May 6, 2025
US
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's first meeting with Trump dominated morning coverage, culminating in Carney's firm "Canada is not for sale" rejection of Trump's 51st state proposal, to which Trump replied "never say never." This confrontation follows Trump's previous day's announcement about reopening Alcatraz and his tariff policies that have strained US-Canada relations.
The Supreme Court allowed Trump's transgender military ban to take effect while legal challenges continue, building on previous days' controversies regarding social policies. Trump also announced an immediate halt to US airstrikes in Yemen.
Evening headlines shifted to rising tensions between nuclear powers India and Pakistan, with India launching missile strikes against "terrorist infrastructure" following a militant attack in Kashmir. Pakistan reported at least eight deaths and described the strikes as "an act of war," signaling potential regional destabilization.
The Supreme Court allowed Trump's transgender military ban to take effect while legal challenges continue, building on previous days' controversies regarding social policies. Trump also announced an immediate halt to US airstrikes in Yemen.
Evening headlines shifted to rising tensions between nuclear powers India and Pakistan, with India launching missile strikes against "terrorist infrastructure" following a militant attack in Kashmir. Pakistan reported at least eight deaths and described the strikes as "an act of war," signaling potential regional destabilization.
Israel
•06.05.2025
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•111 days ago
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Israel conducted a dramatic strike on Sanaa International Airport in Yemen, following a second day of operations against Houthi targets. The military issued an unprecedented evacuation warning before completely disabling the airport's infrastructure. This strike was in response to the Houthi missile that hit Ben Gurion Airport on May 4.
By early afternoon, President Trump unexpectedly announced the US would halt its attacks on Yemen, claiming the Houthis had surrendered and agreed to stop attacking shipping. Israeli officials appeared blindsided by this announcement, particularly as Houthi leaders immediately stated they would continue attacking Israel regardless.
Domestically, Israel's cabinet disagreement over Gaza operations continued, with some preferring to delay action until Trump's visit. Meanwhile, the education system remained partially paralyzed by teacher protests over salary cuts, while tension mounted over the military draft for ultra-Orthodox Jews after the IDF chief ordered expanded conscription notices.
By early afternoon, President Trump unexpectedly announced the US would halt its attacks on Yemen, claiming the Houthis had surrendered and agreed to stop attacking shipping. Israeli officials appeared blindsided by this announcement, particularly as Houthi leaders immediately stated they would continue attacking Israel regardless.
Domestically, Israel's cabinet disagreement over Gaza operations continued, with some preferring to delay action until Trump's visit. Meanwhile, the education system remained partially paralyzed by teacher protests over salary cuts, while tension mounted over the military draft for ultra-Orthodox Jews after the IDF chief ordered expanded conscription notices.
Germany
•06.05.2025
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•111 days ago
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Friedrich Merz failed to secure the chancellorship in his first vote attempt, marking an unprecedented event in German political history. The CDU/CSU-SPD coalition candidate received 310 votes, six short of the required 316-vote majority, triggering immediate speculation about coalition defectors. After initial confusion and a parliamentary break, a second vote was scheduled for the same afternoon.
By early afternoon, Merz succeeded in the second ballot and was promptly sworn in by President Steinmeier. The extraordinary two-round election process dominated all coverage, with commentators analyzing the implications of this "belly flop" start for his chancellorship.
This political drama occurred against the backdrop of continuing fallout from the AfD's classification as "definitively right-wing extremist" and Trump's administration cutting funding for Harvard University. Late evening reports shifted focus to India conducting military strikes against Pakistan following a terrorist attack.
By early afternoon, Merz succeeded in the second ballot and was promptly sworn in by President Steinmeier. The extraordinary two-round election process dominated all coverage, with commentators analyzing the implications of this "belly flop" start for his chancellorship.
This political drama occurred against the backdrop of continuing fallout from the AfD's classification as "definitively right-wing extremist" and Trump's administration cutting funding for Harvard University. Late evening reports shifted focus to India conducting military strikes against Pakistan following a terrorist attack.
France
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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Morning coverage focused on Ukrainian drone attacks disrupting Russian airports, while analysis of French wealth inequality described the country as becoming a "society of inheritors." By midday, a dramatic political standoff unfolded as conservative Friedrich Merz failed in his first attempt to be elected German chancellor—an unprecedented occurrence in post-war Germany—before securing the position in a second-round vote. President Macron immediately invited him to Paris for talks.
Meanwhile, media personality Stéphane Plaza's arrest in a drug trafficking investigation gained attention, with reports detailing his "descent into hell" involving domestic violence and substance abuse. Evening news was dominated by a dangerous escalation in the Kashmir conflict, as India launched missile strikes against "terrorist sites" in Pakistan, which responded with artillery fire and denounced the strikes as an "act of war," threatening retaliation.
Meanwhile, media personality Stéphane Plaza's arrest in a drug trafficking investigation gained attention, with reports detailing his "descent into hell" involving domestic violence and substance abuse. Evening news was dominated by a dangerous escalation in the Kashmir conflict, as India launched missile strikes against "terrorist sites" in Pakistan, which responded with artillery fire and denounced the strikes as an "act of war," threatening retaliation.
Lebanon
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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Municipal election results continued to emerge across Mount Lebanon districts, with parties declaring victory while observers noted 838 documented violations. The Lebanese Army received a third Palestinian suspect for rocket-launching operations, following Hamas' surrender of two suspects the previous day.
Regional tensions escalated as Israel conducted unprecedented strikes on Sanaa airport in Yemen, disabling the facility. Former president Trump later claimed the Houthis had "surrendered," promising to stop bombing them and announcing a "very big" forthcoming announcement. The Houthis quickly clarified that any agreement with America would not include Israel.
Turkish authorities reportedly intercepted 2,000 booby-trapped pagers destined for Lebanon in September, following earlier pager attacks. Meanwhile, an Israeli drone strike killed one person in Kfar Remmane, with Janoubia identifying the victim as Hezbollah commander Adnan Harb.
Regional tensions escalated as Israel conducted unprecedented strikes on Sanaa airport in Yemen, disabling the facility. Former president Trump later claimed the Houthis had "surrendered," promising to stop bombing them and announcing a "very big" forthcoming announcement. The Houthis quickly clarified that any agreement with America would not include Israel.
Turkish authorities reportedly intercepted 2,000 booby-trapped pagers destined for Lebanon in September, following earlier pager attacks. Meanwhile, an Israeli drone strike killed one person in Kfar Remmane, with Janoubia identifying the victim as Hezbollah commander Adnan Harb.
Ukraine
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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Russian "Shahed" drones struck Kharkiv overnight, hitting the Barabashovo market with 20 recorded impacts and injuring four people. This attack followed the naval drone innovations reported in previous days.
In diplomatic developments, Macron and Starmer called for a 30-day ceasefire, contrasting with Putin's rejected three-day "parade truce." Friedrich Merz was elected German Chancellor on his second attempt, after initially failing to secure enough votes.
A significant prisoner exchange saw 205 Ukrainian defenders return from Russian captivity, many from Mariupol's defense. Reuters revealed that Pentagon chief Hagseth had allegedly halted U.S. military aid to Ukraine without Trump's knowledge.
By afternoon, Russian ballistic missiles struck Sumy, killing two children and a man, with 11 wounded. Days of mourning were declared as evening brought more drone attacks on Zaporizhzhia, injuring three. Air raid alerts sounded in Kyiv by night.
In diplomatic developments, Macron and Starmer called for a 30-day ceasefire, contrasting with Putin's rejected three-day "parade truce." Friedrich Merz was elected German Chancellor on his second attempt, after initially failing to secure enough votes.
A significant prisoner exchange saw 205 Ukrainian defenders return from Russian captivity, many from Mariupol's defense. Reuters revealed that Pentagon chief Hagseth had allegedly halted U.S. military aid to Ukraine without Trump's knowledge.
By afternoon, Russian ballistic missiles struck Sumy, killing two children and a man, with 11 wounded. Days of mourning were declared as evening brought more drone attacks on Zaporizhzhia, injuring three. Air raid alerts sounded in Kyiv by night.
Palestine
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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Israeli airstrikes on Al-Bureij school housing displaced Palestinians marked the morning, with casualty counts rising throughout the day to 29 martyrs. UNRWA reported 66,000 Gaza children suffering severe malnutrition, while Gaza hospitals face imminent collapse within 48 hours due to fuel shortages.
Israel expanded military operations, bombing Yemen's Sanaa International Airport and power stations, while Netanyahu and Katz boasted about the strikes. Israeli plans for Gaza include three aid distribution centers in Rafah managed by American companies.
By afternoon, Trump announced a surprising ceasefire with Yemen's Houthis through Omani mediation, which reportedly "shocked" Israel. Trump promised a "major announcement" before his upcoming Middle East visit, while US sources indicated a new long-term Gaza ceasefire proposal delivered to Egypt.
A Palestinian opinion poll showed majority rejection of Hamas disarmament despite the war.
Israel expanded military operations, bombing Yemen's Sanaa International Airport and power stations, while Netanyahu and Katz boasted about the strikes. Israeli plans for Gaza include three aid distribution centers in Rafah managed by American companies.
By afternoon, Trump announced a surprising ceasefire with Yemen's Houthis through Omani mediation, which reportedly "shocked" Israel. Trump promised a "major announcement" before his upcoming Middle East visit, while US sources indicated a new long-term Gaza ceasefire proposal delivered to Egypt.
A Palestinian opinion poll showed majority rejection of Hamas disarmament despite the war.
UK
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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The escalating India-Pakistan conflict dominated evening coverage, following India's missile strikes on alleged "terrorist camps" in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Pakistan claimed to have shot down Indian aircraft and taken prisoners, with both nuclear powers seemingly at the brink of war.
Russia-Ukraine tensions continued with Ukrainian drone attacks forcing Moscow airports to close, while Israel's plans for Gaza occupation received attention following Netanyahu's security cabinet approving indefinite territory control. Germany experienced political turmoil as Friedrich Merz failed his first chancellor confirmation vote, only succeeding in a second ballot.
Domestically, Prime Minister Starmer announced a "landmark" £5bn trade deal with India that quickly sparked controversy over tax exemptions for Indian workers. The Met Gala in New York and tragic British Superbikes crash that killed two riders featured prominently throughout the day's celebrity and sports coverage.
Russia-Ukraine tensions continued with Ukrainian drone attacks forcing Moscow airports to close, while Israel's plans for Gaza occupation received attention following Netanyahu's security cabinet approving indefinite territory control. Germany experienced political turmoil as Friedrich Merz failed his first chancellor confirmation vote, only succeeding in a second ballot.
Domestically, Prime Minister Starmer announced a "landmark" £5bn trade deal with India that quickly sparked controversy over tax exemptions for Indian workers. The Met Gala in New York and tragic British Superbikes crash that killed two riders featured prominently throughout the day's celebrity and sports coverage.
Iran
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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Morning news focused on Israel's airstrikes against Houthi positions in Yemen, with Iran condemning the "Zionist aggression." Reports highlighted Yemen's severe water crisis with 44 dams in critical condition. By midday, Putin and Pezeshkian held talks, with Russia offering to facilitate Iran-US negotiations while Trump claimed a Yemen ceasefire agreement through Omani mediation. CNN reported this ceasefire aims to ease US-Iran talks.
The evening was dominated by India's missile strikes against Pakistan, with Islamabad promising a "comprehensive response." Domestic concerns included illegal foreign residents facing deportation "without leniency" and housing loan policies for low-income citizens. Foreign Minister Araghchi demanded Britain respect Iranian citizens' rights, likely responding to recent terrorism-related arrests there. Throughout the day, reports indicated Sanaa International Airport was "destroyed" in Israeli strikes that killed three people.
The evening was dominated by India's missile strikes against Pakistan, with Islamabad promising a "comprehensive response." Domestic concerns included illegal foreign residents facing deportation "without leniency" and housing loan policies for low-income citizens. Foreign Minister Araghchi demanded Britain respect Iranian citizens' rights, likely responding to recent terrorism-related arrests there. Throughout the day, reports indicated Sanaa International Airport was "destroyed" in Israeli strikes that killed three people.
Russia
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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The night began with Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow and 10 other Russian regions, with Russian air defenses claiming to have destroyed 105 UAVs overnight. The Moscow mayor reported 19 drones intercepted over the capital, with additional attacks continuing throughout the day, causing disruptions at Vnukovo and Domodedovo airports.
Mid-day brought a significant 205-for-205 prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine, with the Kremlin simultaneously reiterating that Putin's three-day Victory Day truce initiative remains valid despite ongoing hostilities. Russian military claimed to have liberated Lysovka village in Donetsk.
29 foreign leaders are expected at Moscow's May 9 Victory Day parade, though Lithuanian airspace was closed to flights carrying Serbian President Vučić.
Evening headlines pivoted dramatically to India's "Operation Sindur" - missile strikes against Pakistan that reportedly killed two people. Pakistan's prime minister called the attack "an act of war."
Mid-day brought a significant 205-for-205 prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine, with the Kremlin simultaneously reiterating that Putin's three-day Victory Day truce initiative remains valid despite ongoing hostilities. Russian military claimed to have liberated Lysovka village in Donetsk.
29 foreign leaders are expected at Moscow's May 9 Victory Day parade, though Lithuanian airspace was closed to flights carrying Serbian President Vučić.
Evening headlines pivoted dramatically to India's "Operation Sindur" - missile strikes against Pakistan that reportedly killed two people. Pakistan's prime minister called the attack "an act of war."
Italy
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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Netanyahu's planned "massive invasion" of Gaza dominated morning headlines, with France and China expressing opposition. An unprecedented political crisis unfolded in Germany as CDU leader Friedrich Merz failed to secure enough votes in the first parliamentary round, falling short by 18 votes from his expected coalition majority. Markets reacted negatively to this historic setback before Merz secured the chancellorship in a second vote hours later.
Middle East developments accelerated with Trump announcing Houthi rebels had "surrendered," though the rebels clarified they would only halt attacks on US vessels, not against Israel. Meanwhile, India launched missiles into Pakistan, with Islamabad promising retaliation.
By evening, all attention shifted to two major events: the Inter-Barcelona Champions League semifinal, with Inter advancing after a thrilling 4-3 extra-time victory, and the beginning of the conclave to elect a new Pope, with Cardinal Parolin reportedly leading among potential candidates.
Middle East developments accelerated with Trump announcing Houthi rebels had "surrendered," though the rebels clarified they would only halt attacks on US vessels, not against Israel. Meanwhile, India launched missiles into Pakistan, with Islamabad promising retaliation.
By evening, all attention shifted to two major events: the Inter-Barcelona Champions League semifinal, with Inter advancing after a thrilling 4-3 extra-time victory, and the beginning of the conclave to elect a new Pope, with Cardinal Parolin reportedly leading among potential candidates.
Japan
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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Emperor Emeritus Akihito's hospitalization for suspected myocardial ischemia dominated early coverage, continuing from yesterday's initial reports. The former monarch underwent cardiac examinations as the nation followed developments with concern.
Economic reporting centered on the US recording its largest-ever trade deficit of $140.5 billion in March, exceeding market expectations as companies accelerated imports ahead of tariff increases. This news connects to ongoing US-Japan trade tensions from previous days.
Chinese industrial trends emerged with reports of seven major solar panel manufacturers posting their first combined loss since 2017 due to overproduction.
The morning coverage followed ongoing territorial tensions with China regarding Senkaku Islands airspace violations, while afternoon reporting highlighted Friedrich Mertz's election as Germany's new Chancellor after an unusual failed initial vote.
Economic reporting centered on the US recording its largest-ever trade deficit of $140.5 billion in March, exceeding market expectations as companies accelerated imports ahead of tariff increases. This news connects to ongoing US-Japan trade tensions from previous days.
Chinese industrial trends emerged with reports of seven major solar panel manufacturers posting their first combined loss since 2017 due to overproduction.
The morning coverage followed ongoing territorial tensions with China regarding Senkaku Islands airspace violations, while afternoon reporting highlighted Friedrich Mertz's election as Germany's new Chancellor after an unusual failed initial vote.
Netherlands
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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The morning was dominated by Friedrich Merz's unexpected rejection as German chancellor, failing to secure enough votes in the first round - an unprecedented event in German politics. By early afternoon, Merz succeeded in a second vote.
Security concerns emerged throughout the day with reports about NATO summit preparations transforming The Hague into a "fortress" with 27,000 police officers. This follows Liberation Day incidents where protesters targeted Prime Minister Schoof with smoke bombs.
Authorities in Gelderland issued a permit to shoot a "problem wolf" following bite incidents, while Schiphol Airport faced criticism for ignoring safety risks by allowing large aircraft on its Oostbaan runway.
The evening brought alarming international developments as Pakistan reported Indian rocket attacks on multiple locations, with India confirming "Operation Sindoor" - marking significant escalation between the nuclear powers.
Security concerns emerged throughout the day with reports about NATO summit preparations transforming The Hague into a "fortress" with 27,000 police officers. This follows Liberation Day incidents where protesters targeted Prime Minister Schoof with smoke bombs.
Authorities in Gelderland issued a permit to shoot a "problem wolf" following bite incidents, while Schiphol Airport faced criticism for ignoring safety risks by allowing large aircraft on its Oostbaan runway.
The evening brought alarming international developments as Pakistan reported Indian rocket attacks on multiple locations, with India confirming "Operation Sindoor" - marking significant escalation between the nuclear powers.
India
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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The nationwide civil defense drills scheduled for May 7 dominated media coverage, with preparations occurring across 244 districts. These are the first such exercises since the 1971 war, involving air raid sirens, evacuation procedures, and blackouts. The Indian Air Force announced large-scale exercises near the Pakistan border, featuring Rafale, Sukhoi, and Mirage fighter jets.
Prime Minister Modi made his first direct statement on suspending the Indus Waters Treaty, declaring "India's water will now be used only in India's interests," escalating economic pressure that began with dam closures on May 4.
Pakistan's isolation continued at the UN Security Council, where its attempt to raise the Pahalgam attack backfired as members questioned Lashkar-e-Taiba connections and Pakistan's missile tests.
In a significant diplomatic development, India finalized a free trade agreement with the UK after three years of negotiations, expected to increase bilateral trade by £25.5 billion by 2040.
Prime Minister Modi made his first direct statement on suspending the Indus Waters Treaty, declaring "India's water will now be used only in India's interests," escalating economic pressure that began with dam closures on May 4.
Pakistan's isolation continued at the UN Security Council, where its attempt to raise the Pahalgam attack backfired as members questioned Lashkar-e-Taiba connections and Pakistan's missile tests.
In a significant diplomatic development, India finalized a free trade agreement with the UK after three years of negotiations, expected to increase bilateral trade by £25.5 billion by 2040.
Poland
•06.05.2025
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•111 days ago
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The Nawrocki apartment controversy dominated the entire day's news cycle, evolving from morning reports of PiS losing ground in polls to a full-blown defense operation. By mid-morning, Nawrocki's campaign published his asset declaration showing two apartments, but controversy erupted over a third property. PiS politicians mounted a desperate defense by presenting what they claimed was Jerzy Ż.'s testament bequeathing property to Nawrocki, alongside claims he paid 120,000 PLN in installments over 14 years.
President Duda vetoed the health insurance reform bill, sparking sharp exchanges with Prime Minister Tusk. The European Parliament lifted Grzegorz Braun's immunity the same day he burned an EU flag at a protest.
Afternoon coverage saw Konfederacja's Mentzen join critics calling Nawrocki dishonest, while Hołownia suggested he should withdraw from the presidential race. International news focused on India's military strikes against Pakistan and Inter Milan defeating Barcelona 4:3 in a dramatic Champions League match.
President Duda vetoed the health insurance reform bill, sparking sharp exchanges with Prime Minister Tusk. The European Parliament lifted Grzegorz Braun's immunity the same day he burned an EU flag at a protest.
Afternoon coverage saw Konfederacja's Mentzen join critics calling Nawrocki dishonest, while Hołownia suggested he should withdraw from the presidential race. International news focused on India's military strikes against Pakistan and Inter Milan defeating Barcelona 4:3 in a dramatic Champions League match.
Spain
•06.05.2025
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•111 days ago
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Morning coverage focused on the dual infrastructure crises as the political battle intensified. PP and Vox promoted a "national chaos" narrative linking the blackout and railway sabotage to attack Sánchez's government. Newspapers reported that Red Eléctrica had allowed nuclear reactors to shut down on the blackout day due to low electricity prices, while Portugal continued blocking Spanish electricity imports.
By midday, the government approved legislation reducing the workweek to 37.5 hours, though Junts immediately rejected it. The labor market reached a record 21.6 million employed after adding 231,000 jobs in April. Sánchez launched a controversial public consultation on BBVA's takeover bid for Banco Sabadell.
Evening coverage shifted to Barcelona's Champions League semifinal against Inter Milan. Despite equalizing through Dani Olmo, Barcelona's dreams were shattered in extra time with a 4-3 defeat, eliminating them from reaching the Munich final.
By midday, the government approved legislation reducing the workweek to 37.5 hours, though Junts immediately rejected it. The labor market reached a record 21.6 million employed after adding 231,000 jobs in April. Sánchez launched a controversial public consultation on BBVA's takeover bid for Banco Sabadell.
Evening coverage shifted to Barcelona's Champions League semifinal against Inter Milan. Despite equalizing through Dani Olmo, Barcelona's dreams were shattered in extra time with a 4-3 defeat, eliminating them from reaching the Munich final.
Turkey
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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The aftermath of the attack on CHP leader Özgür Özel continued with attacker Selçuk Tengioğlu being arrested in the morning. Özel returned to parliament for his party's group meeting, declaring "the child murderer cannot hurt me" to standing ovation.
Attention shifted midday when media reported Istanbul Mayor İmamoğlu's university diploma had been mysteriously deleted from Istanbul University's database. İmamoğlu filed a lawsuit challenging his diploma cancellation.
Law enforcement conducted major operations, with 208 arrests in a 47-province FETÖ operation and 27 detention orders in DEAŞ operations across seven provinces.
President Erdoğan visited MHP leader Bahçeli in the afternoon, signaling continued Cumhur alliance solidarity. Erdoğan later criticized street interviews, claiming "media is freer than before."
International tensions rose when India fired missiles into Pakistan, prompting retaliation threats. Turkish intelligence reportedly thwarted a second pager bomb plot in Lebanon.
Attention shifted midday when media reported Istanbul Mayor İmamoğlu's university diploma had been mysteriously deleted from Istanbul University's database. İmamoğlu filed a lawsuit challenging his diploma cancellation.
Law enforcement conducted major operations, with 208 arrests in a 47-province FETÖ operation and 27 detention orders in DEAŞ operations across seven provinces.
President Erdoğan visited MHP leader Bahçeli in the afternoon, signaling continued Cumhur alliance solidarity. Erdoğan later criticized street interviews, claiming "media is freer than before."
International tensions rose when India fired missiles into Pakistan, prompting retaliation threats. Turkish intelligence reportedly thwarted a second pager bomb plot in Lebanon.
China
•06.05.2025
•Tuesday
•111 days ago
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State media orchestrated synchronized coverage of Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to Russia for Soviet WWII victory celebrations, evolving from "eternal friendship" narratives to specific "three key keywords" framing by mid-morning. Multiple outlets published identical articles, continuing the narrative buildup from previous days.
A new diplomatic focus emerged with Xi exchanging congratulatory messages with EU leaders on the 50th anniversary of China-EU relations, characterizing the relationship as "comprehensive strategic partners" and "two major forces promoting multipolarity."
Economic data revealed concerning indicators: Caixin services PMI dropped to a seven-month low of 50.7, while reports of trillion-yuan personal loan defaults requiring resolution appeared. Labor Day tourism showed significant growth, with inbound travel orders increasing 130%. Southeast Asian pests threatening China's food security received attention amid ongoing agricultural modernization initiatives.
A new diplomatic focus emerged with Xi exchanging congratulatory messages with EU leaders on the 50th anniversary of China-EU relations, characterizing the relationship as "comprehensive strategic partners" and "two major forces promoting multipolarity."
Economic data revealed concerning indicators: Caixin services PMI dropped to a seven-month low of 50.7, while reports of trillion-yuan personal loan defaults requiring resolution appeared. Labor Day tourism showed significant growth, with inbound travel orders increasing 130%. Southeast Asian pests threatening China's food security received attention amid ongoing agricultural modernization initiatives.
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