March 11, 2025
US
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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US markets continued their sharp decline as recession fears intensified amid Trump's expanding trade conflicts. The selloff deepened after Trump doubled tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum to 50%, explicitly responding to Ontario's 25% electricity surcharge while suggesting Canada should join the US as its 51st state. By evening, Ontario backed down, suspending the electricity surcharge.
Morning reports detailed Moscow facing its largest drone barrage of the war, with Russia claiming 337 Ukrainian drones intercepted. By afternoon, Ukraine-US peace talks in Saudi Arabia yielded surprising progress, with Ukraine accepting a 30-day ceasefire proposal. The US immediately announced resumption of military aid and intelligence sharing that had been frozen since last week.
House Republicans narrowly passed a government funding bill to avert shutdown, while the Education Department prepared to lay off approximately half its workforce—about 2,100 staff—as part of Musk-led downsizing efforts.
Morning reports detailed Moscow facing its largest drone barrage of the war, with Russia claiming 337 Ukrainian drones intercepted. By afternoon, Ukraine-US peace talks in Saudi Arabia yielded surprising progress, with Ukraine accepting a 30-day ceasefire proposal. The US immediately announced resumption of military aid and intelligence sharing that had been frozen since last week.
House Republicans narrowly passed a government funding bill to avert shutdown, while the Education Department prepared to lay off approximately half its workforce—about 2,100 staff—as part of Musk-led downsizing efforts.
Israel
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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Israeli military strategy pivoted northward as Israel established a permanent presence on Mount Hermon in Syria, creating an 80km buffer zone south of Damascus. Defense Minister Katz declared Al-Jolani "will see us from his palace," signaling Israel's intent to prevent weapons deployments near the Golan.
Hostage negotiations in Qatar continued with limited optimism, as Hamas showed "readiness" for a longer ceasefire while Israel's delegation operated under a restricted mandate. Released hostage Omer Neutra gave his first detailed account of 197 days in isolation during captivity, describing severe abuse.
In a significant diplomatic development, Israel began direct negotiations with Lebanon on border disputes through US-French mediation, releasing five Lebanese detainees as a goodwill gesture to Lebanon's new president. The agreement established three working groups to address contested border points.
The coalition pushed ahead with judicial selection committee reforms, prompting opposition parties to file 71,023 objections—symbolically referencing October 7, 2023.
Hostage negotiations in Qatar continued with limited optimism, as Hamas showed "readiness" for a longer ceasefire while Israel's delegation operated under a restricted mandate. Released hostage Omer Neutra gave his first detailed account of 197 days in isolation during captivity, describing severe abuse.
In a significant diplomatic development, Israel began direct negotiations with Lebanon on border disputes through US-French mediation, releasing five Lebanese detainees as a goodwill gesture to Lebanon's new president. The agreement established three working groups to address contested border points.
The coalition pushed ahead with judicial selection committee reforms, prompting opposition parties to file 71,023 objections—symbolically referencing October 7, 2023.
Germany
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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Morning coverage focused on Volkswagen's 30.6% profit decline while coalition politics remained tense, with FDP and Jusos expressing opposition to Merz's financial plans. Meanwhile, Afghan migrant crime stories gained prominence, featuring multiple incidents on the same day.
Defense concerns dominated midday reporting with the Bundeswehr's annual report highlighting personnel shortages and infrastructure deficiencies. The BSW party filed a constitutional complaint requesting vote recounts after narrowly missing parliamentary entry.
The evening brought a breakthrough in Ukraine relations, with the US announcing immediate resumption of military aid while Kyiv agreed to a proposed 30-day ceasefire plan, subject to Russian consent. Trump indicated he would speak with Putin "today and tomorrow" regarding the arrangement.
Throughout the day, coverage reflected ongoing tensions between traditional security needs and debt concerns, with FAZ pointedly asking "What good is the debt brake when the Russian is at the door?"
Defense concerns dominated midday reporting with the Bundeswehr's annual report highlighting personnel shortages and infrastructure deficiencies. The BSW party filed a constitutional complaint requesting vote recounts after narrowly missing parliamentary entry.
The evening brought a breakthrough in Ukraine relations, with the US announcing immediate resumption of military aid while Kyiv agreed to a proposed 30-day ceasefire plan, subject to Russian consent. Trump indicated he would speak with Putin "today and tomorrow" regarding the arrangement.
Throughout the day, coverage reflected ongoing tensions between traditional security needs and debt concerns, with FAZ pointedly asking "What good is the debt brake when the Russian is at the door?"
France
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow in a massive overnight attack killing at least three people, with Ukrainian officials stating it aimed to pressure Putin into accepting an aerial truce. This escalation occurred hours before critical peace negotiations between Ukrainian and American delegations in Saudi Arabia.
By mid-day, European defense strengthening dominated coverage as Macron hosted military chiefs from thirty countries while von der Leyen called for "very rapid" increases in defense spending, proposing an €800 billion framework. France, the world's second-largest arms exporter, faces paradoxical equipment shortages for its own military.
Evening brought a diplomatic breakthrough – Ukraine agreed to a US-proposed 30-day ceasefire plan to be presented to Russia, with Washington immediately lifting its suspension of military aid to Kyiv. Trump announced willingness to speak with both Putin and Zelensky.
Late night attention shifted to PSG's dramatic Champions League victory over Liverpool on penalties.
By mid-day, European defense strengthening dominated coverage as Macron hosted military chiefs from thirty countries while von der Leyen called for "very rapid" increases in defense spending, proposing an €800 billion framework. France, the world's second-largest arms exporter, faces paradoxical equipment shortages for its own military.
Evening brought a diplomatic breakthrough – Ukraine agreed to a US-proposed 30-day ceasefire plan to be presented to Russia, with Washington immediately lifting its suspension of military aid to Kyiv. Trump announced willingness to speak with both Putin and Zelensky.
Late night attention shifted to PSG's dramatic Champions League victory over Liverpool on penalties.
Lebanon
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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A breakthrough emerged with Lebanon and Israel agreeing to begin land border negotiations, facilitated by US mediation. Israel released four Lebanese prisoners with a fifth expected tomorrow, marking a diplomatic achievement credited to President Aoun. Israeli strikes continued in south Lebanon, with one killing a Hezbollah air defense commander Hassan Ezzeddine near Deir al-Zahrani, according to Israeli military claims.
The Syrian crisis aftermath continued affecting Lebanon, with refugee displacement to Akkar reportedly receding amid tightened security measures. The Lebanese army freed kidnapped Syrians in the Tel-Hermel area who were held for ransom.
Domestically, security appointments were reportedly settled after resolution of Sunni and Shiite political objections, with announcements expected at Thursday's cabinet session. The Beirut port explosion investigation showed signs of revival, with Judge Bitar preparing to question security officials next week.
The Syrian crisis aftermath continued affecting Lebanon, with refugee displacement to Akkar reportedly receding amid tightened security measures. The Lebanese army freed kidnapped Syrians in the Tel-Hermel area who were held for ransom.
Domestically, security appointments were reportedly settled after resolution of Sunni and Shiite political objections, with announcements expected at Thursday's cabinet session. The Beirut port explosion investigation showed signs of revival, with Judge Bitar preparing to question security officials next week.
Ukraine
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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Ukraine launched its largest drone assault on Russia to date, with 337 UAVs targeting Moscow and nine other regions, causing two deaths and dozens of injuries. This unprecedented attack coincided with the high-stakes US-Ukraine meeting in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Following five hours of negotiations, Ukraine agreed to a conditional 30-day ceasefire proposal if Russia reciprocates, while the US immediately lifted intelligence sharing restrictions and resumed military aid. This represents a significant shift after days of intelligence blackout and aid suspension.
Trump announced willingness to invite Zelensky back to the White House and plans talks with Putin. Meanwhile, Russian forces reportedly advanced in Kursk region, establishing positions in eastern Sudzha as fighting intensified along the front with over 200 clashes recorded.
These developments follow weeks of mounting pressure on Ukraine to accept territorial concessions, with US officials increasingly suggesting Ukraine's pre-2022 borders are unattainable.
Following five hours of negotiations, Ukraine agreed to a conditional 30-day ceasefire proposal if Russia reciprocates, while the US immediately lifted intelligence sharing restrictions and resumed military aid. This represents a significant shift after days of intelligence blackout and aid suspension.
Trump announced willingness to invite Zelensky back to the White House and plans talks with Putin. Meanwhile, Russian forces reportedly advanced in Kursk region, establishing positions in eastern Sudzha as fighting intensified along the front with over 200 clashes recorded.
These developments follow weeks of mounting pressure on Ukraine to accept territorial concessions, with US officials increasingly suggesting Ukraine's pre-2022 borders are unattainable.
Palestine
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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Palestinian media reported multiple casualties in Jenin with four Palestinians killed by Israeli forces, including an elderly woman, concurrent with Palestinian Authority forces killing a resistance fighter. Hamas condemned the latter as "dangerous escalation."
Gaza humanitarian conditions deteriorated further with reports that 90% of residents cannot access clean water, while border crossings remained closed for the tenth consecutive day, exacerbating food shortages. UNRWA's Commissioner accused Israel of "weaponizing aid."
By afternoon, five Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes near the Netsarim checkpoint despite the ceasefire. Palestinian Cabinet issued decisions addressing price gouging in Gaza amid scarcity.
Evening brought announcement of new ceasefire negotiations in Doha with Hamas expressing optimism for progress. Meanwhile, Yemeni forces declared they would block Israeli ships until Gaza crossings reopen. The PA criticized Hamas for direct communications with foreign parties as "violating Palestinian law."
Gaza humanitarian conditions deteriorated further with reports that 90% of residents cannot access clean water, while border crossings remained closed for the tenth consecutive day, exacerbating food shortages. UNRWA's Commissioner accused Israel of "weaponizing aid."
By afternoon, five Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes near the Netsarim checkpoint despite the ceasefire. Palestinian Cabinet issued decisions addressing price gouging in Gaza amid scarcity.
Evening brought announcement of new ceasefire negotiations in Doha with Hamas expressing optimism for progress. Meanwhile, Yemeni forces declared they would block Israeli ships until Gaza crossings reopen. The PA criticized Hamas for direct communications with foreign parties as "violating Palestinian law."
UK
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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Ukraine launched what Russian officials called the "largest drone attack ever" on Moscow, killing three people hours before US-Ukraine peace talks began in Saudi Arabia. The attack appeared strategically timed to strengthen Ukraine's bargaining position.
Meanwhile, the North Sea tanker collision continued developing, with a cargo ship captain arrested on suspicion of manslaughter while the White House refused to rule out hacking as a possible cause.
By evening, a significant diplomatic breakthrough emerged as Ukraine accepted a US-proposed 30-day ceasefire, with officials stating "the ball is now in Russia's court." Trump immediately restored intelligence sharing and military aid to Ukraine that had been paused recently.
Russia responded within hours by launching new air strikes on Kyiv, suggesting Putin's reluctance to accept the truce terms. Separately, Trump escalated his trade war with Canada, doubling tariffs on steel and aluminum to 50% following Ontario's threats regarding electricity supply.
Meanwhile, the North Sea tanker collision continued developing, with a cargo ship captain arrested on suspicion of manslaughter while the White House refused to rule out hacking as a possible cause.
By evening, a significant diplomatic breakthrough emerged as Ukraine accepted a US-proposed 30-day ceasefire, with officials stating "the ball is now in Russia's court." Trump immediately restored intelligence sharing and military aid to Ukraine that had been paused recently.
Russia responded within hours by launching new air strikes on Kyiv, suggesting Putin's reluctance to accept the truce terms. Separately, Trump escalated his trade war with Canada, doubling tariffs on steel and aluminum to 50% following Ontario's threats regarding electricity supply.
Iran
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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The UN Security Council scheduled a closed session to discuss Iran's nuclear program as maritime security exercises involving Iran, Russia, and China continued in the Indian Ocean. By morning, Foreign Minister Araghchi reaffirmed Iran's commitment to support Iraq against US sanctions that revoked electricity import waivers.
Ukraine launched an "unprecedented" drone attack on Moscow ahead of peace talks in Saudi Arabia, which dominated midday coverage. By evening, Ukraine had accepted a 30-day ceasefire proposal, with US representatives preparing to take the agreement to Moscow.
President Pezeshkian delivered a direct rebuke to Trump, declaring Iran "will not negotiate under threats," reinforcing the position established after Khamenei rejected Trump's letter days earlier. Meanwhile, Pakistan faced a hostage crisis as Baloch separatists seized a passenger train with 400 travelers, releasing only women and children while threatening remaining hostages.
Ukraine launched an "unprecedented" drone attack on Moscow ahead of peace talks in Saudi Arabia, which dominated midday coverage. By evening, Ukraine had accepted a 30-day ceasefire proposal, with US representatives preparing to take the agreement to Moscow.
President Pezeshkian delivered a direct rebuke to Trump, declaring Iran "will not negotiate under threats," reinforcing the position established after Khamenei rejected Trump's letter days earlier. Meanwhile, Pakistan faced a hostage crisis as Baloch separatists seized a passenger train with 400 travelers, releasing only women and children while threatening remaining hostages.
Russia
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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Russian media exhaustively documented what it called "the largest drone attack" on Moscow since the war began, with claims of 337 Ukrainian drones intercepted nationwide, 70+ targeting the capital. By mid-morning, reports confirmed three civilian deaths and multiple injuries in Moscow region.
The Kremlin characterized the attack as potentially derailing peace negotiations, yet by afternoon, breakthrough diplomatic developments emerged. Following US-Ukraine talks in Jeddah, Kyiv reportedly accepted a 30-day ceasefire proposal. Trump announced resumption of military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, with plans for direct communication with Putin "this week."
Meanwhile, military developments continued with Russia claiming to have liberated 12 more settlements in Kursk region and one in Donetsk. Media amplified reports of the "pipeline operation" in Sudzha, where Russian forces allegedly infiltrated Ukrainian positions through an inactive gas pipeline, forcing Ukrainian troops to retreat.
The Kremlin characterized the attack as potentially derailing peace negotiations, yet by afternoon, breakthrough diplomatic developments emerged. Following US-Ukraine talks in Jeddah, Kyiv reportedly accepted a 30-day ceasefire proposal. Trump announced resumption of military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, with plans for direct communication with Putin "this week."
Meanwhile, military developments continued with Russia claiming to have liberated 12 more settlements in Kursk region and one in Donetsk. Media amplified reports of the "pipeline operation" in Sudzha, where Russian forces allegedly infiltrated Ukrainian positions through an inactive gas pipeline, forcing Ukrainian troops to retreat.
Italy
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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Morning coverage focused on Ukraine's massive overnight drone attack on Russia, with 337 drones targeting Moscow and multiple regions, killing two or three people and shutting down airports. Von der Leyen's speech to the European Parliament declared "the time for illusions is over," calling for European rearmament against Russia.
Afternoon attention shifted to a major breakthrough in US-Ukraine talks in Jeddah, with Kyiv accepting a 30-day ceasefire proposal. The US subsequently lifted military aid restrictions. Trump announced plans to speak with Putin this week, expressing hope Russia would accept the truce.
Financial markets continued to struggle after Wall Street's trillion-dollar loss the previous day, with Trump escalating trade tensions by doubling Canadian steel and aluminum tariffs to 50%.
Italian judicial news saw the Garlasco murder case reopened after 18 years, with DNA evidence leading to new charges against Andrea Sempio.
Afternoon attention shifted to a major breakthrough in US-Ukraine talks in Jeddah, with Kyiv accepting a 30-day ceasefire proposal. The US subsequently lifted military aid restrictions. Trump announced plans to speak with Putin this week, expressing hope Russia would accept the truce.
Financial markets continued to struggle after Wall Street's trillion-dollar loss the previous day, with Trump escalating trade tensions by doubling Canadian steel and aluminum tariffs to 50%.
Italian judicial news saw the Garlasco murder case reopened after 18 years, with DNA evidence leading to new charges against Andrea Sempio.
Japan
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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The Nikkei average plummeted over 1,000 points, falling below 36,000 as markets reacted to Trump's comments suggesting a possible US recession and Japan's downward GDP revision to 2.2% growth. Nissan announced a major leadership overhaul, with CEO Makoto Uchida stepping down and four of five executives being replaced.
March 11th marked the 14th anniversary of the 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disasters. Media featured stories of a 90-year-old still searching for their son, farmers who continued family businesses after evacuation, and authorities struggling with storage costs for 470,000 disaster-related items. A former Okuma town mayor revealed difficult decisions made during the nuclear crisis.
International coverage focused on former Philippine President Duterte's arrest on ICC charges related to his drug war, with reports tracking his transfer from Manila amid political tensions with the Marcos family.
March 11th marked the 14th anniversary of the 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disasters. Media featured stories of a 90-year-old still searching for their son, farmers who continued family businesses after evacuation, and authorities struggling with storage costs for 470,000 disaster-related items. A former Okuma town mayor revealed difficult decisions made during the nuclear crisis.
International coverage focused on former Philippine President Duterte's arrest on ICC charges related to his drug war, with reports tracking his transfer from Manila amid political tensions with the Marcos family.
Netherlands
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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The European Commission's proposal for offshore "return hubs" for rejected asylum seekers dominated morning coverage, positioning the Netherlands to potentially send deportees outside EU borders. By midday, reports emerged of former Philippine president Duterte being flown to The Hague to face international justice charges.
The afternoon saw Parliament, including coalition parties, rejecting the €800 billion European defense plan that Prime Minister Schoof had already supported in Brussels, putting him in an awkward position described as "standing in his underwear." This parliamentary opposition continued the defense funding theme from previous days.
Evening headlines converged on a diplomatic breakthrough with Ukraine agreeing to a US-proposed 30-day ceasefire with Russia, coinciding with Washington resuming military support to Kyiv. This development came as Dutch marines trained for potential conflict with Russia and Trump doubled tariffs on Canadian steel imports, further challenging transatlantic relations.
The afternoon saw Parliament, including coalition parties, rejecting the €800 billion European defense plan that Prime Minister Schoof had already supported in Brussels, putting him in an awkward position described as "standing in his underwear." This parliamentary opposition continued the defense funding theme from previous days.
Evening headlines converged on a diplomatic breakthrough with Ukraine agreeing to a US-proposed 30-day ceasefire with Russia, coinciding with Washington resuming military support to Kyiv. This development came as Dutch marines trained for potential conflict with Russia and Trump doubled tariffs on Canadian steel imports, further challenging transatlantic relations.
India
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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The Baloch Liberation Army's hijacking of the Jaffar Express train in Pakistan dominated coverage. The crisis escalated throughout the day, with initial reports of 100 hostages growing to claims of 450, and militants threatening mass executions if security forces intervened. By afternoon, BLA issued a 48-hour ultimatum demanding prisoner releases, as Pakistani forces launched rescue operations.
India firmly rejected Trump's claim that it had committed to tariff reductions, with officials telling Parliament "no commitments" were made. The financial impact of Trump's trade policies reverberated across Asian markets, with analysts suggesting India might ultimately outperform neighbors despite turbulence.
Controversy emerged around BJP legislator Ketaki Singh's demand for separate hospital wards for Muslims. Meanwhile, Modi's Mauritius visit received ceremonial coverage, highlighting strategic importance and cultural ties with the "Mini India" nation, amid concerns about China's regional influence.
India firmly rejected Trump's claim that it had committed to tariff reductions, with officials telling Parliament "no commitments" were made. The financial impact of Trump's trade policies reverberated across Asian markets, with analysts suggesting India might ultimately outperform neighbors despite turbulence.
Controversy emerged around BJP legislator Ketaki Singh's demand for separate hospital wards for Muslims. Meanwhile, Modi's Mauritius visit received ceremonial coverage, highlighting strategic importance and cultural ties with the "Mini India" nation, amid concerns about China's regional influence.
Poland
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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Ukrainian drones struck Moscow overnight, creating context for breakthrough US-Ukraine talks in Saudi Arabia. By afternoon, Ukraina agreed to a 30-day ceasefire while the US committed to resuming military aid, with Trump planning to meet Russian representatives "today or tomorrow" to secure Moscow's participation.
The diplomatic spat between Poland's Foreign Minister Sikorski and Elon Musk continued, with government officials receiving instructions on managing the conflict. Minister Gawkowski stated firmly that "no politician or corporate head will dictate to Poland what it can and cannot do."
EU-Poland tensions escalated as the ECJ Advocate General called Polish Constitutional Court rulings a "rebellion" against EU law, prompting sharp responses from Polish officials.
Prime Minister Tusk announced plans to train 100,000 military volunteers annually while calling for "moderation" in international dealings. Detained opposition MP Matecki was transferred to Radom detention center reportedly due to health concerns.
The diplomatic spat between Poland's Foreign Minister Sikorski and Elon Musk continued, with government officials receiving instructions on managing the conflict. Minister Gawkowski stated firmly that "no politician or corporate head will dictate to Poland what it can and cannot do."
EU-Poland tensions escalated as the ECJ Advocate General called Polish Constitutional Court rulings a "rebellion" against EU law, prompting sharp responses from Polish officials.
Prime Minister Tusk announced plans to train 100,000 military volunteers annually while calling for "moderation" in international dealings. Detained opposition MP Matecki was transferred to Radom detention center reportedly due to health concerns.
Spain
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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Morning headlines focused on Ukraine launching its largest drone attack against Russia since the war began, with Moscow reporting the downing of nearly 340 drones while confirming multiple civilian deaths. This aggressive move came just hours before crucial negotiations in Saudi Arabia between Ukraine and the US.
By afternoon, European rearmament dominated coverage as Von der Leyen urged member states to increase military spending to 3% of GDP, declaring "the time for illusions is over." This aligned with previous days' focus on European security independence amid US distancing.
Evening coverage shifted dramatically as Ukraine accepted a US-proposed 30-day ceasefire in exchange for immediate resumption of American military aid, awaiting Putin's response. Meanwhile, domestic tensions persisted between coalition partners PSOE and Sumar over defense spending, with a two-hour meeting ending without agreement despite government assurances military funding wouldn't affect social programs.
By afternoon, European rearmament dominated coverage as Von der Leyen urged member states to increase military spending to 3% of GDP, declaring "the time for illusions is over." This aligned with previous days' focus on European security independence amid US distancing.
Evening coverage shifted dramatically as Ukraine accepted a US-proposed 30-day ceasefire in exchange for immediate resumption of American military aid, awaiting Putin's response. Meanwhile, domestic tensions persisted between coalition partners PSOE and Sumar over defense spending, with a two-hour meeting ending without agreement despite government assurances military funding wouldn't affect social programs.
Turkey
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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The agreement between Syrian Democratic Forces (SDG/YPG) and Damascus gained President Erdoğan's cautious support, marking a significant shift in Turkey's position. "Kazanan Suriye olacak" (Syria will be the winner), Erdoğan stated, while Ankara Mayor Mansur Yavaş commented he "liked article 5" of the agreement, likely referencing provisions addressing Turkey's security concerns.
Opposition CHP municipalities faced coordinated police operations, with 32 people detained in Sarıyer, Şişli, Ataşehir, and Maltepe districts over alleged terror links involving support for Kazova factory workers since 2017. CHP Istanbul Chair Özgür Çelik appeared before prosecutors.
Justice Minister Tunç announced an investigation into stray dog attacks following multiple incidents where children were injured or killed, triggering media debates on animal control legislation.
Internal CHP politics intensified with İmamoğlu facing venue restrictions while campaigning, stating "candidacy is not anyone's title deed property" regarding presidential ambitions.
Opposition CHP municipalities faced coordinated police operations, with 32 people detained in Sarıyer, Şişli, Ataşehir, and Maltepe districts over alleged terror links involving support for Kazova factory workers since 2017. CHP Istanbul Chair Özgür Çelik appeared before prosecutors.
Justice Minister Tunç announced an investigation into stray dog attacks following multiple incidents where children were injured or killed, triggering media debates on animal control legislation.
Internal CHP politics intensified with İmamoğlu facing venue restrictions while campaigning, stating "candidacy is not anyone's title deed property" regarding presidential ambitions.
China
•11.03.2025
•Tuesday
•166 days ago
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The third session of the 14th National People's Congress concluded with synchronized state media coverage of its closing meeting emphasizing Xi Jinping's attendance. Notable was the absence of China's third-ranking official Zhao Leji, attributed to illness by SCMP reporting, creating a rare public mystery amid the carefully choreographed proceedings.
Economic reporting highlighted February's 80% surge in new energy vehicle sales and solid-state battery development, connecting to the "new productive forces" narrative from previous days. Additionally, state media amplified Xi's education digitalization comments, suggesting a closed village school was "a good thing" while emphasizing traditional fundamentals remain essential.
International relations developments included reports of a planned Xi-Trump meeting in June, amid coverage of BRICS nations divided on dollar replacement and disruptions to China-Europe rail links due to Russian goods seizures. Independent sources highlighted exceptional security measures during this year's political meetings.
Economic reporting highlighted February's 80% surge in new energy vehicle sales and solid-state battery development, connecting to the "new productive forces" narrative from previous days. Additionally, state media amplified Xi's education digitalization comments, suggesting a closed village school was "a good thing" while emphasizing traditional fundamentals remain essential.
International relations developments included reports of a planned Xi-Trump meeting in June, amid coverage of BRICS nations divided on dollar replacement and disruptions to China-Europe rail links due to Russian goods seizures. Independent sources highlighted exceptional security measures during this year's political meetings.
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