliance signaled a strategic pivot, while the ECB announced another rate cut amid German stimulus tensions. By evening, Macron labeled Putin an "imperialist revisionist" from Brussels, as European leaders discussed financing mechanisms for the new military paradigm.
Zelensky's presence at the summit highlighted the increasing distance from Washington, as Trump considered revoking protection for 240,000 Ukrainian refugees. Russia rejected any temporary ceasefire proposals while attacking French intentions, claiming Paris "wants the war to continue."
The emergence of a Paris-London-Berlin defense alliance signaled a strategic pivot, while the ECB announced another rate cut amid German stimulus tensions. By evening, Macron labeled Putin an "imperialist revisionist" from Brussels, as European leaders discussed financing mechanisms for the new military paradigm.
Lebanon
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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The cabinet's first session approved the 2025 budget by decree and launched administrative reforms, with President Aoun asserting cabinet authority over sectarian interests. This followed his recent Saudi-Egyptian diplomatic mission. The IMF announced a fact-finding delegation's visit for March 10-14, suggesting international engagement with Lebanon's reform promises.
By afternoon, reports emerged of Brigade General Ibrahim Huwaijeh's arrest for the 1977 Kamal Jumblatt assassination, reopening historical wounds as Lebanon attempts reconciliation. The military reported continued Israeli operations across Lebanese territory, while coverage noted evolving dynamics in Syria's coastal region with reports of clashes and curfews.
Trump's allies' secret negotiations with Ukrainian opposition and Hamas's rejection of his ultimatum received significant coverage, positioning Lebanon within broader regional and international transformations.
By afternoon, reports emerged of Brigade General Ibrahim Huwaijeh's arrest for the 1977 Kamal Jumblatt assassination, reopening historical wounds as Lebanon attempts reconciliation. The military reported continued Israeli operations across Lebanese territory, while coverage noted evolving dynamics in Syria's coastal region with reports of clashes and curfews.
Trump's allies' secret negotiations with Ukrainian opposition and Hamas's rejection of his ultimatum received significant coverage, positioning Lebanon within broader regional and international transformations.
Ukraine
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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Russian missiles struck a Kryvyi Rih hotel housing Western volunteers, with casualties rising throughout morning from 2 to 4 dead. The attack coincided with US complete intelligence sharing suspension, affecting HIMARS and air defense capabilities. France immediately offered to fill the intelligence void.
By midday, European response crystallized around two initiatives: a "Sky Shield" project involving 120 fighters to protect Ukrainian cities, and potential sharing of French nuclear deterrence. Meanwhile, Reuters revealed Trump administration plans to revoke temporary protected status from 240,000 Ukrainians in US.
Evening brought confirmation of US-Ukraine negotiations in Riyadh, while Belgium postponed F-16 deliveries to 2026. Zelenskyy presented initial peace steps at EU emergency summit, as Trump claimed "significant progress" in negotiations. NBC News reported potential US wavering on NATO defense commitments.
By midday, European response crystallized around two initiatives: a "Sky Shield" project involving 120 fighters to protect Ukrainian cities, and potential sharing of French nuclear deterrence. Meanwhile, Reuters revealed Trump administration plans to revoke temporary protected status from 240,000 Ukrainians in US.
Evening brought confirmation of US-Ukraine negotiations in Riyadh, while Belgium postponed F-16 deliveries to 2026. Zelenskyy presented initial peace steps at EU emergency summit, as Trump claimed "significant progress" in negotiations. NBC News reported potential US wavering on NATO defense commitments.
Palestine
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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Morning headlines focused on Washington's unprecedented direct negotiations with Hamas, bypassing Israeli intermediaries, while Trump issued ultimatums demanding Hamas leadership leave Gaza. By midday, reports emerged of Israeli plans to control aid distribution through Ashdod port and Ramon airport, alongside preparations for population transfer. The death of a fourth Palestinian prisoner in Israeli detention within ten days sparked new concerns.
The afternoon brought a measured response from Abu Obeida, affirming Hamas's commitment to agreements while warning against escalation. US officials revealed Israeli attempts to disrupt the Washington-Hamas communication channel. The evening saw 85,000 worshippers at Al-Aqsa despite restrictions, while three Palestinians were killed by drone strike in Shuja'iyya, marking another ceasefire violation. These developments followed Egypt's reconstruction proposal and the previous day's Arab League meeting.
The afternoon brought a measured response from Abu Obeida, affirming Hamas's commitment to agreements while warning against escalation. US officials revealed Israeli attempts to disrupt the Washington-Hamas communication channel. The evening saw 85,000 worshippers at Al-Aqsa despite restrictions, while three Palestinians were killed by drone strike in Shuja'iyya, marking another ceasefire violation. These developments followed Egypt's reconstruction proposal and the previous day's Arab League meeting.
UK
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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Following US intelligence cuts to Ukraine, European leaders gathered in Brussels to forge an €800bn defense plan. A Russian missile strike on Zelensky's hometown killed four people as he departed for the summit, though UK and US volunteers survived the attack.
Macron's statement about European self-reliance drew sharp Russian rhetoric, comparing him to Napoleon and Hitler. The Five Eyes alliance showed strain as UK, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada distanced themselves from US positions. Poland emphasized urgency in matching Russian arms production.
By evening, plans emerged for "Operation Sky Shield," involving 120 European fighter jets patrolling Ukrainian airspace. The day concluded with news of planned US-Ukraine peace talks in Saudi Arabia next week, marking a potential shift from the confrontational stance of previous days. Trump's partial suspension of Canadian and Mexican tariffs suggested broader diplomatic recalibration.
Macron's statement about European self-reliance drew sharp Russian rhetoric, comparing him to Napoleon and Hitler. The Five Eyes alliance showed strain as UK, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada distanced themselves from US positions. Poland emphasized urgency in matching Russian arms production.
By evening, plans emerged for "Operation Sky Shield," involving 120 European fighter jets patrolling Ukrainian airspace. The day concluded with news of planned US-Ukraine peace talks in Saudi Arabia next week, marking a potential shift from the confrontational stance of previous days. Trump's partial suspension of Canadian and Mexican tariffs suggested broader diplomatic recalibration.
Iran
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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European leaders gathered in Brussels to discuss increased defense funding following US aid suspension to Ukraine, while Lavrov explicitly warned that European peacekeepers would constitute direct NATO involvement. These developments occurred against the backdrop of Macron's nuclear deterrence statements from previous days.
Reuters revealed Trump administration plans to intercept Iranian oil tankers in international waters, while US Treasury Secretary suggested Iranians convert their assets to foreign currency. Meanwhile, a military incident at an IRGC naval facility resulted in one death and multiple injuries, though state media provided minimal details.
Internal discourse centered on corruption charges leading to prison sentences for two former cabinet ministers, while Pezeshkian continued emphasizing systemic solutions over personnel changes. State media attempted to redirect attention to religious pilgrimages and economic reforms, while downplaying mounting international pressure regarding nuclear enrichment levels.
Reuters revealed Trump administration plans to intercept Iranian oil tankers in international waters, while US Treasury Secretary suggested Iranians convert their assets to foreign currency. Meanwhile, a military incident at an IRGC naval facility resulted in one death and multiple injuries, though state media provided minimal details.
Internal discourse centered on corruption charges leading to prison sentences for two former cabinet ministers, while Pezeshkian continued emphasizing systemic solutions over personnel changes. State media attempted to redirect attention to religious pilgrimages and economic reforms, while downplaying mounting international pressure regarding nuclear enrichment levels.
Russia
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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Russian media morning coverage centered on US aid suspension implications before shifting focus to diplomatic appointments, with Darchiev named new ambassador to Washington. Macron's nuclear deterrence statements prompted intense reactions from Moscow, with Lavrov comparing him to Napoleon and Hitler, while Peskov dismissed European "arms race" rhetoric.
By afternoon, Putin's public rejection of Ukraine concessions coincided with reports of Trump demanding quick ceasefire from Zelensky for resource deal considerations. US intelligence sharing suspension details emerged, particularly regarding HIMARS targeting data.
Evening brought unexpected shift as Trump called for US-Russia nuclear arms reduction talks, while European leaders rejected Estonian proposals for increased Ukraine military support. Moscow media highlighted growing divisions between US and European positions on Ukraine strategy, while emphasizing Turkey's continued alignment with Russian interests.
By afternoon, Putin's public rejection of Ukraine concessions coincided with reports of Trump demanding quick ceasefire from Zelensky for resource deal considerations. US intelligence sharing suspension details emerged, particularly regarding HIMARS targeting data.
Evening brought unexpected shift as Trump called for US-Russia nuclear arms reduction talks, while European leaders rejected Estonian proposals for increased Ukraine military support. Moscow media highlighted growing divisions between US and European positions on Ukraine strategy, while emphasizing Turkey's continued alignment with Russian interests.
Italy
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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Macron's offer of French nuclear deterrence to EU allies dominated morning coverage, prompting immediate Russian diplomatic response. By noon, Von der Leyen's presentation of the €800 billion ReArm Europe plan coincided with ECB's 0.25% rate cut, while Meloni rejected using cohesion funds for military spending.
Putin's afternoon response to Macron's nuclear shield proposal, comparing him to Napoleon, shifted media focus to escalating Franco-Russian tensions. The EU summit concluded with 26 states approving defense conclusions without Hungary, marking significant progress on European military integration despite internal divisions.
Evening coverage balanced between Pope Francis's first audio message since hospitalization - revealing a weakened but determined voice - and confirmation of next week's US-Ukraine meeting in Riyadh, suggesting potential movement on peace negotiations despite Trump's recent intelligence sharing suspension.
Putin's afternoon response to Macron's nuclear shield proposal, comparing him to Napoleon, shifted media focus to escalating Franco-Russian tensions. The EU summit concluded with 26 states approving defense conclusions without Hungary, marking significant progress on European military integration despite internal divisions.
Evening coverage balanced between Pope Francis's first audio message since hospitalization - revealing a weakened but determined voice - and confirmation of next week's US-Ukraine meeting in Riyadh, suggesting potential movement on peace negotiations despite Trump's recent intelligence sharing suspension.
Japan
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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Pre-dawn markets responded to international developments as long-term interest rates reached 1.5%, a 16-year peak. Morning operations across eastern Japan halted when Shinkansen cars decoupled near Tokyo, affecting 150,000 passengers and forcing JR East to suspend all coupled train operations.
Seven & i Holdings announced structural transformation through a ¥2 trillion share buyback and plans to list its North American Seven-Eleven subsidiary, while maintaining majority control. President Isaka's resignation completed the leadership transition initiated earlier this week.
The Supreme Court finalized the Fukushima case by rejecting appeals to charge former TEPCO executives, while France initiated discussions on extending its nuclear deterrence umbrella across Europe. The administration maintained its rejection of U.S. defense spending demands, continuing the pattern of Western realignment observed since recent U.S.-Ukraine developments.
Seven & i Holdings announced structural transformation through a ¥2 trillion share buyback and plans to list its North American Seven-Eleven subsidiary, while maintaining majority control. President Isaka's resignation completed the leadership transition initiated earlier this week.
The Supreme Court finalized the Fukushima case by rejecting appeals to charge former TEPCO executives, while France initiated discussions on extending its nuclear deterrence umbrella across Europe. The administration maintained its rejection of U.S. defense spending demands, continuing the pattern of Western realignment observed since recent U.S.-Ukraine developments.
Netherlands
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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A major fire in Arnhem's historic center dominated morning coverage, with police evacuating 80-100 residents and firefighters conducting controlled burning of ancient buildings. Initial concerns about asbestos were dismissed by afternoon measurements. By evening, police announced investigation into potential arson.
Coalition tensions surfaced as PVV and BBB claimed they were blindsided by Schoof's €3.5 billion Ukraine support package, creating internal rifts just as EU leaders gathered for their defense summit. The summit produced unanimous support for European rearmament, though Hungary maintained its opposition to additional Ukraine aid.
Economic concerns intensified with ECB's rate cut announcement and Rabobank's warning of €12 billion potential losses from proposed US tariffs. Dutch prison system crisis emerged in coverage, with 1,800 detention spots declared unusable amid systemic capacity issues.
Coalition tensions surfaced as PVV and BBB claimed they were blindsided by Schoof's €3.5 billion Ukraine support package, creating internal rifts just as EU leaders gathered for their defense summit. The summit produced unanimous support for European rearmament, though Hungary maintained its opposition to additional Ukraine aid.
Economic concerns intensified with ECB's rate cut announcement and Rabobank's warning of €12 billion potential losses from proposed US tariffs. Dutch prison system crisis emerged in coverage, with 1,800 detention spots declared unusable amid systemic capacity issues.
India
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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The morning began with reports of Khalistani protesters attempting to disrupt External Affairs Minister Jaishankar's London visit, tearing the Indian flag. By afternoon, UK's Foreign Office issued a "strong condemnation," leading India to summon their chargé d'affaires.
Trump's statements on Hamas hostages and potential Pakistan travel ban merged with ongoing trade tension coverage. The US immigration policy shift threatening "self-deportation" of thousands of Indians received extensive coverage.
26/11 accused Tahawwur Rana's last-ditch effort to prevent extradition, citing the UK's Bhandari case ruling, dominated legal coverage. The arrest of Karnataka DGP's daughter Ranya Rao for gold smuggling continued from yesterday, with revelations of 27 Dubai trips in one year.
Evening coverage focused on a coal mine collapse in Betul killing three workers, while defense reports highlighted C-17 aircraft landing in Kargil amid regional tensions.
Trump's statements on Hamas hostages and potential Pakistan travel ban merged with ongoing trade tension coverage. The US immigration policy shift threatening "self-deportation" of thousands of Indians received extensive coverage.
26/11 accused Tahawwur Rana's last-ditch effort to prevent extradition, citing the UK's Bhandari case ruling, dominated legal coverage. The arrest of Karnataka DGP's daughter Ranya Rao for gold smuggling continued from yesterday, with revelations of 27 Dubai trips in one year.
Evening coverage focused on a coal mine collapse in Betul killing three workers, while defense reports highlighted C-17 aircraft landing in Kargil amid regional tensions.
Poland
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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Morning headlines focused on US cutting HIMARS access to Ukraine, with aircraft carrying weapons reportedly turned back. By mid-morning, attention shifted to parliament lifting immunity for opposition figures Kaczyński, Błaszczak, and Matecki - a move opposition media framed as political persecution.
The afternoon brought two parallel developments: President Duda's formal request to NATO for immediate 3% GDP military spending requirement from all members, and the EU summit's decision to accelerate European arms production. Putin's statements about peace conditions received coverage, though media remained skeptical.
Evening brought reports of Hungarian veto at the EU summit regarding Ukraine aid, while Trump's team signaled openness to "resetting" relations with Russia. The day ended with news of only three parties potentially reaching parliamentary threshold in latest polls, suggesting coalition instability.
The afternoon brought two parallel developments: President Duda's formal request to NATO for immediate 3% GDP military spending requirement from all members, and the EU summit's decision to accelerate European arms production. Putin's statements about peace conditions received coverage, though media remained skeptical.
Evening brought reports of Hungarian veto at the EU summit regarding Ukraine aid, while Trump's team signaled openness to "resetting" relations with Russia. The day ended with news of only three parties potentially reaching parliamentary threshold in latest polls, suggesting coalition instability.
Spain
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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European leaders formally embraced rearmament as primary strategy, marking significant shift from previous diplomatic emphasis. The Kremlin responded by declaring French nuclear umbrella a threat, warning that European troops in Ukraine would constitute direct war involvement.
Mobile World Congress reached historic 109,000 attendance while ECB announced fifth consecutive interest rate cut, highlighting contrast between technological optimism and economic caution.
Trump's envoys met with Zelensky's opposition to discuss post-ceasefire elections, while EU leaders assured Zelensky of continued support. The prosecution requested nullification of Rubiales' trial, citing judicial bias.
By evening, the EU-27 agreed to Von der Leyen's massive military spending increase, framing it as response to both Russian threats and US withdrawal. Trump temporarily suspended tariffs on Mexico and Canada, continuing previous day's trade policy volatility.
Mobile World Congress reached historic 109,000 attendance while ECB announced fifth consecutive interest rate cut, highlighting contrast between technological optimism and economic caution.
Trump's envoys met with Zelensky's opposition to discuss post-ceasefire elections, while EU leaders assured Zelensky of continued support. The prosecution requested nullification of Rubiales' trial, citing judicial bias.
By evening, the EU-27 agreed to Von der Leyen's massive military spending increase, framing it as response to both Russian threats and US withdrawal. Trump temporarily suspended tariffs on Mexico and Canada, continuing previous day's trade policy volatility.
Turkey
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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The Defense Ministry issued its first official response to Öcalan's disarmament call, demanding unconditional surrender and immediate dissolution of all PKK-affiliated groups. Public support for disarmament reached 57.5% according to Areda Research.
Missing architect Ece Gürel was found alive in Belgrad Forest after four days, experiencing cardiac arrest but being successfully revived - media coverage focused extensively on her survival story while avoiding speculation about her disappearance.
İmamoğlu formally announced his presidential candidacy, while extending a Ramadan iftar invitation to Erdoğan. The Ministry of Culture advanced a 40-year pending copyright law reform.
Foreign Minister Fidan emphasized Turkey's essential role in European security architecture, while Baykar signed a drone production agreement with Italy's Leonardo. Evening brought a 3.9 magnitude earthquake in Hatay, followed by reports of armed attacks in Çorum leaving five wounded.
Missing architect Ece Gürel was found alive in Belgrad Forest after four days, experiencing cardiac arrest but being successfully revived - media coverage focused extensively on her survival story while avoiding speculation about her disappearance.
İmamoğlu formally announced his presidential candidacy, while extending a Ramadan iftar invitation to Erdoğan. The Ministry of Culture advanced a 40-year pending copyright law reform.
Foreign Minister Fidan emphasized Turkey's essential role in European security architecture, while Baykar signed a drone production agreement with Italy's Leonardo. Evening brought a 3.9 magnitude earthquake in Hatay, followed by reports of armed attacks in Çorum leaving five wounded.
China
•06.03.2025
•Thursday
•171 days ago
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State media's morning coverage centered on Xi's participation in the Two Sessions, with synchronized messaging about Jiangsu's economic leadership role. China's warning about readiness for "any type of war" followed Trump's recent tariff implementation, with Beijing announcing copper import restrictions.
By midday, economic officials outlined growth plans and monetary tools "in reserve" to counter external pressures, while maintaining the 5% GDP target. The Yuan stability became a focal point amid US trade tensions.
The afternoon shifted to Xi's education initiative, emphasizing science and technology talent development. This connects to previous days' focus on "new productive forces" and computing sovereignty. Hong Kong's legal landscape evolved with the top court ruling in favor of Tiananmen vigil organizers while upholding Tam Tak-chi's sedition conviction.
PLA Navy movements near US-Australian bases and discussions of China's sixth-generation fighter development rounded out the military narrative.
By midday, economic officials outlined growth plans and monetary tools "in reserve" to counter external pressures, while maintaining the 5% GDP target. The Yuan stability became a focal point amid US trade tensions.
The afternoon shifted to Xi's education initiative, emphasizing science and technology talent development. This connects to previous days' focus on "new productive forces" and computing sovereignty. Hong Kong's legal landscape evolved with the top court ruling in favor of Tiananmen vigil organizers while upholding Tam Tak-chi's sedition conviction.
PLA Navy movements near US-Australian bases and discussions of China's sixth-generation fighter development rounded out the military narrative.
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