April 23, 2025
US
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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Markets rallied after Trump signaled a softer stance on China tariffs, telling reporters they would "come down substantially" if a "fair deal" is reached. This apparent retreat followed warnings from CEOs and market turbulence.
The administration's Ukraine policy hardened as Trump publicly criticized Zelensky for rejecting peace terms recognizing Russian control of Crimea. Vance issued an ultimatum: both sides must compromise on territory or the US will "walk away" from negotiations.
Pope Francis's body moved to St. Peter's Basilica, where thousands waited to pay respects before Saturday's funeral. Cardinals began preparations for the conclave.
Tesla reported a 71% profit decline, prompting Musk to announce reduced involvement with DOGE. Immigration enforcement remained contentious, with the DOJ filing first-ever RICO charges against Tren de Aragua gang members, and continued media focus on deportation controversies from previous days.
The administration's Ukraine policy hardened as Trump publicly criticized Zelensky for rejecting peace terms recognizing Russian control of Crimea. Vance issued an ultimatum: both sides must compromise on territory or the US will "walk away" from negotiations.
Pope Francis's body moved to St. Peter's Basilica, where thousands waited to pay respects before Saturday's funeral. Cardinals began preparations for the conclave.
Tesla reported a 71% profit decline, prompting Musk to announce reduced involvement with DOGE. Immigration enforcement remained contentious, with the DOJ filing first-ever RICO charges against Tren de Aragua gang members, and continued media focus on deportation controversies from previous days.
Israel
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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Overnight, Houthis fired a missile toward northern Israel, triggering sirens in Haifa for the first time - a significant range extension beyond their previous targets. The missile was successfully intercepted.
Morning brought a serious cabinet crisis as Finance Minister Smotrich threatened to collapse the government over humanitarian aid to Gaza, first attacking IDF Chief Zamir ("we can replace you") then shifting blame to Netanyahu as "the ultimate responsible party." Smotrich drew a clear "red line," saying he wouldn't participate in "providing aid that reaches Hamas."
By afternoon, massive wildfires erupted in central Israel near Jerusalem and the Shfela region, prompting a national mobilization of firefighters and evacuations of several communities as extreme heat and high winds fueled the flames.
As Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremonies began at Yad Vashem, President Herzog warned that "history will not forgive those who divide us from within." Meanwhile, Hamas released a new video of hostage Omri Miran, whose family condemned the timing on Holocaust Eve.
Morning brought a serious cabinet crisis as Finance Minister Smotrich threatened to collapse the government over humanitarian aid to Gaza, first attacking IDF Chief Zamir ("we can replace you") then shifting blame to Netanyahu as "the ultimate responsible party." Smotrich drew a clear "red line," saying he wouldn't participate in "providing aid that reaches Hamas."
By afternoon, massive wildfires erupted in central Israel near Jerusalem and the Shfela region, prompting a national mobilization of firefighters and evacuations of several communities as extreme heat and high winds fueled the flames.
As Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremonies began at Yad Vashem, President Herzog warned that "history will not forgive those who divide us from within." Meanwhile, Hamas released a new video of hostage Omri Miran, whose family condemned the timing on Holocaust Eve.
Germany
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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Trump's "final peace offer" for Ukraine dominated German media, following Putin's unexpected openness to talks reported yesterday. The plan allegedly proposes Russian recognition of Crimea and Ukraine foregoing NATO membership. Coverage evolved from initial reporting to criticisms that the proposal "sounds like the Kremlin" and could put Germany in conflict with the US.
Pope Francis' funeral preparations continued with over 200,000 mourners expected in Rome and his body transferred to St. Peter's Basilica. Media noted the contrast between reverent mourners and tourists taking selfies with the Pope's body.
A significant earthquake struck Istanbul, with Turkish media calling it "frightening." The WEF launched an investigation into founder Klaus Schwab's finances, while reports emerged about Greece allegedly issuing travel documents to asylum seekers to facilitate travel to Germany.
By evening, reports indicated China was increasing support for Russia while simultaneously restricting resource exports that could impact Trump's policies and German industry.
Pope Francis' funeral preparations continued with over 200,000 mourners expected in Rome and his body transferred to St. Peter's Basilica. Media noted the contrast between reverent mourners and tourists taking selfies with the Pope's body.
A significant earthquake struck Istanbul, with Turkish media calling it "frightening." The WEF launched an investigation into founder Klaus Schwab's finances, while reports emerged about Greece allegedly issuing travel documents to asylum seekers to facilitate travel to Germany.
By evening, reports indicated China was increasing support for Russia while simultaneously restricting resource exports that could impact Trump's policies and German industry.
France
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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The body of Pope Francis was transported to St. Peter's Basilica in the morning, beginning a three-day public viewing before Saturday's funeral. Thousands of mourners filed past the pontiff's remains throughout the day.
International tensions escalated when Vice President Vance stated Ukraine must make territorial concessions, followed by Trump claiming he "has an agreement" with Russia even as missiles struck Kyiv. Zelensky firmly rejected ceding Crimea, prompting criticism from Trump who called his stance "inflammatory."
The Bétharram abuse scandal widened with François Bayrou expressing anguish after revelations his daughter was among the victims, calling the news "a dagger to my heart."
Economic developments included the EU imposing €700 million in fines on Apple and Meta under the Digital Markets Act, while markets rallied after Trump signaled tariff reductions against China.
International tensions escalated when Vice President Vance stated Ukraine must make territorial concessions, followed by Trump claiming he "has an agreement" with Russia even as missiles struck Kyiv. Zelensky firmly rejected ceding Crimea, prompting criticism from Trump who called his stance "inflammatory."
The Bétharram abuse scandal widened with François Bayrou expressing anguish after revelations his daughter was among the victims, calling the news "a dagger to my heart."
Economic developments included the EU imposing €700 million in fines on Apple and Meta under the Digital Markets Act, while markets rallied after Trump signaled tariff reductions against China.
Lebanon
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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Pope Francis's death continued to dominate morning coverage, with the Vatican announcing nine days of mourning starting Saturday. His body lay in state at St. Peter's Basilica for public viewing.
Media attention shifted to Lebanon's weapons control debate as morning papers reported upcoming talks between President Aoun and Hezbollah "within hours." The Health Ministry issued guidelines as a desert storm brought high temperatures and dust to Lebanon, with predictions of muddy rain by Thursday night.
The Lebanese delegation in Washington faced challenges in negotiations with the IMF, while municipal election preparations continued with Berri calling a parliamentary session to discuss related draft laws. Officials announced moving South Lebanon and Nabatieh elections to May 24 due to Liberation Day celebrations.
Israeli military operations intensified with reports of strikes near Beit Lif killing nine Hezbollah members and destroying 40 infrastructure sites. Meanwhile, leaked Israeli Air Force documents reportedly exposed security vulnerabilities.
Media attention shifted to Lebanon's weapons control debate as morning papers reported upcoming talks between President Aoun and Hezbollah "within hours." The Health Ministry issued guidelines as a desert storm brought high temperatures and dust to Lebanon, with predictions of muddy rain by Thursday night.
The Lebanese delegation in Washington faced challenges in negotiations with the IMF, while municipal election preparations continued with Berri calling a parliamentary session to discuss related draft laws. Officials announced moving South Lebanon and Nabatieh elections to May 24 due to Liberation Day celebrations.
Israeli military operations intensified with reports of strikes near Beit Lif killing nine Hezbollah members and destroying 40 infrastructure sites. Meanwhile, leaked Israeli Air Force documents reportedly exposed security vulnerabilities.
Ukraine
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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The planned ministerial-level peace talks in London collapsed after Trump publicly berated Zelensky over Crimea, stating Ukraine "lost it years ago." US Senator Vance issued an ultimatum demanding territorial concessions from both sides or the US would "exit negotiations." Following this, Russia launched a deadly drone attack on a bus in Marhanets, killing 9 and injuring 42 civilians.
By afternoon, Ukrainian officials including Svyrydenko emphasized Ukraine's readiness for negotiations but rejection of "capitulation." Zelensky called for "immediate, complete and unconditional ceasefire" while France publicly insisted on Ukraine's territorial integrity in any agreement.
By evening, details emerged that Ukraine had prepared a document refusing to discuss territorial concessions before a complete ceasefire, directly contradicting Trump's approach. CNN reported the US aims to secure a peace deal within Trump's first 100 days in office.
The day ended with Russia launching a combined missile and drone attack on Kyiv, shattering the supposed Easter ceasefire.
By afternoon, Ukrainian officials including Svyrydenko emphasized Ukraine's readiness for negotiations but rejection of "capitulation." Zelensky called for "immediate, complete and unconditional ceasefire" while France publicly insisted on Ukraine's territorial integrity in any agreement.
By evening, details emerged that Ukraine had prepared a document refusing to discuss territorial concessions before a complete ceasefire, directly contradicting Trump's approach. CNN reported the US aims to secure a peace deal within Trump's first 100 days in office.
The day ended with Russia launching a combined missile and drone attack on Kyiv, shattering the supposed Easter ceasefire.
Palestine
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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Morning headlines focused on a massacre at a Gaza school shelter amid continued bombardment of Khan Younis and Rafah. The Gaza Health Ministry reported 39 Palestinians killed and 105 injured in 24 hours.
President Abbas opened the Central Palestinian Council meeting in Ramallah, demanding Hamas surrender weapons to the Authority and release Israeli captives. This sparked widespread Palestinian anger, with a Fatah leader describing the meeting as "a gang hijacking Palestinian decision-making."
Israel's security cabinet revealed deep internal divisions over Gaza aid distribution, with Finance Minister Smotrich attacking Chief of Staff Zamir, telling him "you follow orders and can be replaced." The cabinet scheduled another meeting Thursday to resolve the aid impasse.
By afternoon, Al-Qassam Brigades released video of an Israeli captive walking through a tunnel, pleading: "Don't believe Netanyahu, military pressure is getting us killed." Jordan announced a ban on the Muslim Brotherhood and seized its assets.
President Abbas opened the Central Palestinian Council meeting in Ramallah, demanding Hamas surrender weapons to the Authority and release Israeli captives. This sparked widespread Palestinian anger, with a Fatah leader describing the meeting as "a gang hijacking Palestinian decision-making."
Israel's security cabinet revealed deep internal divisions over Gaza aid distribution, with Finance Minister Smotrich attacking Chief of Staff Zamir, telling him "you follow orders and can be replaced." The cabinet scheduled another meeting Thursday to resolve the aid impasse.
By afternoon, Al-Qassam Brigades released video of an Israeli captive walking through a tunnel, pleading: "Don't believe Netanyahu, military pressure is getting us killed." Jordan announced a ban on the Muslim Brotherhood and seized its assets.
UK
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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Pope Francis's body was moved to St Peter's Basilica for public viewing, with over 20,000 mourners gathering to pay respects. The display will continue for three days before Saturday's funeral.
The planned London peace talks for Ukraine faced a significant setback as Trump's envoys withdrew. By midday, Vice President JD Vance issued an ultimatum that the US would "walk away" unless Ukraine and Russia accepted their peace proposal. Trump later claimed a deal was "very close" while criticizing Zelensky for refusing to concede Crimea, stating the Ukrainian president had "no cards to play" and was jeopardizing peace.
In other developments, an unqualified paddleboard instructor was jailed for over 10 years for the deaths of four people in Britain's worst paddleboarding tragedy, while Prince Louis's seventh birthday was marked with a photo shared by Kate and William showing his missing front teeth.
The planned London peace talks for Ukraine faced a significant setback as Trump's envoys withdrew. By midday, Vice President JD Vance issued an ultimatum that the US would "walk away" unless Ukraine and Russia accepted their peace proposal. Trump later claimed a deal was "very close" while criticizing Zelensky for refusing to concede Crimea, stating the Ukrainian president had "no cards to play" and was jeopardizing peace.
In other developments, an unqualified paddleboard instructor was jailed for over 10 years for the deaths of four people in Britain's worst paddleboarding tragedy, while Prince Louis's seventh birthday was marked with a photo shared by Kate and William showing his missing front teeth.
Iran
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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Foreign Minister Araghchi's China visit dominated morning coverage, emphasizing that Beijing remains Iran's strategic partner while reporting negotiations with the US are "on the right track." China expressed support for Iran's efforts to lift sanctions.
By midday, reports emerged of a specific dispute with the US over the removal of 275kg of 60% enriched uranium from Iran, a key sticking point in upcoming technical negotiations rescheduled for April 26. Araghchi dismissed reports of new security barriers around Natanz facilities as "imaginary claims" meant to derail diplomacy.
President Pezeshkian halted the controversial Miankale petrochemical project following environmental protests, while domestic economic concerns persisted with the IMF projecting zero growth for Iran in the coming year. Reports indicated 18 million Iranians still lack internet access.
US Senator Marco Rubio's statement that Iran should halt enrichment and import nuclear materials like other countries garnered late afternoon coverage.
By midday, reports emerged of a specific dispute with the US over the removal of 275kg of 60% enriched uranium from Iran, a key sticking point in upcoming technical negotiations rescheduled for April 26. Araghchi dismissed reports of new security barriers around Natanz facilities as "imaginary claims" meant to derail diplomacy.
President Pezeshkian halted the controversial Miankale petrochemical project following environmental protests, while domestic economic concerns persisted with the IMF projecting zero growth for Iran in the coming year. Reports indicated 18 million Iranians still lack internet access.
US Senator Marco Rubio's statement that Iran should halt enrichment and import nuclear materials like other countries garnered late afternoon coverage.
Russia
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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The planned London peace talks on Ukraine collapsed, with Russian media extensively documenting how foreign ministers of Britain, France, and Germany withdrew from the meeting. Multiple sources connected this to Ukraine's refusal to recognize Russian sovereignty over Crimea, with Russian outlets citing Western media reports that Kyiv's document torpedoed negotiations.
By midday, Putin appeared in military-industrial contexts, emphasizing the need for increased weapons production, AI application at the front, and FPV drone manufacturing. He claimed militaries worldwide study Russia's combat experience.
Trump dominated evening coverage with direct criticism of Zelensky, with Russian media amplifying his statement that Ukraine "can fight for three more years before losing everything." The White House reportedly expressed disappointment with Zelensky's position.
Military developments included Russian forces claiming liberation of Tarasovka in DPR and Shoigu announcing the imminent "cleansing" of all Kursk region territory from Ukrainian forces.
By midday, Putin appeared in military-industrial contexts, emphasizing the need for increased weapons production, AI application at the front, and FPV drone manufacturing. He claimed militaries worldwide study Russia's combat experience.
Trump dominated evening coverage with direct criticism of Zelensky, with Russian media amplifying his statement that Ukraine "can fight for three more years before losing everything." The White House reportedly expressed disappointment with Zelensky's position.
Military developments included Russian forces claiming liberation of Tarasovka in DPR and Shoigu announcing the imminent "cleansing" of all Kursk region territory from Ukrainian forces.
Italy
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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Pope Francis's body was transferred to St. Peter's Basilica at 9 AM, beginning an extended period of public viewing that drew unexpectedly large crowds. Officials initially anticipated 20,000 visitors but by midday reported 100,000 mourners waiting in lines up to five hours long, prompting the Vatican to extend basilica hours beyond midnight.
Prime Minister Meloni visited to pay respects while Parliament held a special commemorative session. Vatican officials announced the funeral would take place Saturday at 10 AM, with the conclave to elect a new pontiff scheduled between May 5-10.
Media reported Francis donated €200,000 to prisoners before his death, reinforcing his compassionate legacy. Global political maneuvering became visible as Putin announced he would send his Culture Minister to represent Russia at the funeral, while world leaders including Trump prepared to attend.
Prime Minister Meloni visited to pay respects while Parliament held a special commemorative session. Vatican officials announced the funeral would take place Saturday at 10 AM, with the conclave to elect a new pontiff scheduled between May 5-10.
Media reported Francis donated €200,000 to prisoners before his death, reinforcing his compassionate legacy. Global political maneuvering became visible as Putin announced he would send his Culture Minister to represent Russia at the funeral, while world leaders including Trump prepared to attend.
Japan
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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US-Japan tariff negotiations remained central, with Prime Minister Ishiba emphasizing Japan's commitment to free trade while rejecting that Japan was in a "disadvantageous position" during initial talks. The debate over expanding rice imports intensified as farmers strongly opposed the proposal being considered as a potential US concession.
Ishiba participated in his first party leaders' debate, defending his government's positions on trade while opposition leaders criticized his handling of negotiations. Meanwhile, Trump's tariff demands on Japan and South Korea continued to dominate coverage.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange requested all listed companies lower minimum investment amounts to approximately 100,000 yen to attract younger investors. Market attention also focused on Chinese tech giants stockpiling Nvidia chips ahead of US export restrictions, and US Treasury Secretary Bessent's statement that America would not seek "currency targets" from Japan - suggesting a potential easing of currency tensions after yesterday's dramatic yen surge.
Ishiba participated in his first party leaders' debate, defending his government's positions on trade while opposition leaders criticized his handling of negotiations. Meanwhile, Trump's tariff demands on Japan and South Korea continued to dominate coverage.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange requested all listed companies lower minimum investment amounts to approximately 100,000 yen to attract younger investors. Market attention also focused on Chinese tech giants stockpiling Nvidia chips ahead of US export restrictions, and US Treasury Secretary Bessent's statement that America would not seek "currency targets" from Japan - suggesting a potential easing of currency tensions after yesterday's dramatic yen surge.
Netherlands
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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Morning headlines focused on Trump's "last peace offer" for Ukraine, widely criticized for requiring Kyiv to cede Crimea and abandon NATO aspirations. Ukraine firmly rejected the proposal, stating they want "peace, not surrender."
Brussels imposed hundreds of millions in fines on Apple and Meta for digital rules violations. Meanwhile, Dutch Parliament clashed with NSC over pension reforms, with the party acknowledging participant input is more important than potential pension levels.
The afternoon was dominated by news of renowned chef Jonnie Boer's death at 60 from pulmonary embolism while on Bonaire. Tributes described him as "the greatest culinary tastemaker of the Netherlands."
The day concluded with reports of the government planning to delay nitrogen reduction goals by five years to 2035 and implementing new measures including speed cameras near nature reserves. These developments follow the death of Pope Francis on April 21st, whose funeral will coincide with King's Day.
Brussels imposed hundreds of millions in fines on Apple and Meta for digital rules violations. Meanwhile, Dutch Parliament clashed with NSC over pension reforms, with the party acknowledging participant input is more important than potential pension levels.
The afternoon was dominated by news of renowned chef Jonnie Boer's death at 60 from pulmonary embolism while on Bonaire. Tributes described him as "the greatest culinary tastemaker of the Netherlands."
The day concluded with reports of the government planning to delay nitrogen reduction goals by five years to 2035 and implementing new measures including speed cameras near nature reserves. These developments follow the death of Pope Francis on April 21st, whose funeral will coincide with King's Day.
India
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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The aftermath of yesterday's Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 tourists dominated the news cycle. Prime Minister Modi cut short his Saudi Arabia visit and returned to Delhi, immediately holding meetings with NSA Doval and other security officials.
Home Minister Amit Shah visited the attack site, while sketches and photos of suspected terrorists were released, showing they belonged to The Resistance Front, a Lashkar-e-Taiba affiliate. Security forces engaged in gunfights with terrorists in Kulgam, where a top TRF commander was reportedly trapped.
By evening, following a 2.5-hour Cabinet Committee on Security meeting, India announced five significant diplomatic measures against Pakistan: suspending the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty, declaring Pakistani military attachés persona non grata, revoking visas for Pakistani nationals with a 48-hour departure ultimatum, closing the Attari-Wagah border, and offering a ₹20 lakh reward for information about the terrorists.
Home Minister Amit Shah visited the attack site, while sketches and photos of suspected terrorists were released, showing they belonged to The Resistance Front, a Lashkar-e-Taiba affiliate. Security forces engaged in gunfights with terrorists in Kulgam, where a top TRF commander was reportedly trapped.
By evening, following a 2.5-hour Cabinet Committee on Security meeting, India announced five significant diplomatic measures against Pakistan: suspending the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty, declaring Pakistani military attachés persona non grata, revoking visas for Pakistani nationals with a 48-hour departure ultimatum, closing the Attari-Wagah border, and offering a ₹20 lakh reward for information about the terrorists.
Poland
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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Pope Francis's funeral preparations continued with his body being transferred from St. Martha's House to St. Peter's Basilica in a morning ceremony. Poland declared Saturday a national day of mourning, with Tusk announcing he won't attend personally.
Foreign Minister Sikorski delivered a controversial parliamentary address, warning Russia's ideologues they "would never rule here again." This prompted strong rebuke from President Duda, who expressed "great disappointment" with partisan elements in the speech.
By midday, reports emerged of declining retail sales supporting expectations for interest rate cuts, while Pentagon chief warned European nations the era of US covering their defense costs "has ended."
The evening was dominated by Trump publicly criticizing Zelensky, blaming him for failed peace negotiations. Reports indicated Trump's envoy would meet Putin on Friday, while experts described leaked Trump peace plans as "personal catastrophe" that would favor Putin's interests.
Foreign Minister Sikorski delivered a controversial parliamentary address, warning Russia's ideologues they "would never rule here again." This prompted strong rebuke from President Duda, who expressed "great disappointment" with partisan elements in the speech.
By midday, reports emerged of declining retail sales supporting expectations for interest rate cuts, while Pentagon chief warned European nations the era of US covering their defense costs "has ended."
The evening was dominated by Trump publicly criticizing Zelensky, blaming him for failed peace negotiations. Reports indicated Trump's envoy would meet Putin on Friday, while experts described leaked Trump peace plans as "personal catastrophe" that would favor Putin's interests.
Spain
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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Pope Francis's body was moved to St. Peter's Basilica for a three-day public viewing, with nearly 20,000 mourners paying respects on the first day. The Vatican considered extending viewing hours due to massive crowds, with reports highlighting flood victims traveling to Rome for the farewell.
Prime Minister Sánchez's €10.47 billion defense spending increase, announced yesterday to meet NATO's 2% GDP target, created the coalition's deepest crisis. United Left (IU) threatened to leave the government over both military spending and weapons purchases from Israel, a deal the government had previously promised to cancel. Sumar, the larger junior coalition partner, refused to consider leaving despite disagreements.
Meanwhile, Barcelona celebrated Sant Jordi Day with record attendance, with authors Javier Cercas, Xavier Bosch, and María Dueñas leading book sales in the festive atmosphere that filled city streets under sunny skies.
Prime Minister Sánchez's €10.47 billion defense spending increase, announced yesterday to meet NATO's 2% GDP target, created the coalition's deepest crisis. United Left (IU) threatened to leave the government over both military spending and weapons purchases from Israel, a deal the government had previously promised to cancel. Sumar, the larger junior coalition partner, refused to consider leaving despite disagreements.
Meanwhile, Barcelona celebrated Sant Jordi Day with record attendance, with authors Javier Cercas, Xavier Bosch, and María Dueñas leading book sales in the festive atmosphere that filled city streets under sunny skies.
Turkey
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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As Turkey celebrated the 105th anniversary of the Turkish Grand National Assembly on National Sovereignty and Children's Day, a powerful 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck Istanbul near Silivri in the early afternoon. What began as a morning of ceremonial visits to Anıtkabir by officials with children transformed into a crisis situation with citizens fleeing to parks and open spaces. The earthquake, lasting 13 seconds, generated over 180 aftershocks throughout the day. Schools in Istanbul, Tekirdağ, and Yalova were closed for 1-2 days.
Interior Minister Yerlikaya reported 151 people injured from jumping from heights in panic. AFAD's Earthquake Science Council warned that more earthquakes may occur in the coming period. Seismologist Naci Görür emphasized that the "big Istanbul earthquake" remains a future threat.
Meanwhile, in Ankara, despite the governor's ban, CHP supporters broke through police barricades to march to Anıtkabir, following through on Özgür Özel's promise from the previous day.
Interior Minister Yerlikaya reported 151 people injured from jumping from heights in panic. AFAD's Earthquake Science Council warned that more earthquakes may occur in the coming period. Seismologist Naci Görür emphasized that the "big Istanbul earthquake" remains a future threat.
Meanwhile, in Ankara, despite the governor's ban, CHP supporters broke through police barricades to march to Anıtkabir, following through on Özgür Özel's promise from the previous day.
China
•23.04.2025
•Wednesday
•124 days ago
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State media orchestrated comprehensive coverage of Xi Jinping's meeting with Azerbaijani President Aliyev, establishing a comprehensive strategic partnership. This dominated morning headlines across all major outlets with identical phrasing.
Space program developments received significant attention with announcements that Shenzhou-20 would launch April 24, while China reaffirmed its timeline for landing astronauts on the moon by 2030.
Trump's surprising statement about potentially lowering China tariffs, calling 145% "too high," received coverage in multiple outlets, alongside reports that China was inviting European countries to form a united front against American tariffs.
By afternoon, Xi's address to a climate leadership summit emerged as the coordinated narrative, with identical reports across state media emphasizing China's commitment to climate action "regardless of international changes." This messaging connected to Earth Day themes from yesterday's coverage.
The Thai building collapse investigation continued with the arrest of China Railway's Thailand branch manager.
Space program developments received significant attention with announcements that Shenzhou-20 would launch April 24, while China reaffirmed its timeline for landing astronauts on the moon by 2030.
Trump's surprising statement about potentially lowering China tariffs, calling 145% "too high," received coverage in multiple outlets, alongside reports that China was inviting European countries to form a united front against American tariffs.
By afternoon, Xi's address to a climate leadership summit emerged as the coordinated narrative, with identical reports across state media emphasizing China's commitment to climate action "regardless of international changes." This messaging connected to Earth Day themes from yesterday's coverage.
The Thai building collapse investigation continued with the arrest of China Railway's Thailand branch manager.
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