March 26, 2025
US
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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The Atlantic published the complete Signal chat transcript revealing detailed Yemen military strike plans, contradicting Trump administration claims that no classified information was shared. The leak, which began dominating headlines on March 24-25, escalated dramatically when editor Jeffrey Goldberg released unredacted operational details, including F-18 launch times and targeting information.
Intelligence officials Gabbard and Ratcliffe faced Congressional questioning while shifting blame toward Defense Secretary Hegseth, who reportedly raged at the publication. The White House attempted damage control, describing the messages as merely "sensitive policy discussions" rather than classified information.
By evening, Trump announced 25% tariffs on imported vehicles, redirecting some media attention. In immigration developments, a federal appeals court blocked deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, continuing judicial resistance to the administration's enforcement tactics first reported March 16-17.
Four American soldiers were reported killed during a training mission in Lithuania near the Russian border.
Intelligence officials Gabbard and Ratcliffe faced Congressional questioning while shifting blame toward Defense Secretary Hegseth, who reportedly raged at the publication. The White House attempted damage control, describing the messages as merely "sensitive policy discussions" rather than classified information.
By evening, Trump announced 25% tariffs on imported vehicles, redirecting some media attention. In immigration developments, a federal appeals court blocked deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, continuing judicial resistance to the administration's enforcement tactics first reported March 16-17.
Four American soldiers were reported killed during a training mission in Lithuania near the Russian border.
Israel
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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Unprecedented anti-Hamas protests spread across Gaza, with citizens demonstrating in Beit Lahiya, Jabalia, and Deir al-Balah demanding an end to the war. Defense Minister Katz seized the opportunity, warning Gazans they would "lose more territory" unless Hamas is removed.
The Knesset debated the controversial Judicial Selection Committee bill, drawing thousands of protesters to Jerusalem, while opposition parties staged a rare unified walkout from parliament in protest. Netanyahu addressed the Knesset, claiming "not democracy but the deep state is in danger."
Military developments continued with the IDF striking approximately 430 targets across Gaza, Syria and Lebanon. Netanyahu reportedly began interviewing candidates to replace Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar despite legal challenges to his dismissal.
Media coverage highlighted a leaked Pentagon chat revealing precise operational details of U.S. airstrikes against Houthi targets in Yemen, causing diplomatic embarrassment.
The Knesset debated the controversial Judicial Selection Committee bill, drawing thousands of protesters to Jerusalem, while opposition parties staged a rare unified walkout from parliament in protest. Netanyahu addressed the Knesset, claiming "not democracy but the deep state is in danger."
Military developments continued with the IDF striking approximately 430 targets across Gaza, Syria and Lebanon. Netanyahu reportedly began interviewing candidates to replace Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar despite legal challenges to his dismissal.
Media coverage highlighted a leaked Pentagon chat revealing precise operational details of U.S. airstrikes against Houthi targets in Yemen, causing diplomatic embarrassment.
Germany
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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The Federal Constitutional Court rejected a legal challenge to the solidarity tax, preserving approximately €12 billion in annual revenue for the potential Merz government. This ruling dominated morning coverage as it averted a significant budget gap that would have complicated ongoing CDU/CSU-SPD coalition negotiations.
By midday, The Atlantic published the complete chat transcript revealing Trump administration discussions about Houthi strikes, further developing the security breach scandal from previous days. Foreign Minister Baerbock unexpectedly praised aspects of Trump's policy while warning about Putin's motives.
Coalition talks progressed with reports of SPD adopting stricter migration policies similar to CDU proposals and plans to replace the Bürgergeld welfare system. Protests against Hamas in Gaza received moderate coverage.
Late evening brought Trump's dramatic announcement of 25% tariffs on all imported automobiles, immediately shifting focus to this potential economic blow for German manufacturers and prompting calls for EU retaliation.
By midday, The Atlantic published the complete chat transcript revealing Trump administration discussions about Houthi strikes, further developing the security breach scandal from previous days. Foreign Minister Baerbock unexpectedly praised aspects of Trump's policy while warning about Putin's motives.
Coalition talks progressed with reports of SPD adopting stricter migration policies similar to CDU proposals and plans to replace the Bürgergeld welfare system. Protests against Hamas in Gaza received moderate coverage.
Late evening brought Trump's dramatic announcement of 25% tariffs on all imported automobiles, immediately shifting focus to this potential economic blow for German manufacturers and prompting calls for EU retaliation.
France
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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The US military leaks dominated morning coverage, with Trump advisor Mike Waltz admitting responsibility for creating a Signal group sharing military plans with journalists. By afternoon, The Atlantic published these leaked plans despite Trump's objections, revealing messages stating "I hate coming to Europeans' rescue."
The Émile case continued developing as all four relatives' detentions were extended. The grandfather's lawyer claimed he was in "total cooperation" with investigators while newspapers questioned whether the child could have traveled 2km independently.
Ukrainian President Zelensky arrived in Paris for a "coalition of the willing" summit, with President Macron announcing €2 billion in additional military aid and demanding Russia accept a 30-day unconditional ceasefire. Zelensky used his France 2 interview to assert Putin "wants to remain in power until his death" and "fears European-American unity."
Trump announced 25% tariffs on all imported cars, escalating his protectionist agenda.
The Émile case continued developing as all four relatives' detentions were extended. The grandfather's lawyer claimed he was in "total cooperation" with investigators while newspapers questioned whether the child could have traveled 2km independently.
Ukrainian President Zelensky arrived in Paris for a "coalition of the willing" summit, with President Macron announcing €2 billion in additional military aid and demanding Russia accept a 30-day unconditional ceasefire. Zelensky used his France 2 interview to assert Putin "wants to remain in power until his death" and "fears European-American unity."
Trump announced 25% tariffs on all imported cars, escalating his protectionist agenda.
Lebanon
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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French envoy Le Drian began his visit to Lebanon meeting President Aoun, who emphasized reforms alongside reconstruction. The Finance Ministry announced public sector salaries had been transferred and could be collected the following day. Prime Minister Salam declared that normalization with Israel was "rejected by all Lebanese," as Israel reportedly pushed for an agreement "larger than a truce but less than normalization."
The Lebanese Army reported closing two roads and removing Israeli barbed wire from Lebanese territory, continuing border assertion following previous days' confrontations. The planned Lebanese defense delegation visit to Syria was postponed at Syria's request, indicating complications in the Lebanese-Syrian relationship that had been strained by recent border incidents.
By evening, American and European officials indicated there would be no veto on Central Bank Governor candidates, as controversy continued over banking secrecy laws. Hezbollah's Qassem reaffirmed the organization would not accept continued occupation.
The Lebanese Army reported closing two roads and removing Israeli barbed wire from Lebanese territory, continuing border assertion following previous days' confrontations. The planned Lebanese defense delegation visit to Syria was postponed at Syria's request, indicating complications in the Lebanese-Syrian relationship that had been strained by recent border incidents.
By evening, American and European officials indicated there would be no veto on Central Bank Governor candidates, as controversy continued over banking secrecy laws. Hezbollah's Qassem reaffirmed the organization would not accept continued occupation.
Ukraine
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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Following the Riyadh talks, international newspapers characterized the Black Sea deal as "Putin's wishlist" (The Guardian) that could hand him victory without concessions (The Times). CIA Director's statement that Ukrainians would fight "with bare hands" if necessary highlighted Ukrainian resolve amidst negotiations.
Macron's announcement of €2 billion in military aid during Zelensky's visit to France came with a demand that Russia agree to a ceasefire without preconditions, directly challenging Trump's approach. NATO Secretary General Rutte declared Russia the "darkest threat" to the Alliance.
US envoy Grenell faced backlash for falsely claiming Ukrainian nuclear weapons belonged to Russia. Reports indicated Europe retreated from plans to deploy peacekeepers in Ukraine.
Military actions continued with Russia sentencing captured Azov fighters to 13-23 years in prison and launching a massive drone attack on Kharkiv by evening, with casualties mounting as fires spread through the city.
Macron's announcement of €2 billion in military aid during Zelensky's visit to France came with a demand that Russia agree to a ceasefire without preconditions, directly challenging Trump's approach. NATO Secretary General Rutte declared Russia the "darkest threat" to the Alliance.
US envoy Grenell faced backlash for falsely claiming Ukrainian nuclear weapons belonged to Russia. Reports indicated Europe retreated from plans to deploy peacekeepers in Ukraine.
Military actions continued with Russia sentencing captured Azov fighters to 13-23 years in prison and launching a massive drone attack on Kharkiv by evening, with casualties mounting as fires spread through the city.
Palestine
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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The ninth day of renewed Israeli military operations in Gaza saw 29 Palestinians killed in 24 hours according to Gaza's Health Ministry, with total deaths since October surpassing 50,183. Netanyahu explicitly threatened to seize Gaza territory as pressure on Hamas, stating "If Hamas continues its stubbornness, we will control lands in Gaza."
Doctors Without Borders warned of Gaza's water system collapse, reporting increasing skin diseases due to Israel blocking water access. Euro-Med documented Israel killing 103 Palestinians daily in Gaza.
Reports emerged of Israeli plans to forcibly relocate Gazans to Indonesia, with Palestinian sources claiming 100 residents had already left.
Protests continued both in Gaza demanding an end to the war and in Israel against Netanyahu's government. Hamas official Al-Hayya claimed they responded positively to ceasefire proposals while criticizing "double standards."
The evening saw 180,000 worshippers attending Laylat al-Qadr prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque despite restrictions.
Doctors Without Borders warned of Gaza's water system collapse, reporting increasing skin diseases due to Israel blocking water access. Euro-Med documented Israel killing 103 Palestinians daily in Gaza.
Reports emerged of Israeli plans to forcibly relocate Gazans to Indonesia, with Palestinian sources claiming 100 residents had already left.
Protests continued both in Gaza demanding an end to the war and in Israel against Netanyahu's government. Hamas official Al-Hayya claimed they responded positively to ceasefire proposals while criticizing "double standards."
The evening saw 180,000 worshippers attending Laylat al-Qadr prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque despite restrictions.
UK
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her Spring Statement, implementing £14-15bn in cuts, including significant welfare reductions affecting approximately 3 million families. The UK's economic growth forecast was halved, with Reeves admitting the economy was "flat-lining." By evening, she faced growing backlash from within Labour, as estimates showed her cuts would push 250,000 people, including 50,000 children, into poverty.
Prince Harry's resignation from his African charity Sentebale dominated morning coverage, with reports of a "bullying and misogyny" row with the chairwoman who allegedly criticized those who "play the victim card."
Internationally, The Atlantic published full Signal messages from Trump officials discussing Yemen strike plans, escalating the previous day's security breach scandal. Democrats called for Defense Secretary Hegseth's resignation. Late evening, Trump announced 25% tariffs on car imports, dealing another blow to Reeves's already precarious economic plans.
Prince Harry's resignation from his African charity Sentebale dominated morning coverage, with reports of a "bullying and misogyny" row with the chairwoman who allegedly criticized those who "play the victim card."
Internationally, The Atlantic published full Signal messages from Trump officials discussing Yemen strike plans, escalating the previous day's security breach scandal. Democrats called for Defense Secretary Hegseth's resignation. Late evening, Trump announced 25% tariffs on car imports, dealing another blow to Reeves's already precarious economic plans.
Iran
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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The Revolutionary Guards unveiled one of their largest underground missile bases in a show of strength, with Tehran Times describing it as "10 times stronger than True Promise II." The facility houses various missiles ready for launch (Al-Alam). Khamenei granted pardons to 1,526 prisoners ahead of Eid al-Fitr, continuing a traditional gesture during religious holidays.
Quds Force Commander Ghaani reaffirmed Iran's support for Palestine while Palestinian resistance claimed new missile strikes against Israel. US intelligence assessments noted Khamenei "hasn't yet authorized building a nuclear bomb but is under pressure" (BBC Persian).
Iran's Greco-Roman wrestling team became Asian champions with eight medals. Economic concerns persisted with analysts predicting the dollar reaching 130,000 tomans in 1404 and authorities warning of Tehran's water reserves reaching "alert status" (Shargh Daily). US Commerce Department imposed new sanctions targeting Iran's drone program.
Quds Force Commander Ghaani reaffirmed Iran's support for Palestine while Palestinian resistance claimed new missile strikes against Israel. US intelligence assessments noted Khamenei "hasn't yet authorized building a nuclear bomb but is under pressure" (BBC Persian).
Iran's Greco-Roman wrestling team became Asian champions with eight medals. Economic concerns persisted with analysts predicting the dollar reaching 130,000 tomans in 1404 and authorities warning of Tehran's water reserves reaching "alert status" (Shargh Daily). US Commerce Department imposed new sanctions targeting Iran's drone program.
Russia
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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The Russia-US 30-day energy strike moratorium formalized following Riyadh talks, with Russia demanding sanctions relief as implementation condition. Russian media claimed Ukraine was violating the ceasefire with continued strikes on energy infrastructure in Kursk and Bryansk regions.
Russian outlets commemorated Putin's 25th anniversary since his first presidential election in 2000, with Komsomolskaya Pravda running multiple stories on "what country Putin built."
Channel One war correspondent Anna Prokofieva was killed by a mine explosion in Belgorod region, prompting official condemnations. The Defense Ministry claimed Ukrainian forces lost over 70,000 soldiers in Kursk operations.
By afternoon, domestic focus shifted to the detention of Rusagro founder Vadim Moshkovich on fraud charges involving approximately 1 billion rubles. Evening brought gubernatorial reshuffling as Putin appointed new acting governors in Sverdlovsk and Orenburg regions.
US Treasury signals emerged regarding possible reconnection of Russia to SWIFT banking system.
Russian outlets commemorated Putin's 25th anniversary since his first presidential election in 2000, with Komsomolskaya Pravda running multiple stories on "what country Putin built."
Channel One war correspondent Anna Prokofieva was killed by a mine explosion in Belgorod region, prompting official condemnations. The Defense Ministry claimed Ukrainian forces lost over 70,000 soldiers in Kursk operations.
By afternoon, domestic focus shifted to the detention of Rusagro founder Vadim Moshkovich on fraud charges involving approximately 1 billion rubles. Evening brought gubernatorial reshuffling as Putin appointed new acting governors in Sverdlovsk and Orenburg regions.
US Treasury signals emerged regarding possible reconnection of Russia to SWIFT banking system.
Italy
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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The morning newspapers extensively covered Trump's endorsement of Vance's comments describing Europeans as "parasites," with security advisor Waltz admitting responsibility for adding a journalist to a classified Pentagon chat. By mid-day, Justice Minister Nordio survived a no-confidence vote over the Almasri case, comparing opposition accusations to "Inquisition" tactics. Italy's economic vulnerabilities emerged with reports of 23.1% of the population at risk of poverty and €1.865 trillion in tax debts.
Following a high-level Ukraine strategy meeting at Palazzo Chigi, the government explicitly ruled out any Italian military participation in Ukraine. An explosion at the Perfetti candy factory in Milan sent a high column of smoke visible for kilometers.
The evening was dominated by Trump's announcement of 25% tariffs on all non-US produced automobiles effective April 2, sending European markets tumbling and prompting "profound regret" from von der Leyen.
Following a high-level Ukraine strategy meeting at Palazzo Chigi, the government explicitly ruled out any Italian military participation in Ukraine. An explosion at the Perfetti candy factory in Milan sent a high column of smoke visible for kilometers.
The evening was dominated by Trump's announcement of 25% tariffs on all non-US produced automobiles effective April 2, sending European markets tumbling and prompting "profound regret" from von der Leyen.
Japan
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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Japan began accepting wounded Palestinians from Gaza for medical treatment, marking a significant humanitarian gesture amid continuing Middle East tensions. The Black Sea truce between Russia and Ukraine garnered attention, though the Kremlin attached conditions to its implementation.
Wildfires in Ehime and Okayama prefectures intensified due to strong winds, with reports of fires reaching residential areas by afternoon. Transport disruptions affected the Tohoku Shinkansen between Tokyo and Morioka until evening.
The legal challenge to Japan's same-sex marriage ban continued to reverberate, with coverage noting that five high courts have now ruled the ban unconstitutional. In a historic achievement for Japanese mathematics, Kyoto University professor Masaki Kashiwara became the first Japanese recipient of the Abel Prize.
Banking news revealed Chiba Bank's planned acquisition of nearly 20% of Chiba Kogyo Bank's shares, potentially leading to a management integration.
Wildfires in Ehime and Okayama prefectures intensified due to strong winds, with reports of fires reaching residential areas by afternoon. Transport disruptions affected the Tohoku Shinkansen between Tokyo and Morioka until evening.
The legal challenge to Japan's same-sex marriage ban continued to reverberate, with coverage noting that five high courts have now ruled the ban unconstitutional. In a historic achievement for Japanese mathematics, Kyoto University professor Masaki Kashiwara became the first Japanese recipient of the Abel Prize.
Banking news revealed Chiba Bank's planned acquisition of nearly 20% of Chiba Kogyo Bank's shares, potentially leading to a management integration.
Netherlands
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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Calls for a NATO alternative without the US dominated morning coverage, extending previous days' focus on European defense preparation. A former defense minister proposed a "new NATO" with Canada but excluding the US, citing deep American aversion to Europe as revealed in leaked Signal chats.
Health concerns escalated as measles cases increased by nearly 50% in a week, with 20 children infected at a school in Geuzenveld.
The reorganization of cancer care emerged as a significant issue, with complex treatments being centralized in specialized hospitals by 2027.
By afternoon, a potential mass claim against energy companies over tariff changes gained attention, with customers reportedly suffering up to €6000 in damages.
Evening headlines revealed the Dutch government's plans to reverse its year-old ban on temporary rental contracts, while NATO chief Rutte warned that British and French nuclear weapons cannot replace American ones.
Health concerns escalated as measles cases increased by nearly 50% in a week, with 20 children infected at a school in Geuzenveld.
The reorganization of cancer care emerged as a significant issue, with complex treatments being centralized in specialized hospitals by 2027.
By afternoon, a potential mass claim against energy companies over tariff changes gained attention, with customers reportedly suffering up to €6000 in damages.
Evening headlines revealed the Dutch government's plans to reverse its year-old ban on temporary rental contracts, while NATO chief Rutte warned that British and French nuclear weapons cannot replace American ones.
India
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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The Supreme Court stayed the controversial Allahabad High Court ruling that "grabbing breasts is not rape attempt," calling it "insensitive" and "inhuman." This development dominated morning coverage across publications.
CBI raids at former Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel's residence in connection with the Mahadev betting app case featured prominently in early reports.
Trump's executive order requiring citizenship proof for voting in US elections, with specific mention of India's biometric system, received extensive coverage. Meanwhile, India rejected the US Commission on International Religious Freedom report, labeling the commission itself an "entity of concern."
A nationwide UPI payment system outage disrupted digital transactions for several hours, affecting services like PhonePe, Google Pay, and Paytm, generating over 23,000 complaints.
In the Justice Varma cash recovery case, Delhi Police sealed the area where partially burnt notes were found.
CBI raids at former Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel's residence in connection with the Mahadev betting app case featured prominently in early reports.
Trump's executive order requiring citizenship proof for voting in US elections, with specific mention of India's biometric system, received extensive coverage. Meanwhile, India rejected the US Commission on International Religious Freedom report, labeling the commission itself an "entity of concern."
A nationwide UPI payment system outage disrupted digital transactions for several hours, affecting services like PhonePe, Google Pay, and Paytm, generating over 23,000 complaints.
In the Justice Varma cash recovery case, Delhi Police sealed the area where partially burnt notes were found.
Poland
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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Morning reports revealed Poland's defense vulnerabilities, with claims of enough artillery ammunition for only three days of war and demographic challenges as birth rates fell below 250,000 annually. General Kraszewski called for reinstating conscription, including for women.
By afternoon, President Duda signed the asylum law suspension despite criticism from human rights officials, while challenging Tusk to confront Germany about migrants being transferred across the border. Prime Minister Tusk promised a responsive regulation by evening.
The tragic news of four American soldiers dying in Lithuania dominated late afternoon coverage. NATO Secretary General described it as "terrible news" while the US Army confirmed their vehicle was submerged in water.
Meanwhile, corruption investigations continued with leaked testimony from Paweł Szopa in the RARS scandal and allegations about Żandarmeria Wojskowa visiting historian Cenckiewicz's home. The tennis match between Świątek and her Filipino opponent concluded with a surprising defeat for the Polish star.
By afternoon, President Duda signed the asylum law suspension despite criticism from human rights officials, while challenging Tusk to confront Germany about migrants being transferred across the border. Prime Minister Tusk promised a responsive regulation by evening.
The tragic news of four American soldiers dying in Lithuania dominated late afternoon coverage. NATO Secretary General described it as "terrible news" while the US Army confirmed their vehicle was submerged in water.
Meanwhile, corruption investigations continued with leaked testimony from Paweł Szopa in the RARS scandal and allegations about Żandarmeria Wojskowa visiting historian Cenckiewicz's home. The tennis match between Świątek and her Filipino opponent concluded with a surprising defeat for the Polish star.
Spain
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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The morning began with continued coverage of the Russia-Ukraine Black Sea navigation agreement, extending yesterday's diplomatic breakthrough. By early morning, Sánchez dominated headlines defending increased defense spending before Congress, promising a "great national plan" for Spain's defense industry while repeatedly emphasizing this wouldn't affect "a single cent" of social spending. Opposition leader Feijóo criticized the lack of concrete budget details.
Midday brought increasing focus on EU emergency preparedness, with details emerging about recommended 72-hour survival kits and Denmark accelerating mandatory military service for women. In a significant judicial development, the Supreme Court ordered the government to relocate 1,000 migrant minors from the Canary Islands within 10 days.
The evening was dominated by Donald Trump's announcement of 25% tariffs on all vehicles manufactured outside the United States, representing a major escalation in his protectionist trade policies.
Midday brought increasing focus on EU emergency preparedness, with details emerging about recommended 72-hour survival kits and Denmark accelerating mandatory military service for women. In a significant judicial development, the Supreme Court ordered the government to relocate 1,000 migrant minors from the Canary Islands within 10 days.
The evening was dominated by Donald Trump's announcement of 25% tariffs on all vehicles manufactured outside the United States, representing a major escalation in his protectionist trade policies.
Turkey
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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Erdoğan's cryptic "big turp" comments dominated political discourse, with implications that greater corruption revelations await in CHP municipalities. When directly questioned if this referenced potential CHP trustee appointments, Erdoğan deflected. Meanwhile, CHP's Nuri Aslan was elected as İBB deputy mayor while former mayor İmamoğlu communicated from prison, criticizing pro-government media and treatment of detained protesters.
Government pressure intensified with 106 new arrests from İmamoğlu protests, while protests continued at universities. Two CHP deputies were implicated in the expanding İBB corruption investigation. Filmmaker İlker Canikligil was arrested for alleged incitement against AKP supporters.
Erdoğan announced a 9-day Eid al-Fitr holiday while evaluating the economic impact of CHP's boycott calls. Opposition leader Özel visited Şehzadebaşı Mosque, demonstrating sensitivity to government accusations about protest behavior near religious sites.
Government pressure intensified with 106 new arrests from İmamoğlu protests, while protests continued at universities. Two CHP deputies were implicated in the expanding İBB corruption investigation. Filmmaker İlker Canikligil was arrested for alleged incitement against AKP supporters.
Erdoğan announced a 9-day Eid al-Fitr holiday while evaluating the economic impact of CHP's boycott calls. Opposition leader Özel visited Şehzadebaşı Mosque, demonstrating sensitivity to government accusations about protest behavior near religious sites.
China
•26.03.2025
•Wednesday
•152 days ago
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The "Central Eight Regulations" party discipline campaign continued from previous days with a new metaphorical evolution. By early morning, state media outlets shifted from Tuesday's "徙木立信" (persistent effort builds trust) messaging to a coordinated "清气满乾坤" (clear air filling the universe) anti-corruption framing. People's Daily explicitly called for "fighting corruption without stopping or retreating."
International developments emerged mid-morning with reports of Russia and Ukraine agreeing to a Black Sea ceasefire, though Russia demanded removal of SWIFT sanctions before implementation. US-China tensions intensified as America added 54 Chinese companies involved in AI and quantum computing to its entity list, prompting China's Foreign Ministry to vow "necessary measures" to protect Chinese firms.
The Boao Forum 2025 received significant coverage as global leaders gathered to discuss "rebuilding trust amid global changes," with a Chinese economist describing the US trade war as a "negative-sum game."
International developments emerged mid-morning with reports of Russia and Ukraine agreeing to a Black Sea ceasefire, though Russia demanded removal of SWIFT sanctions before implementation. US-China tensions intensified as America added 54 Chinese companies involved in AI and quantum computing to its entity list, prompting China's Foreign Ministry to vow "necessary measures" to protect Chinese firms.
The Boao Forum 2025 received significant coverage as global leaders gathered to discuss "rebuilding trust amid global changes," with a Chinese economist describing the US trade war as a "negative-sum game."
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