March 23, 2025
US
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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Elon Musk's expanding governmental influence dominated coverage, with NYTimes reporting SpaceX's positioning for billions in federal contracts amid his growing role in Trump's administration. Musk threatened lawsuits against former Rep. Jamaal Bowman for calling him a "Nazi," while Trump allies reportedly pressed to reduce his media appearances following controversial Social Security statements.
The Gaza conflict reached the grim milestone of 50,000 Palestinian deaths according to the Gaza Health Ministry, as Israel prepared to escalate its military campaign. CBS reported the Trump administration is seeking "full dismantlement" of Iran's nuclear program.
Democratic Party infighting intensified with Chuck Schumer defying calls to step down as Senate Democratic leader, while Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's political future drew significant attention as a potential new Democratic standard-bearer.
Trump's "Golden Dome" space-based defense program was unveiled, described as designed to deter America's adversaries.
The Gaza conflict reached the grim milestone of 50,000 Palestinian deaths according to the Gaza Health Ministry, as Israel prepared to escalate its military campaign. CBS reported the Trump administration is seeking "full dismantlement" of Iran's nuclear program.
Democratic Party infighting intensified with Chuck Schumer defying calls to step down as Senate Democratic leader, while Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's political future drew significant attention as a potential new Democratic standard-bearer.
Trump's "Golden Dome" space-based defense program was unveiled, described as designed to deter America's adversaries.
Israel
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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The cabinet unanimously approved a no-confidence motion against Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, who boycotted the meeting and sent a letter accusing the government of wanting to be "above the law." Former Supreme Court presidents warned this endangers the rule of law, while the State Prosecutor expressed full support for her.
Early morning, a Houthi ballistic missile was intercepted over central Israel, triggering sirens nationwide in their fourth attack in five days. The IDF responded by expanding ground operations simultaneously to both Rafah (south) and Beit Hanoun (north) in Gaza.
Evening saw two further escalations: the IDF eliminated Hamas finance chief Ismail Barhoum in a targeted strike at Nasser Hospital, and Housing Minister Goldknopf sparked outrage after being filmed dancing to an anti-draft song with lyrics "we'll die before we enlist." This came as Netanyahu secured an agreement with ultra-Orthodox leaders to remove their ultimatum on conscription legislation.
Early morning, a Houthi ballistic missile was intercepted over central Israel, triggering sirens nationwide in their fourth attack in five days. The IDF responded by expanding ground operations simultaneously to both Rafah (south) and Beit Hanoun (north) in Gaza.
Evening saw two further escalations: the IDF eliminated Hamas finance chief Ismail Barhoum in a targeted strike at Nasser Hospital, and Housing Minister Goldknopf sparked outrage after being filmed dancing to an anti-draft song with lyrics "we'll die before we enlist." This came as Netanyahu secured an agreement with ultra-Orthodox leaders to remove their ultimatum on conscription legislation.
Germany
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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The newspapers focused on the escalating political crisis in Turkey, as İmamoğlu was not only arrested but also suspended as Istanbul's mayor, triggering mass protests. This suspension caused significant international concern and outrage among Turkish communities in Germany.
Domestically, black-red coalition negotiations entered a "hot phase" amid tensions, with reports of possible candidates for Baerbock's successor as Foreign Minister emerging - including a former chancellor candidate. The debt package's approval from previous days continued to have ripple effects, with FAZ reporting on resulting price increases.
In sports, Franziska Preuß dramatically won her first biathlon overall World Cup after her main competitor fell in the final round. The German football team qualified for the Nations League semifinals despite squandering a lead against Italy in a 3:3 match.
Trump-Russia relations garnered attention with reports of US-Russian negotiations for a Ukraine ceasefire, while Trump claimed "only he could stop Putin."
Domestically, black-red coalition negotiations entered a "hot phase" amid tensions, with reports of possible candidates for Baerbock's successor as Foreign Minister emerging - including a former chancellor candidate. The debt package's approval from previous days continued to have ripple effects, with FAZ reporting on resulting price increases.
In sports, Franziska Preuß dramatically won her first biathlon overall World Cup after her main competitor fell in the final round. The German football team qualified for the Nations League semifinals despite squandering a lead against Italy in a 3:3 match.
Trump-Russia relations garnered attention with reports of US-Russian negotiations for a Ukraine ceasefire, while Trump claimed "only he could stop Putin."
France
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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The assault of Rabbi Arié Engelberg in Orléans dominated French news coverage. The rabbi was beaten, bitten, and insulted while returning from synagogue with his son, with a 16-year-old suspect arrested. The victim later testified: "It was a question of time before suffering an antisemitic attack."
In Turkey, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu's imprisonment triggered massive protests, described by him as a "coup" against Erdogan's main opposition. Meanwhile, Ukraine-US talks began in Riyadh, described as "productive and targeted" by Ukrainian officials amid ongoing Russian strikes on Kyiv.
Pope Francis made his first public appearance since February 14, greeting the faithful from his hospital window before returning to the Vatican after five weeks of treatment for pneumonia.
The evening concluded with France's football team dramatically qualifying for the Nations League semi-finals, overcoming Croatia in a penalty shootout after winning 2-0 in regulation time.
In Turkey, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu's imprisonment triggered massive protests, described by him as a "coup" against Erdogan's main opposition. Meanwhile, Ukraine-US talks began in Riyadh, described as "productive and targeted" by Ukrainian officials amid ongoing Russian strikes on Kyiv.
Pope Francis made his first public appearance since February 14, greeting the faithful from his hospital window before returning to the Vatican after five weeks of treatment for pneumonia.
The evening concluded with France's football team dramatically qualifying for the Nations League semi-finals, overcoming Croatia in a penalty shootout after winning 2-0 in regulation time.
Lebanon
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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Following yesterday's "orphaned rockets" incident, Israel intensified bombardment across southern Lebanon, with Lebanese outlets reporting guided missile strikes on a car in Aita al-Shaab killing one person. The Lebanese Army issued a statement condemning Israel for escalating attacks under various pretexts.
Hezbollah denied responsibility for the rocket launches, positioning itself "behind the state," while President Aoun's diplomatic communications reportedly succeeded in shielding Beirut from Israeli strikes. Media speculation centered on three scenarios about who launched the rockets, with some suggesting they were deliberately used to justify escalation.
By afternoon, Arab League Secretary General Abu al-Gheit expressed support for Lebanon against Israeli aggression. Evening reports highlighted Trump's deployment of a second aircraft carrier against Iran while maintaining pressure across multiple fronts against Hezbollah, Hamas and the Houthis. A French report emerged detailing Israel's alleged plan against Lebanon.
Hezbollah denied responsibility for the rocket launches, positioning itself "behind the state," while President Aoun's diplomatic communications reportedly succeeded in shielding Beirut from Israeli strikes. Media speculation centered on three scenarios about who launched the rockets, with some suggesting they were deliberately used to justify escalation.
By afternoon, Arab League Secretary General Abu al-Gheit expressed support for Lebanon against Israeli aggression. Evening reports highlighted Trump's deployment of a second aircraft carrier against Iran while maintaining pressure across multiple fronts against Hezbollah, Hamas and the Houthis. A French report emerged detailing Israel's alleged plan against Lebanon.
Ukraine
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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Russian Shahed drones struck Kyiv overnight, with casualties mounting throughout the morning. Initially reported as seven injured, the death toll rose to three by dawn, including a five-year-old girl and her father who had fled war zones. More than a hundred drones targeted Ukraine.
Mid-morning brought military success as Ukraine's Third Assault Brigade liberated Nadiya village in Luhansk after a 30-hour operation. Ukrainian forces also destroyed a Russian supply company in occupied Kherson.
Diplomatic developments intensified with Bloomberg reporting the White House seeks a complete ceasefire by Easter (April 20). By afternoon, Ukrainian and American delegations began high-stakes talks in Saudi Arabia, continuing recent momentum following the energy infrastructure truce. After five hours of negotiations, Defense Minister Umerov described the talks as "constructive and substantive," with both sides discussing potential ceasefire terms and conditions regarding occupied territories.
Mid-morning brought military success as Ukraine's Third Assault Brigade liberated Nadiya village in Luhansk after a 30-hour operation. Ukrainian forces also destroyed a Russian supply company in occupied Kherson.
Diplomatic developments intensified with Bloomberg reporting the White House seeks a complete ceasefire by Easter (April 20). By afternoon, Ukrainian and American delegations began high-stakes talks in Saudi Arabia, continuing recent momentum following the energy infrastructure truce. After five hours of negotiations, Defense Minister Umerov described the talks as "constructive and substantive," with both sides discussing potential ceasefire terms and conditions regarding occupied territories.
Palestine
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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The assassination of Hamas political bureau member Salah Al-Bardawil in Khan Younis dominated morning headlines, with Palestinian media reporting he was the target of Israeli airstrikes. By midday, Israel had established a directorate for displacing Gaza residents and formalized 13 West Bank settlements as the Palestinian death toll exceeded 50,000 since the war began.
Israeli forces surrounded Tel Sultan neighborhood in Rafah, trapping approximately 50,000 residents while civil defense warned of life-threatening danger. Egypt's Foreign Minister proposed a six-month Palestinian committee to govern Gaza while excluding all Palestinian factions from future administration.
By evening, Israeli forces struck Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, where Hamas political bureau member Ismail Barhum was assassinated while receiving treatment in the surgery room. This marked the fifth Hamas leader killed in six days as Israel's military prepared for expanded ground operations.
Israeli forces surrounded Tel Sultan neighborhood in Rafah, trapping approximately 50,000 residents while civil defense warned of life-threatening danger. Egypt's Foreign Minister proposed a six-month Palestinian committee to govern Gaza while excluding all Palestinian factions from future administration.
By evening, Israeli forces struck Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, where Hamas political bureau member Ismail Barhum was assassinated while receiving treatment in the surgery room. This marked the fifth Hamas leader killed in six days as Israel's military prepared for expanded ground operations.
UK
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff dismissed PM Starmer's Ukraine force plan as "simplistic," expressing optimism about a Russia-Ukraine peace deal "everybody can live with." US officials reportedly believe a ceasefire could be achieved by Easter, despite Russian drone strikes killing three in Kyiv ahead of talks in Saudi Arabia.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced 10,000 civil service job cuts, aiming to save £2 billion while facing criticism from unions. She admitted the "economy not growing fast enough" while denying her previous pessimism contributed to the problem.
Canadian PM Mark Carney called a snap election for April 28, with Trump trade concerns looming heavily over the campaign.
In Turkey, Istanbul's mayor was jailed on the day of his likely presidential nomination, triggering protests met with tear gas and rubber bullets.
Pope Francis made his first public appearance in almost two months after battling pneumonia.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced 10,000 civil service job cuts, aiming to save £2 billion while facing criticism from unions. She admitted the "economy not growing fast enough" while denying her previous pessimism contributed to the problem.
Canadian PM Mark Carney called a snap election for April 28, with Trump trade concerns looming heavily over the campaign.
In Turkey, Istanbul's mayor was jailed on the day of his likely presidential nomination, triggering protests met with tear gas and rubber bullets.
Pope Francis made his first public appearance in almost two months after battling pneumonia.
Iran
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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Foreign Minister Araghchi's statements dominated morning coverage, revealing a nuanced position: "not negotiating with America isn't our strategy" while maintaining diplomatic caution. Officials emphasized Iran would not yield to Western pressure while keeping diplomatic channels open.
Iran's Atomic Energy Organization spokesman Kamalvandi reinforced this dual message, stating Iran remains "determined to assert its rights" while avoiding capitulation to Western demands.
Regional developments intensified as Yemeni forces reportedly targeted Ben Gurion airport and engaged with the USS Truman in the Red Sea. Israel continued operations in southern Lebanon and Syria's Daraa province.
Domestic concerns emerged with reports of citizens arrested for participating in Nowruz celebrations, while traffic accidents claimed 277 lives during the holiday period.
Istanbul mayor Imamoglu's formal arrest on corruption charges sparked growing protests, with tens of thousands demonstrating in Istanbul as Trump's national security advisor reiterated America's goal of dismantling Iran's nuclear program.
Iran's Atomic Energy Organization spokesman Kamalvandi reinforced this dual message, stating Iran remains "determined to assert its rights" while avoiding capitulation to Western demands.
Regional developments intensified as Yemeni forces reportedly targeted Ben Gurion airport and engaged with the USS Truman in the Red Sea. Israel continued operations in southern Lebanon and Syria's Daraa province.
Domestic concerns emerged with reports of citizens arrested for participating in Nowruz celebrations, while traffic accidents claimed 277 lives during the holiday period.
Istanbul mayor Imamoglu's formal arrest on corruption charges sparked growing protests, with tens of thousands demonstrating in Istanbul as Trump's national security advisor reiterated America's goal of dismantling Iran's nuclear program.
Russia
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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Russian media extensively reported on preparations for Russia-US talks in Riyadh scheduled for March 24, following the Putin-Trump agreement on an energy infrastructure strike pause. US officials expressed hope for "tangible progress," with discussions expected to include Black Sea security measures. Bloomberg reported that Washington aims to achieve a ceasefire by Easter (April 20).
The Kremlin provided details about Putin's "constructive and trustful" calls with Trump, suggesting there might have been more than the two publicly disclosed conversations. Russian officials positively evaluated the change in US rhetoric under Trump.
Military reports claimed Russian forces advanced on all fronts in Donetsk and liberated the village of Sribne, while air defense systems intercepted 59 Ukrainian drones overnight across seven regions. Belgorod authorities evacuated residents from border areas due to fighting.
International coverage focused on the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu on corruption charges, triggering protests where police used tear gas and rubber bullets.
The Kremlin provided details about Putin's "constructive and trustful" calls with Trump, suggesting there might have been more than the two publicly disclosed conversations. Russian officials positively evaluated the change in US rhetoric under Trump.
Military reports claimed Russian forces advanced on all fronts in Donetsk and liberated the village of Sribne, while air defense systems intercepted 59 Ukrainian drones overnight across seven regions. Belgorod authorities evacuated residents from border areas due to fighting.
International coverage focused on the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu on corruption charges, triggering protests where police used tear gas and rubber bullets.
Italy
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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Pope Francis left Gemelli Hospital after a 37-day stay that had nearly cost him his life. Before returning to the Vatican, he appeared at a hospital window thanking supporters and made an unscheduled stop at Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica. He continues using oxygen tubes during a prescribed two-month convalescence.
A building collapsed in Rome's Monteverde district following a gas explosion, with one man rescued with severe burns covering 70% of his body. Writer Roberto Saviano noted he had recently moved from the building.
In global affairs, US-Ukraine talks began in Riyadh with Trump claiming "only I can stop Putin" while his envoy Witkoff described Putin as "not bad." Israeli forces killed Hamas political leader Salah al-Bardawil in an airstrike and later targeted Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis.
The evening saw Italy dramatically recover from 3-0 down to draw 3-3 with Germany in Nations League, though Germany advanced to the semifinals.
A building collapsed in Rome's Monteverde district following a gas explosion, with one man rescued with severe burns covering 70% of his body. Writer Roberto Saviano noted he had recently moved from the building.
In global affairs, US-Ukraine talks began in Riyadh with Trump claiming "only I can stop Putin" while his envoy Witkoff described Putin as "not bad." Israeli forces killed Hamas political leader Salah al-Bardawil in an airstrike and later targeted Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis.
The evening saw Italy dramatically recover from 3-0 down to draw 3-3 with Germany in Nations League, though Germany advanced to the semifinals.
Japan
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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Prime Minister Ishiba's cabinet approval rating plummeted to 27-35% (reports varied), marking the lowest since taking office. Over 70% of respondents rejected his explanations regarding the gift voucher scandal that has plagued the administration since mid-March. The scandal widened with reports of two cabinet ministers listing office addresses on personal donation records.
Cultural representation received attention with "Half Siblings," a manga exploring mixed-race experiences in Japan. Economic reporting highlighted Bangkok's emergence as a "city of billionaires" following Dubai, while welfare statistics revealed over half of Japan's recipients are now seniors due to low pensions and social isolation.
In sports, Ozeki Onosato claimed his third Emperor's Cup at the Spring Grand Sumo Tournament after defeating Takayasu in a playoff match. Diplomatic coverage noted the LDP Secretary General meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi amid continuing tensions over seafood import restrictions.
Cultural representation received attention with "Half Siblings," a manga exploring mixed-race experiences in Japan. Economic reporting highlighted Bangkok's emergence as a "city of billionaires" following Dubai, while welfare statistics revealed over half of Japan's recipients are now seniors due to low pensions and social isolation.
In sports, Ozeki Onosato claimed his third Emperor's Cup at the Spring Grand Sumo Tournament after defeating Takayasu in a playoff match. Diplomatic coverage noted the LDP Secretary General meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi amid continuing tensions over seafood import restrictions.
Netherlands
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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The progression of Turkey's political crisis dominated coverage as Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu, initially reported detained, was officially removed from office by afternoon while being nominated as presidential candidate by evening. Demonstrations continued despite police crackdowns, completing the "anti-fascism" narrative thread from yesterday's Amsterdam protests.
Trump's strategic focus shifted to the Arctic Circle, with reports of his success in countering Chinese and Russian military expansion through control of deep-sea ports and icebreakers, aligning with the week's European rearmament theme.
In sports, Verstappen struggled from a fourth-place start to finish fourth in China's Grand Prix, with post-race drama as Hamilton and Leclerc were disqualified. The evening concluded with Netherlands forcing penalties against Spain in an intense Nations League match before ultimately losing.
Israel continued to feature prominently with Tel Aviv protests against Netanyahu's "Putin-style democracy" and reports of 50,000 Gazans killed.
Trump's strategic focus shifted to the Arctic Circle, with reports of his success in countering Chinese and Russian military expansion through control of deep-sea ports and icebreakers, aligning with the week's European rearmament theme.
In sports, Verstappen struggled from a fourth-place start to finish fourth in China's Grand Prix, with post-race drama as Hamilton and Leclerc were disqualified. The evening concluded with Netherlands forcing penalties against Spain in an intense Nations League match before ultimately losing.
Israel continued to feature prominently with Tel Aviv protests against Netanyahu's "Putin-style democracy" and reports of 50,000 Gazans killed.
India
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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The Delhi High Court Justice Yashwant Varma scandal dominated coverage as the Supreme Court released videos showing partially burnt cash bundles found at his residence. Additional burnt notes were reportedly discovered in garbage outside his house, contradicting earlier denials. The controversy deepened with Justice Varma facing potential transfer, suspension, or termination.
IPL cricket maintained high visibility with two high-scoring matches: Sunrisers Hyderabad setting the second-highest IPL total (287) against Rajasthan Royals, featuring Ishan Kishan's century, and Chennai Super Kings defeating Mumbai Indians by 4 wickets with fifties from Gaikwad and Rachin Ravindra.
Security forces engaged terrorists near the Pakistan border in Jammu-Kashmir's Kathua district, with reports indicating the terrorists escaped after a brief encounter that left a girl injured.
The Sushant Singh Rajput case officially concluded with the CBI filing a closure report confirming suicide without abetment.
IPL cricket maintained high visibility with two high-scoring matches: Sunrisers Hyderabad setting the second-highest IPL total (287) against Rajasthan Royals, featuring Ishan Kishan's century, and Chennai Super Kings defeating Mumbai Indians by 4 wickets with fifties from Gaikwad and Rachin Ravindra.
Security forces engaged terrorists near the Pakistan border in Jammu-Kashmir's Kathua district, with reports indicating the terrorists escaped after a brief encounter that left a girl injured.
The Sushant Singh Rajput case officially concluded with the CBI filing a closure report confirming suicide without abetment.
Poland
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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The morning began with reports of a "powerful attack" by Russian drones on Kyiv, causing civilian casualties including a 5-year-old child. By mid-morning, multiple sources highlighted a possible ceasefire date being discussed in Washington regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Around noon, Pope Francis left the hospital after appearing at a window to greet the faithful – his first public appearance in five weeks. Throughout the day, media tracked the US-Ukraine negotiations in Riyadh, with Zelensky eventually issuing statements urging pressure on Putin.
Political tensions continued over Barbara Skrzypek's death, with Kaczyński responding to Tusk's post about prosecutor Wrzosek, warning "justice and punishment will come." Migration issues remained prominent with claims that the Interior Ministry is preparing for migrant arrivals by removing certain crimes from priority monitoring. The day ended with the completion of US-Ukraine talks, described as "constructive and substantive."
Political tensions continued over Barbara Skrzypek's death, with Kaczyński responding to Tusk's post about prosecutor Wrzosek, warning "justice and punishment will come." Migration issues remained prominent with claims that the Interior Ministry is preparing for migrant arrivals by removing certain crimes from priority monitoring. The day ended with the completion of US-Ukraine talks, described as "constructive and substantive."
Spain
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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The morning news cycle focused on water management during recent flooding, with reports highlighting heroic efforts controlling massive water flows and damage to Talavera de la Reina's Roman bridge. By mid-morning, coverage shifted to Pope Francis receiving hospital discharge after nearly 40 days, appearing at Gemelli Hospital's window with a brief "thanks to everyone" message before returning to Santa Marta with expectations of reduced commitments.
Minister Ángel Víctor Torres' cancer announcement dominated afternoon headlines, with clarification that his condition is operable and he will temporarily step away while remaining active in government. International reporting included Russian strikes killing nine Ukrainians ahead of peace negotiations, with Trump reportedly pressuring Ukraine to accept Russian annexations.
Evening coverage centered on Spain's Nations League match against the Netherlands, culminating in Spain's victory through penalties following a 3-3 draw, securing their place in the Final Four.
Minister Ángel Víctor Torres' cancer announcement dominated afternoon headlines, with clarification that his condition is operable and he will temporarily step away while remaining active in government. International reporting included Russian strikes killing nine Ukrainians ahead of peace negotiations, with Trump reportedly pressuring Ukraine to accept Russian annexations.
Evening coverage centered on Spain's Nations League match against the Netherlands, culminating in Spain's victory through penalties following a 3-3 draw, securing their place in the Final Four.
Turkey
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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Istanbul Mayor İmamoğlu was officially arrested and sent to Silivri prison following overnight court proceedings. His detention sparked widespread protests, with CHP leader Özel declaring İmamoğlu "both on the path to Silivri and the presidency."
By early afternoon, the Interior Ministry removed İmamoğlu from office along with Beylikdüzü Mayor Çalık and Şişli Mayor Şahan. The Istanbul Governor's office announced deputy mayor elections would be held March 26.
Justice Minister Tunç warned against "politicizing" the case, insisting the charges were legitimate, not political. İmamoğlu's wife Dilek declared "he defeated you four times, he'll defeat you a fifth time."
CHP held its planned voting event despite the crisis, with Mansur Yavaş casting his ballot for İmamoğlu. Opposition figures gathered at Saraçhane amid police interventions, while international reactions began emerging, including criticism from the German government.
By early afternoon, the Interior Ministry removed İmamoğlu from office along with Beylikdüzü Mayor Çalık and Şişli Mayor Şahan. The Istanbul Governor's office announced deputy mayor elections would be held March 26.
Justice Minister Tunç warned against "politicizing" the case, insisting the charges were legitimate, not political. İmamoğlu's wife Dilek declared "he defeated you four times, he'll defeat you a fifth time."
CHP held its planned voting event despite the crisis, with Mansur Yavaş casting his ballot for İmamoğlu. Opposition figures gathered at Saraçhane amid police interventions, while international reactions began emerging, including criticism from the German government.
China
•23.03.2025
•Sunday
•154 days ago
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Xi Jinping's Guizhou-Yunnan tour narrative evolved with synchronized state media coverage shifting from "work style reform" in early morning to "cultural tourism integration" by midday. This continues yesterday's "flowering" metaphors but with more concrete economic framing. Multiple outlets republished identical content about blending cultural preservation with tourism development in ethnic minority regions.
Premier Li Qiang announced China's preparedness for "bigger than expected external shocks" while the China Development Forum showcased global business leaders decrying tariffs. By afternoon, state media transitioned to reporting emotional "songs expressing deep feelings" from Xi's ethnic minority region visits.
International positioning continued with reports of China-Japan economic dialogue reaching "key consensus" and US-China cultural exchange through RedNote social media. Meanwhile, BBC raised questions about social insurance difficulties for millions of food delivery workers, highlighting ongoing labor concerns despite economic positioning.
Premier Li Qiang announced China's preparedness for "bigger than expected external shocks" while the China Development Forum showcased global business leaders decrying tariffs. By afternoon, state media transitioned to reporting emotional "songs expressing deep feelings" from Xi's ethnic minority region visits.
International positioning continued with reports of China-Japan economic dialogue reaching "key consensus" and US-China cultural exchange through RedNote social media. Meanwhile, BBC raised questions about social insurance difficulties for millions of food delivery workers, highlighting ongoing labor concerns despite economic positioning.
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