May 22, 2025
US
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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House Republicans narrowly passed Trump's controversial "big, beautiful bill" after an all-night session, shifting tax burdens and cutting Medicaid and SNAP benefits. The bill advanced to the Senate despite CBO analysis showing it would add $2.3 trillion to the deficit.
A targeted shooting at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington DC left two Israeli embassy staffers dead. The suspect, identified as Elias Rodriguez from Chicago, reportedly shouted "Free Palestine" after his arrest. The FBI classified the attack as terrorism and antisemitic violence.
The Trump administration escalated its battle with elite universities, revoking Harvard's ability to enroll international students. The Department of Homeland Security cited "pro-terrorist conduct" at campus protests as justification, affecting thousands of students who must transfer or leave.
A federal judge blocked Trump's attempt to dismantle the Education Department, ordering fired employees reinstated.
A targeted shooting at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington DC left two Israeli embassy staffers dead. The suspect, identified as Elias Rodriguez from Chicago, reportedly shouted "Free Palestine" after his arrest. The FBI classified the attack as terrorism and antisemitic violence.
The Trump administration escalated its battle with elite universities, revoking Harvard's ability to enroll international students. The Department of Homeland Security cited "pro-terrorist conduct" at campus protests as justification, affecting thousands of students who must transfer or leave.
A federal judge blocked Trump's attempt to dismantle the Education Department, ordering fired employees reinstated.
Israel
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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Two Israeli embassy workers, Yaron Lishinsky and Sarah Milgram, were murdered in a shooting outside Washington DC's Jewish Museum. The attacker, identified as Elias Rodriguez, shouted "Free Palestine" during the attack. The couple had planned to get engaged next week in Jerusalem.
Yemen's Houthi rebels launched two missiles toward Israel, triggering sirens in central Israel and Jerusalem. Both missiles were successfully intercepted.
An IDF investigation into the October 7 battle at Kibbutz Kissufim revealed serious failures, as the area wasn't fully secured until October 12, five days after the initial attack.
By afternoon, Netanyahu recalled Israel's entire negotiating delegation from Qatar due to a deadlock in hostage talks. Later, defying the Attorney General's directive citing conflict of interest concerns, Netanyahu appointed Major General David Zini as the next Shin Bet chief, escalating tensions with the judiciary following yesterday's Supreme Court ruling.
Yemen's Houthi rebels launched two missiles toward Israel, triggering sirens in central Israel and Jerusalem. Both missiles were successfully intercepted.
An IDF investigation into the October 7 battle at Kibbutz Kissufim revealed serious failures, as the area wasn't fully secured until October 12, five days after the initial attack.
By afternoon, Netanyahu recalled Israel's entire negotiating delegation from Qatar due to a deadlock in hostage talks. Later, defying the Attorney General's directive citing conflict of interest concerns, Netanyahu appointed Major General David Zini as the next Shin Bet chief, escalating tensions with the judiciary following yesterday's Supreme Court ruling.
Germany
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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The killing of two Israeli embassy staff near Washington's Jewish Museum dominated coverage, with witnesses reporting the shooter shouted "Free Palestine." One victim was identified as a German-Israeli from Nuremberg, elevating the story's prominence in German media.
Trump's foreign policy continued to generate anxiety following his Putin call. Reports suggested Trump informed European leaders he believes "Vladimir doesn't want peace," while Republicans moved against Trump by supporting new Russia sanctions. The administration's ban on Harvard accepting international students marked a significant escalation in academia-government tensions.
Domestically, a knife attack at a Berlin school where a 13-year-old injured an 11-year-old prompted a manhunt with helicopters and dogs. The AfD lost a parliamentary room allocation battle against the SPD, while Germany shifted its nuclear power stance, with the Merz government reportedly considering a policy reversal.
Trump's foreign policy continued to generate anxiety following his Putin call. Reports suggested Trump informed European leaders he believes "Vladimir doesn't want peace," while Republicans moved against Trump by supporting new Russia sanctions. The administration's ban on Harvard accepting international students marked a significant escalation in academia-government tensions.
Domestically, a knife attack at a Berlin school where a 13-year-old injured an 11-year-old prompted a manhunt with helicopters and dogs. The AfD lost a parliamentary room allocation battle against the SPD, while Germany shifted its nuclear power stance, with the Merz government reportedly considering a policy reversal.
France
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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The shooting of two Israeli embassy employees outside Washington's Jewish Museum dominated morning headlines. The suspect, shouting "Free Palestine" and claiming "I did it for Gaza," was immediately arrested. Security around Jewish sites in France was subsequently reinforced.
Political tensions escalated as the Muslim Brotherhood report continued generating controversy. Macron publicly rebuked Interior Minister Retailleau for his independent stance, with Marine Le Pen calling Retailleau's proposed measures "a joke." Senate President Larcher opposed the ban on hijabs for girls under 15.
By afternoon, attention shifted to a major pedophile network bust with 55 men arrested across France, including an ambulancier, a professor, and other "respectable family men."
Evening headlines covered Trump's administration revoking Harvard's authorization to host foreign students, a meeting scheduled with taxi drivers following their strike threats, and continuing Israeli bombardment of Gaza killing over 50 people.
Political tensions escalated as the Muslim Brotherhood report continued generating controversy. Macron publicly rebuked Interior Minister Retailleau for his independent stance, with Marine Le Pen calling Retailleau's proposed measures "a joke." Senate President Larcher opposed the ban on hijabs for girls under 15.
By afternoon, attention shifted to a major pedophile network bust with 55 men arrested across France, including an ambulancier, a professor, and other "respectable family men."
Evening headlines covered Trump's administration revoking Harvard's authorization to host foreign students, a meeting scheduled with taxi drivers following their strike threats, and continuing Israeli bombardment of Gaza killing over 50 people.
Lebanon
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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The newspapers report Palestinian President Abbas's continued visit to Lebanon, where he received the Hani Fahs "Peacemakers" award and declared the Palestinian people as "guests" with camps under state sovereignty. This follows yesterday's landmark statement on ending unauthorized weapons. Hamas separately pledged commitment to Lebanon's stability and ceasefire decision.
Israeli military escalation intensified ahead of southern municipal elections, with forces targeting buildings in Toul village after issuing rare evacuation warnings. Army Commander Haykal stated these violations impede full Lebanese military deployment in the south.
The Central Bank announced pursuit of international prosecution against embezzlers and collaboration with Alvarez & Marsal consultancy on recovery efforts. Regional tensions continued with Iran accepting Oman's proposal for a fifth round of negotiations with Washington in Rome, while warning it would hold the US responsible for any Israeli attack on nuclear sites.
Israeli military escalation intensified ahead of southern municipal elections, with forces targeting buildings in Toul village after issuing rare evacuation warnings. Army Commander Haykal stated these violations impede full Lebanese military deployment in the south.
The Central Bank announced pursuit of international prosecution against embezzlers and collaboration with Alvarez & Marsal consultancy on recovery efforts. Regional tensions continued with Iran accepting Oman's proposal for a fifth round of negotiations with Washington in Rome, while warning it would hold the US responsible for any Israeli attack on nuclear sites.
Ukraine
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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Trump's stance on the conflict showed notable evolution, with reports claiming he acknowledged to European officials that Putin doesn't want to end the war because he believes Russia is winning. This marks a shift from his earlier optimistic tone following the Putin call. Polish PM Tusk later contradicted these reports.
Putin announced plans to create a "buffer zone" on the Ukraine border, which Ukraine's Foreign Ministry firmly rejected, suggesting it could only exist within Russian territory.
Preparations for a "1000 for 1000" prisoner exchange advanced, with Zelensky conducting meetings on the details and Yermak stating Ukraine had completed its part of the preparations.
Military leadership changes in Russia saw Gen. Andrey Mordvichev, commander of the Mariupol siege, taking over ground forces. Ukraine proposed that EU countries direct part of their GDP to support Ukrainian forces, while continuing to push for stronger sanctions against Russia.
Putin announced plans to create a "buffer zone" on the Ukraine border, which Ukraine's Foreign Ministry firmly rejected, suggesting it could only exist within Russian territory.
Preparations for a "1000 for 1000" prisoner exchange advanced, with Zelensky conducting meetings on the details and Yermak stating Ukraine had completed its part of the preparations.
Military leadership changes in Russia saw Gen. Andrey Mordvichev, commander of the Mariupol siege, taking over ground forces. Ukraine proposed that EU countries direct part of their GDP to support Ukrainian forces, while continuing to push for stronger sanctions against Russia.
Palestine
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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A shooting outside the Jewish Museum in Washington killed two Israeli embassy staff, with reports indicating the attacker shouted "Freedom for Palestine" before the attack. The incident triggered increased security measures at Israeli missions across the US.
Israel continued military operations in Gaza, with sources reporting 41 Palestinian casualties by morning, including 13 recovered from under rubble. Israeli forces targeted Al-Awda Hospital in northern Gaza, with reports of a fire breaking out in the medicine warehouse and operations rooms being damaged.
By afternoon, Israel withdrew its entire negotiation delegation from Doha, signaling a breakdown in ceasefire talks. Reports emerged of Israeli plans to confine 2 million Palestinians to 25% of Gaza's area in what sources termed "Little Gaza."
The ICC prosecutor rejected Israel's attempt to cancel arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Galant, while a joint statement from 80 countries declared Gaza faces "the worst humanitarian crisis" since the war began.
Israel continued military operations in Gaza, with sources reporting 41 Palestinian casualties by morning, including 13 recovered from under rubble. Israeli forces targeted Al-Awda Hospital in northern Gaza, with reports of a fire breaking out in the medicine warehouse and operations rooms being damaged.
By afternoon, Israel withdrew its entire negotiation delegation from Doha, signaling a breakdown in ceasefire talks. Reports emerged of Israeli plans to confine 2 million Palestinians to 25% of Gaza's area in what sources termed "Little Gaza."
The ICC prosecutor rejected Israel's attempt to cancel arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Galant, while a joint statement from 80 countries declared Gaza faces "the worst humanitarian crisis" since the war began.
UK
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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The shooting of Israeli embassy staff Sarah Milgram and Yaron Lischinsky near a Jewish museum in Washington DC dominated the news cycle. Initial reports in the early morning identified them as embassy workers, with details emerging throughout the day that the suspect shouted "Free Palestine" and later said "I did it for Gaza." By afternoon, Netanyahu blamed Starmer for the killings, escalating diplomatic tensions following Britain's recent sanctions against Israel.
The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer to Mauritius was officially signed by Starmer, with the UK agreeing to pay £101m annually, prompting criticism that this deal "will haunt" the Prime Minister.
A plane crash in San Diego claimed multiple lives, including a famous drummer. UK migration figures showed a significant drop of over 400,000 in a year, raising concerns about worker shortages.
The Jay Slater case continued with the revelation of videos showing him "bragging about £12k watches" hours before his death.
The Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer to Mauritius was officially signed by Starmer, with the UK agreeing to pay £101m annually, prompting criticism that this deal "will haunt" the Prime Minister.
A plane crash in San Diego claimed multiple lives, including a famous drummer. UK migration figures showed a significant drop of over 400,000 in a year, raising concerns about worker shortages.
The Jay Slater case continued with the revelation of videos showing him "bragging about £12k watches" hours before his death.
Iran
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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The morning began with extensive coverage of two Israeli embassy staff murdered in Washington DC, with the shooter reportedly shouting "Free Palestine" upon arrest. By midday, Foreign Minister Araghchi delivered Iran's most significant statement, warning the US would bear legal responsibility for any Israeli strike against Iranian nuclear facilities. This escalation follows yesterday's confirmation of Friday nuclear talks in Rome.
Araghchi emphasized enrichment remains "a principle that will not be suspended," directly countering US demands. While Trump reportedly believes negotiations are "on the right track," Araghchi declared "if America's goal is zero enrichment, there will be no agreement." The military unveiled three new drone systems while maintaining "high readiness."
Economic concerns surfaced regarding power outages affecting factories and construction, while officials promoted tourism as a counter to "Iranophobia."
Araghchi emphasized enrichment remains "a principle that will not be suspended," directly countering US demands. While Trump reportedly believes negotiations are "on the right track," Araghchi declared "if America's goal is zero enrichment, there will be no agreement." The military unveiled three new drone systems while maintaining "high readiness."
Economic concerns surfaced regarding power outages affecting factories and construction, while officials promoted tourism as a counter to "Iranophobia."
Russia
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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Russian media extensively covered a record overnight Ukrainian drone attack, with 105 drones intercepted across ten regions, including 31 targeting Moscow. By day's end, the count reached 159-485 drones over two days, disrupting air traffic as 80+ planes diverted to alternate airfields.
Putin made his most significant military announcement since the Kursk liberation, declaring the creation of a "buffer zone" along the Ukrainian border. This development follows his visit to Kursk region yesterday and appears connected to recent diplomatic positioning after the Putin-Trump call.
The 1000-for-1000 prisoner exchange negotiations progressed, with both sides exchanging lists. The Kremlin noted the exchange would take several days to complete.
Economic challenges emerged as Gazprom's board recommended against 2024 dividends, while the government extended mandatory foreign currency sales requirements. The Moscow Times reported sharp cuts to economic support programs following oil and gas revenue collapse.
Putin made his most significant military announcement since the Kursk liberation, declaring the creation of a "buffer zone" along the Ukrainian border. This development follows his visit to Kursk region yesterday and appears connected to recent diplomatic positioning after the Putin-Trump call.
The 1000-for-1000 prisoner exchange negotiations progressed, with both sides exchanging lists. The Kremlin noted the exchange would take several days to complete.
Economic challenges emerged as Gazprom's board recommended against 2024 dividends, while the government extended mandatory foreign currency sales requirements. The Moscow Times reported sharp cuts to economic support programs following oil and gas revenue collapse.
Italy
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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The murder of two Israeli embassy staff at Washington's Jewish Museum dominated morning coverage, with the suspect reportedly shouting "Free Palestine." Netanyahu characterized the attack as stemming from "rampant antisemitism," while an Israeli minister accused Macron and Starmer of "encouraging terror."
By midday, Italy's Constitutional Court delivered a landmark ruling allowing both mothers in lesbian couples to recognize children born through assisted reproduction, though maintaining the ban for single women. HuffPost described it as moving "Italy toward equality of people and families."
The afternoon saw reports of a private plane crash into San Diego homes with multiple fatalities, while President Mattarella blocked Infrastructure Minister Salvini's attempt to create anti-mafia derogations for the Strait of Messina Bridge project.
In the evening, Meloni revealed a recent call with Trump focused on Ukraine negotiations, as the Wall Street Journal reported a planned Russia-Ukraine Vatican summit in mid-June.
By midday, Italy's Constitutional Court delivered a landmark ruling allowing both mothers in lesbian couples to recognize children born through assisted reproduction, though maintaining the ban for single women. HuffPost described it as moving "Italy toward equality of people and families."
The afternoon saw reports of a private plane crash into San Diego homes with multiple fatalities, while President Mattarella blocked Infrastructure Minister Salvini's attempt to create anti-mafia derogations for the Strait of Messina Bridge project.
In the evening, Meloni revealed a recent call with Trump focused on Ukraine negotiations, as the Wall Street Journal reported a planned Russia-Ukraine Vatican summit in mid-June.
Japan
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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Early morning coverage focused on former Agriculture Minister Eto's dismissal mystery, continuing the rice scandal that led to Koizumi's appointment yesterday. By mid-morning, Koizumi faced immediate pressure to reduce rice prices, which Prime Minister Ishiba had promised to lower to 3000 yen per 5kg.
Meanwhile, the debate on separate surnames for married couples gained momentum with Hikaru Utada's new song supporting the option and the LDP drafting a proposal to allow maiden name use. Economic concerns deepened as listed companies forecast their first profit decline in six years due to US tariffs and yen appreciation.
By early afternoon, the Jiji news poll revealed cabinet support had fallen to a record low of 20.9%, reflecting the political cost of the rice crisis. The government began considering utility subsidies to reduce household electricity and gas bills by 1,000 yen monthly, suggesting attempts to address mounting economic pressures.
Meanwhile, the debate on separate surnames for married couples gained momentum with Hikaru Utada's new song supporting the option and the LDP drafting a proposal to allow maiden name use. Economic concerns deepened as listed companies forecast their first profit decline in six years due to US tariffs and yen appreciation.
By early afternoon, the Jiji news poll revealed cabinet support had fallen to a record low of 20.9%, reflecting the political cost of the rice crisis. The government began considering utility subsidies to reduce household electricity and gas bills by 1,000 yen monthly, suggesting attempts to address mounting economic pressures.
Netherlands
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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Early morning headlines focused on the killing of Israeli embassy staff at the Jewish Museum in Washington, later identified as a couple planning to get engaged. Netanyahu expressed shock and increased embassy security.
Russia's first open deployment of military assets to protect its sanctions-evading shadow fleet in the Baltic Sea garnered significant coverage, described as creating an "extremely dangerous period."
New details emerged in the Jeffrey and Emma case, revealing their car entered water just fifteen minutes after abduction, with authorities launching formal investigations.
Economic concerns featured prominently with reports of declining holiday allowances for many workers, while pensioners received increases. The SER warned that the Netherlands is unprepared for AI's workplace impact, as AI energy consumption is projected to surpass cryptocurrency use this year.
The prison cell shortage continued to worsen, adding pressure on State Secretary Coenradie's administration.
Russia's first open deployment of military assets to protect its sanctions-evading shadow fleet in the Baltic Sea garnered significant coverage, described as creating an "extremely dangerous period."
New details emerged in the Jeffrey and Emma case, revealing their car entered water just fifteen minutes after abduction, with authorities launching formal investigations.
Economic concerns featured prominently with reports of declining holiday allowances for many workers, while pensioners received increases. The SER warned that the Netherlands is unprepared for AI's workplace impact, as AI energy consumption is projected to surpass cryptocurrency use this year.
The prison cell shortage continued to worsen, adding pressure on State Secretary Coenradie's administration.
India
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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Prime Minister Modi delivered an aggressive speech in Bikaner, declaring "sindoor, not blood, flows through my veins" while warning Pakistan that India had avenged the Pahalgam attack "in 22 minutes." He ruled out talks or trade with Pakistan, saying discussions would only focus on PoK.
External Affairs Minister Jaishankar countered Trump's ceasefire mediation claims, stating the agreement was reached bilaterally. He attributed the Pahalgam attack to Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's "extreme religious outlook."
Two Israeli embassy staffers were killed in Washington DC, with the attacker reportedly shouting "Free Palestine."
In ongoing counterterrorism operations, two terrorists were eliminated in J&K's Kishtwar, with one soldier martyred.
India issued a stern message to Turkey regarding its support for Pakistan, emphasizing relationships should be built on "sensitivities to each other's concerns."
Reports emerged that Pakistan refused an IndiGo flight's request to use its airspace during turbulence, endangering 227 passengers.
External Affairs Minister Jaishankar countered Trump's ceasefire mediation claims, stating the agreement was reached bilaterally. He attributed the Pahalgam attack to Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's "extreme religious outlook."
Two Israeli embassy staffers were killed in Washington DC, with the attacker reportedly shouting "Free Palestine."
In ongoing counterterrorism operations, two terrorists were eliminated in J&K's Kishtwar, with one soldier martyred.
India issued a stern message to Turkey regarding its support for Pakistan, emphasizing relationships should be built on "sensitivities to each other's concerns."
Reports emerged that Pakistan refused an IndiGo flight's request to use its airspace during turbulence, endangering 227 passengers.
Poland
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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The morning began with news of a shooting at the Israeli embassy in Washington that killed two staff members, described as an "antisemitic terror act." Prime Minister Tusk held an emergency military briefing in Gdynia, warning that "the Baltic will become a place of confrontation" following a Russian "shadow fleet" vessel incident near strategic infrastructure.
The presidential campaign was dominated by Karol Nawrocki's meeting with Sławomir Mentzen, where the PiS candidate signed Mentzen's declaration and aligned with most of his positions. Nawrocki revealed he carries a personal weapon due to Russian death threats, and expressed opposition to the European Green Deal. This meeting generated polarized reactions, with critics calling him a "chameleon" while supporters praised his "transparent" approach.
By evening, new polls showed Nawrocki pulling ahead of Trzaskowski for the first time. Tusk hinted at forthcoming revelations about Nawrocki's past, including alleged participation in football hooligan "arranged fights."
The presidential campaign was dominated by Karol Nawrocki's meeting with Sławomir Mentzen, where the PiS candidate signed Mentzen's declaration and aligned with most of his positions. Nawrocki revealed he carries a personal weapon due to Russian death threats, and expressed opposition to the European Green Deal. This meeting generated polarized reactions, with critics calling him a "chameleon" while supporters praised his "transparent" approach.
By evening, new polls showed Nawrocki pulling ahead of Trzaskowski for the first time. Tusk hinted at forthcoming revelations about Nawrocki's past, including alleged participation in football hooligan "arranged fights."
Spain
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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The shooting of two Israeli embassy employees outside the Jewish Museum in Washington dominated morning coverage, with Israel quickly attributing the attack to "antisemitic incitement, especially in Europe." This accusation follows yesterday's diplomatic incidents involving Israeli forces firing on European diplomats in the West Bank.
Netanyahu continued his defiant stance, declaring Gaza operations would continue until implementing "Trump's plan" for the region, while the EU formally criticized Sánchez for "attacks on separation of powers" regarding the amnesty law.
Domestically, a judge opened trial proceedings against the Prime Minister's brother and a senior PSOE Extremadura official for influence peddling. Additional corruption allegations emerged linking a Canary Islands PSOE official to Lebanese narcotics trafficking.
By evening, Trump's administration escalated its conflict with academic institutions by revoking Harvard's ability to enroll foreign students, while Sánchez announced a state funeral for DANA flood victims.
Netanyahu continued his defiant stance, declaring Gaza operations would continue until implementing "Trump's plan" for the region, while the EU formally criticized Sánchez for "attacks on separation of powers" regarding the amnesty law.
Domestically, a judge opened trial proceedings against the Prime Minister's brother and a senior PSOE Extremadura official for influence peddling. Additional corruption allegations emerged linking a Canary Islands PSOE official to Lebanese narcotics trafficking.
By evening, Trump's administration escalated its conflict with academic institutions by revoking Harvard's ability to enroll foreign students, while Sánchez announced a state funeral for DANA flood victims.
Turkey
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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A 6.0 magnitude earthquake in the Aegean Sea triggered concerns across western Turkey in early morning hours, with seismologists providing reassurances about its implications for Marmaris and Bodrum regions.
Istanbul faced public transportation disruption as private bus operators halted services over unpaid municipality debts, though service resumed after emergency negotiations. This crisis occurred amidst continuing municipal corruption investigations with 13 additional officials arrested in a third wave of operations targeting Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality's Tree and Landscape Company.
The National Security Council met and issued an eight-point statement emphasizing commitment to the "Terror-Free Turkey" goal, highlighting ongoing monitoring of PKK's dissolution process declared earlier in May.
President Erdoğan made notable statements rejecting early election possibilities and addressing constitutional changes, stating he had "no concern about being re-elected or nominated again."
Late evening brought reports that prominent businessman İnan Kıraç had allegedly been abducted from a hospital.
Istanbul faced public transportation disruption as private bus operators halted services over unpaid municipality debts, though service resumed after emergency negotiations. This crisis occurred amidst continuing municipal corruption investigations with 13 additional officials arrested in a third wave of operations targeting Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality's Tree and Landscape Company.
The National Security Council met and issued an eight-point statement emphasizing commitment to the "Terror-Free Turkey" goal, highlighting ongoing monitoring of PKK's dissolution process declared earlier in May.
President Erdoğan made notable statements rejecting early election possibilities and addressing constitutional changes, stating he had "no concern about being re-elected or nominated again."
Late evening brought reports that prominent businessman İnan Kıraç had allegedly been abducted from a hospital.
China
•22.05.2025
•Thursday
•94 days ago
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The Xi-Macron phone call dominated state media with coordinated messaging across multiple outlets, emphasizing their role as "reliable forces for maintaining international order" amid complex international situations. This diplomatic engagement represents a strategic pivot following days of internal focus on Xi's Henan inspection tour.
Morning coverage continued yesterday's synchronized cultural heritage preservation campaign, with identical headlines across state outlets about "protecting, inheriting and promoting Chinese cultural treasures." Economic developments included Bitcoin breaking $110,000 with a $2.2 trillion market value and completion of ASEAN-China CAFTA 3.0 negotiations.
Technology advancements emerged as Chinese scientists validated the feasibility of a US Air Force Mach 16 engine concept and Huawei launched its HarmonyOS for computers. Meanwhile, tensions persisted with tax audits targeting Hong Kong independent news outlets being characterized as "intimidation tactics" by international media watchdogs.
Morning coverage continued yesterday's synchronized cultural heritage preservation campaign, with identical headlines across state outlets about "protecting, inheriting and promoting Chinese cultural treasures." Economic developments included Bitcoin breaking $110,000 with a $2.2 trillion market value and completion of ASEAN-China CAFTA 3.0 negotiations.
Technology advancements emerged as Chinese scientists validated the feasibility of a US Air Force Mach 16 engine concept and Huawei launched its HarmonyOS for computers. Meanwhile, tensions persisted with tax audits targeting Hong Kong independent news outlets being characterized as "intimidation tactics" by international media watchdogs.
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