May 26, 2025
US
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
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Trump's unexpected criticism of Putin dominated coverage following Russia's largest aerial assault on Ukraine since the war began. Trump called Putin "crazy" and questioned "what happened to him," marking a significant shift in his typically deferential rhetoric toward the Russian leader. Russia dismissed the comments as "emotional overstrain."
The EU tariff delay continued to reverberate, with European markets rallying after Trump extended the deadline to July 9. Trump's threat to redirect $3 billion from Harvard's endowment to trade schools emerged as a new front in his education policy agenda.
Memorial Day ceremonies provided a stage for Trump at Arlington National Cemetery, where observers noted he mixed solemn tribute with subtle political jabs at Biden. By evening, Trump pardoned a Virginia sheriff convicted of federal bribery charges, while Harvard made news by revoking a professor's tenure for the first time in 80 years.
The EU tariff delay continued to reverberate, with European markets rallying after Trump extended the deadline to July 9. Trump's threat to redirect $3 billion from Harvard's endowment to trade schools emerged as a new front in his education policy agenda.
Memorial Day ceremonies provided a stage for Trump at Arlington National Cemetery, where observers noted he mixed solemn tribute with subtle political jabs at Biden. By evening, Trump pardoned a Virginia sheriff convicted of federal bribery charges, while Harvard made news by revoking a professor's tenure for the first time in 80 years.
Israel
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
•⌨
Reports emerged of Trump planning to announce a Gaza ceasefire "within days," signaling increased American pressure on Israel to end the war "as quickly as possible." The ceasefire framework reportedly includes a 70-day pause and release of ten hostages.
Israel launched a major military operation in southern Gaza with unprecedented evacuation orders while the humanitarian situation deteriorated further with the resignation of the Gaza aid foundation CEO, citing inability to maintain humanitarian principles.
Opposition leader Lapid accused the government of secretly funding Gaza aid through shell companies, using Israeli taxpayer money.
The Jerusalem Day Flag March proceeded with thousands participating amid violent clashes and chants of "Death to Arabs" in East Jerusalem.
By afternoon, Attorney General Baharav-Miara declared Netanyahu's appointment of Major General Zini as Shin Bet chief "invalid and unlawful" due to the Prime Minister's conflict of interest, triggering furious coalition responses and deepening the constitutional crisis.
Israel launched a major military operation in southern Gaza with unprecedented evacuation orders while the humanitarian situation deteriorated further with the resignation of the Gaza aid foundation CEO, citing inability to maintain humanitarian principles.
Opposition leader Lapid accused the government of secretly funding Gaza aid through shell companies, using Israeli taxpayer money.
The Jerusalem Day Flag March proceeded with thousands participating amid violent clashes and chants of "Death to Arabs" in East Jerusalem.
By afternoon, Attorney General Baharav-Miara declared Netanyahu's appointment of Major General Zini as Shin Bet chief "invalid and unlawful" due to the Prime Minister's conflict of interest, triggering furious coalition responses and deepening the constitutional crisis.
Germany
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
•⌨
Trump postponed his threatened 50% EU tariffs until July following talks with von der Leyen, temporarily relieving economic pressure while negotiations continue. Simultaneously, Trump harshly criticized Putin as "completely crazy" for continuing Ukraine attacks, marking a shift in his rhetoric.
Former VW managers received prison sentences for the diesel scandal, with judges establishing personal responsibility for the fraud that damaged the company's reputation.
By midday, Chancellor Merz announced a significant policy change, lifting restrictions on German weapons supplied to Ukraine, now permitting strikes on military targets within Russia. The Kremlin immediately warned this represented a "dangerous step" in escalation.
Other domestic stories included controversy surrounding Green Youth leader Jette Nietzard wearing an "ACAB" hoodie, sparking calls for her resignation, and RTL founder Helmut Thoma's death.
By evening, reports emerged of a car driving into Liverpool FC's championship parade, causing multiple injuries.
Former VW managers received prison sentences for the diesel scandal, with judges establishing personal responsibility for the fraud that damaged the company's reputation.
By midday, Chancellor Merz announced a significant policy change, lifting restrictions on German weapons supplied to Ukraine, now permitting strikes on military targets within Russia. The Kremlin immediately warned this represented a "dangerous step" in escalation.
Other domestic stories included controversy surrounding Green Youth leader Jette Nietzard wearing an "ACAB" hoodie, sparking calls for her resignation, and RTL founder Helmut Thoma's death.
By evening, reports emerged of a car driving into Liverpool FC's championship parade, causing multiple injuries.
France
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
•⌨
Trump's unexpected condemnation of Putin as "completely crazy" dominated morning coverage, following Russia's massive air assault on Ukraine with 367 projectiles. President Macron welcomed this shift, hoping Trump's "anger" would "translate into action" as Ukrainian air defenses struggled with ammunition depletion.
Agricultural protests continued with tractors surrounding the National Assembly as farmers pressured lawmakers over the controversial Duplomb bill on pesticide use. In a procedural maneuver, right-wing and centrist deputies rejected their own bill to bypass left-wing obstruction and move it directly to committee.
Economic concerns intensified with the Court of Auditors warning of an impending "liquidity crisis" in the Social Security system by 2027. Meanwhile, Trump postponed threatened 50% tariffs on EU goods until July 9.
International tensions escalated with deadly Israeli bombardments in Gaza killing over 50 people and new evacuations ordered in Khan Younès, while Western allies lifted range restrictions on weapons supplied to Ukraine.
Agricultural protests continued with tractors surrounding the National Assembly as farmers pressured lawmakers over the controversial Duplomb bill on pesticide use. In a procedural maneuver, right-wing and centrist deputies rejected their own bill to bypass left-wing obstruction and move it directly to committee.
Economic concerns intensified with the Court of Auditors warning of an impending "liquidity crisis" in the Social Security system by 2027. Meanwhile, Trump postponed threatened 50% tariffs on EU goods until July 9.
International tensions escalated with deadly Israeli bombardments in Gaza killing over 50 people and new evacuations ordered in Khan Younès, while Western allies lifted range restrictions on weapons supplied to Ukraine.
Lebanon
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
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President Aoun announced work on Palestinian disarmament will begin mid-June in three Beirut camps, concretizing the timeline established in previous days' discussions. This followed Prime Minister Salam's declaration that Lebanon "won't remain silent over any arms outside state control." MP Raad noted "wide areas of understanding" with President Aoun after their Baabda meeting, while relations with Salam appeared strained.
Municipal election aftermath dominated early reporting, with FPM claiming victory in Metn union elections while Kataeb's Nicole Gemayel promised vigilance. Gebran Bassil announced his party's continued dominance and prospects in Jezzine.
Israeli airstrikes targeted Brital outskirts amid reports of a new Israeli "killing line" in southern Lebanon. Another UNIFIL vehicle was stopped in Laylake, continuing a pattern of incidents. Regional attention focused on Trump hinting at Iran nuclear talks announcements "in the next two days" while American reports warned against military action.
Municipal election aftermath dominated early reporting, with FPM claiming victory in Metn union elections while Kataeb's Nicole Gemayel promised vigilance. Gebran Bassil announced his party's continued dominance and prospects in Jezzine.
Israeli airstrikes targeted Brital outskirts amid reports of a new Israeli "killing line" in southern Lebanon. Another UNIFIL vehicle was stopped in Laylake, continuing a pattern of incidents. Regional attention focused on Trump hinting at Iran nuclear talks announcements "in the next two days" while American reports warned against military action.
Ukraine
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
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Russia launched its third consecutive night of massive attacks, with Ukrainian forces neutralizing a record 288 drones and 9 cruise missiles. Trump sharply criticized Putin, calling him "completely crazy" while US lawmakers prepared sanctions even without Trump's approval.
The major development came midday when German Chancellor Merz announced that the US, UK, France, and Germany had lifted restrictions on using Western long-range weapons to strike targets inside Russia. The Kremlin reportedly "panicked" following this announcement. The Netherlands confirmed delivery of its final batch of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine.
Intelligence reports painted a concerning picture, with Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence Chief warning Russia could be technically ready for new aggression against Europe within 2-4 years after the current war ends. Zelensky stated intelligence shows Russia has no plans to end the war and is preparing new offensive operations. Russian forces now control four settlements in Sumy region.
The major development came midday when German Chancellor Merz announced that the US, UK, France, and Germany had lifted restrictions on using Western long-range weapons to strike targets inside Russia. The Kremlin reportedly "panicked" following this announcement. The Netherlands confirmed delivery of its final batch of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine.
Intelligence reports painted a concerning picture, with Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence Chief warning Russia could be technically ready for new aggression against Europe within 2-4 years after the current war ends. Zelensky stated intelligence shows Russia has no plans to end the war and is preparing new offensive operations. Russian forces now control four settlements in Sumy region.
Palestine
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
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The morning began with reports of a massacre at Fahmi Al-Jarjawi School in eastern Gaza, where displaced people were killed while sleeping. Initial reports counted 25 martyrs, rising to 36 by midday. The Euro-Mediterranean Observatory claimed Israel "burned children alive" in the attack.
By early afternoon, a significant diplomatic development emerged when multiple sources reported Hamas had agreed to the "Witkoff proposal" for a permanent ceasefire. Netanyahu expressed hope for announcing a prisoner exchange deal "today or tomorrow," though reports noted Israel and Hamas agreed to different versions of the proposal, creating confusion.
Throughout the day, thousands of settlers stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque in what Arabi21 called "the worst day in Al-Aqsa's history since its occupation." Ben-Gvir participated in the "Jerusalem and Gaza are in our hands" flag march.
The death toll in Gaza reached 53,977, while Israel reportedly mobilized hundreds of thousands of reserve soldiers.
By early afternoon, a significant diplomatic development emerged when multiple sources reported Hamas had agreed to the "Witkoff proposal" for a permanent ceasefire. Netanyahu expressed hope for announcing a prisoner exchange deal "today or tomorrow," though reports noted Israel and Hamas agreed to different versions of the proposal, creating confusion.
Throughout the day, thousands of settlers stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque in what Arabi21 called "the worst day in Al-Aqsa's history since its occupation." Ben-Gvir participated in the "Jerusalem and Gaza are in our hands" flag march.
The death toll in Gaza reached 53,977, while Israel reportedly mobilized hundreds of thousands of reserve soldiers.
UK
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
•⌨
Trump's unprecedented rebuke of Putin dominated morning coverage, calling him "absolutely crazy" following Russia's largest aerial attack on Ukraine since the war began. The Kremlin responded by describing Trump as "emotional" - a notable shift in tone from previous Trump-Putin discourse.
By midday, focus turned to the Macron-Brigitte incident, with footage showing the First Lady appearing to "shove" or "slap" her husband as they disembarked in Vietnam, described by tabloids as a "bickering" couple.
Liverpool's Premier League victory parade was dramatically disrupted when a car ploughed into celebrating fans. Initial reports cited "several injured" with counter-terrorism police investigating, but by evening officials confirmed 47 injuries including four children, with authorities ruling out terrorism. The 53-year-old "white British" driver was arrested after being dragged from his vehicle by bystanders reportedly shouting "kill him."
By midday, focus turned to the Macron-Brigitte incident, with footage showing the First Lady appearing to "shove" or "slap" her husband as they disembarked in Vietnam, described by tabloids as a "bickering" couple.
Liverpool's Premier League victory parade was dramatically disrupted when a car ploughed into celebrating fans. Initial reports cited "several injured" with counter-terrorism police investigating, but by evening officials confirmed 47 injuries including four children, with authorities ruling out terrorism. The 53-year-old "white British" driver was arrested after being dragged from his vehicle by bystanders reportedly shouting "kill him."
Iran
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
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Trump's positive assessment of the fifth round of nuclear negotiations dominated morning headlines, describing them as "very good" with potential news coming soon. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei countered by declaring uranium enrichment an "absolute red line" that Iran won't compromise on, explicitly denying interim deal possibilities.
President Pezeshkian reinforced this stance throughout the day, emphasizing Iran's self-reliance with claims that internal consensus with "our people and elites" would eliminate need for foreign agreements, adding Iran has "hundreds of ways" to counter sanctions.
By afternoon, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif's visit took center stage, meeting with both Pezeshkian and Supreme Leader Khamenei. Their discussions emphasized border security cooperation and mutual concern over Gaza, with Sharif expressing support for Iran's right to nuclear energy.
Meanwhile, Gaza coverage continued with reports of Israeli forces burning bodies of displaced Palestinians at Al-Jargawi school, and Reuters reporting Hamas had accepted the latest ceasefire proposal.
President Pezeshkian reinforced this stance throughout the day, emphasizing Iran's self-reliance with claims that internal consensus with "our people and elites" would eliminate need for foreign agreements, adding Iran has "hundreds of ways" to counter sanctions.
By afternoon, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif's visit took center stage, meeting with both Pezeshkian and Supreme Leader Khamenei. Their discussions emphasized border security cooperation and mutual concern over Gaza, with Sharif expressing support for Iran's right to nuclear energy.
Meanwhile, Gaza coverage continued with reports of Israeli forces burning bodies of displaced Palestinians at Al-Jargawi school, and Reuters reporting Hamas had accepted the latest ceasefire proposal.
Russia
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
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Trump's criticism of both Putin ("gone absolutely crazy") and Zelensky ("creating problems for Ukraine") dominated early Russian media coverage, with Kremlin spokesman Peskov attributing Trump's comments to "emotional overload." By midday, focus shifted to Western countries (US, Germany, UK, France) removing restrictions on the range of weapons supplied to Ukraine, allowing strikes deeper into Russian territory. This development, following the completed prisoner exchange, was described as "dangerous" by the Kremlin.
Russian forces reportedly liberated Belovody and Vladimirovka in Sumy region, with the military claiming to have shot down 96 Ukrainian drones overnight. Putin stated Russia's economy has become fourth globally by purchasing power parity and called for "strangling" foreign IT services that haven't fully exited Russia.
FSB reported detaining seven alleged terrorists in Nizhny Novgorod region, claiming they received instructions from Poland.
Russian forces reportedly liberated Belovody and Vladimirovka in Sumy region, with the military claiming to have shot down 96 Ukrainian drones overnight. Putin stated Russia's economy has become fourth globally by purchasing power parity and called for "strangling" foreign IT services that haven't fully exited Russia.
FSB reported detaining seven alleged terrorists in Nizhny Novgorod region, claiming they received instructions from Poland.
Italy
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
•⌨
The morning opened with Trump labeling Putin "crazy" following Russia's massive drone bombardment on Ukraine, while simultaneously postponing 50% EU tariffs until July 9 after a call with von der Leyen. Meanwhile, Israel conducted what it called an "unprecedented" attack on Khan Younis, with reports of over 50 dead in a school bombing that Israel claimed housed terrorists.
By early afternoon, exit polls showed the center-left coalition winning decisively in municipal elections, with Salis capturing Genova and Barattoni securing Ravenna in the first round. Democratic Party leader Schlein emphasized that "united we win," as Taranto and Matera headed to runoffs.
Evening news reported a car plowing into Liverpool's Premier League victory parade, injuring 47 people including a child. Police ruled out terrorism. In sports, Sinner advanced to the French Open's second round after defeating Rinderknech.
By early afternoon, exit polls showed the center-left coalition winning decisively in municipal elections, with Salis capturing Genova and Barattoni securing Ravenna in the first round. Democratic Party leader Schlein emphasized that "united we win," as Taranto and Matera headed to runoffs.
Evening news reported a car plowing into Liverpool's Premier League victory parade, injuring 47 people including a child. Police ruled out terrorism. In sports, Sinner advanced to the French Open's second round after defeating Rinderknech.
Japan
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
•⌨
Agricultural Minister Koizumi's rice price reduction strategy dominated coverage, with government rice reserves being released at a 47% discount to bring retail prices down to 2,000 yen per 5kg by early June. This direct market intervention follows the rice price scandal that led to the previous minister's dismissal. Rakuten announced a partnership with Japan Post to sell discounted government rice through its marketplace, while major retailers like AEON negotiate contracts to participate in the program.
Trump's position on the Nippon Steel-US Steel deal clarified, with assurances the company would remain under "American control" despite the acquisition, marking a significant development in Japan-US economic relations. Meanwhile, regulatory reforms surfaced with proposals to eliminate goodwill amortization requirements for M&A transactions to promote corporate restructuring. In international news, ASEAN plans to create a permanent Myanmar envoy and reduce regional trade barriers through an October agreement.
Trump's position on the Nippon Steel-US Steel deal clarified, with assurances the company would remain under "American control" despite the acquisition, marking a significant development in Japan-US economic relations. Meanwhile, regulatory reforms surfaced with proposals to eliminate goodwill amortization requirements for M&A transactions to promote corporate restructuring. In international news, ASEAN plans to create a permanent Myanmar envoy and reduce regional trade barriers through an October agreement.
Netherlands
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
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Russia's massive drone and missile attack on Ukraine (364 drones reported) dominated morning coverage, with Trump's unusually harsh condemnation of Putin as "completely insane" receiving significant attention. The Kremlin dismissed this as "emotional overload." By midday, focus shifted to Trump's postponement of 50% EU tariffs until July 9 following his call with Von der Leyen.
Domestic coverage revealed farmers facing displacement for military expansion, with Carolien's farm being requisitioned for a "super barracks." The Council of State warned that cabinet plans to relax nitrogen regulations were legally risky. By afternoon, Wilders delivered an ultimatum demanding a "total asylum stop within weeks" enforced by military border control, threatening government collapse. Opposition parties dismissed this as political theater.
Evening news focused on an incident at Liverpool's championship celebration where a car drove into the crowd, injuring 27 people who required hospitalization.
Domestic coverage revealed farmers facing displacement for military expansion, with Carolien's farm being requisitioned for a "super barracks." The Council of State warned that cabinet plans to relax nitrogen regulations were legally risky. By afternoon, Wilders delivered an ultimatum demanding a "total asylum stop within weeks" enforced by military border control, threatening government collapse. Opposition parties dismissed this as political theater.
Evening news focused on an incident at Liverpool's championship celebration where a car drove into the crowd, injuring 27 people who required hospitalization.
India
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
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Mumbai witnessed its earliest monsoon arrival in 75 years, breaking a 107-year rainfall record. The city's infrastructure collapsed with flooded metro stations and disrupted transportation, while Kerala faced hazards from containers washing ashore from a capsized ship.
COVID-19 cases surpassed 1,000 nationally for the first time this year, with Delhi reporting over 100 cases in a week, prompting renewed health concerns.
Prime Minister Modi, during rallies in Gujarat, issued stern warnings to Pakistan: "Live peacefully, eat your roti, or else my bullet is ready." The Indian military released unprecedented photographs showing service chiefs monitoring Operation Sindoor in real-time.
Foreign Minister Jaishankar informed a parliamentary panel that Pakistan was notified 30 minutes after Operation Sindoor began, dismissing claims of American facilitation of the ceasefire.
A CRPF jawan arrested for espionage was revealed to have been transferred from Pahalgam just days before the terror attack there.
COVID-19 cases surpassed 1,000 nationally for the first time this year, with Delhi reporting over 100 cases in a week, prompting renewed health concerns.
Prime Minister Modi, during rallies in Gujarat, issued stern warnings to Pakistan: "Live peacefully, eat your roti, or else my bullet is ready." The Indian military released unprecedented photographs showing service chiefs monitoring Operation Sindoor in real-time.
Foreign Minister Jaishankar informed a parliamentary panel that Pakistan was notified 30 minutes after Operation Sindoor began, dismissing claims of American facilitation of the ceasefire.
A CRPF jawan arrested for espionage was revealed to have been transferred from Pahalgam just days before the terror attack there.
Poland
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
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The morning began with media analysis of weekend campaign marches, with outlets generally agreeing Trzaskowski's gathering drew larger crowds. New polls showed a razor-thin margin in the presidential race.
By midday, Onet published explosive allegations about Nawrocki's past involvement with prostitution at Sopot's Grand Hotel, triggering an immediate political firestorm. Nawrocki announced he would sue Onet in civil court, while President Duda and PiS officials defended him, calling the reporting "bandit methods." Prime Minister Tusk challenged Nawrocki to file a suit in the expedited electoral court procedure instead.
Meanwhile, Sebastian M., the fugitive charged in a fatal A1 highway accident, was extradited from the UAE and arrived in Warsaw, with Tusk releasing footage of his return. Polish fighters were scrambled in response to Russian actions over Ukraine, underscoring ongoing security concerns as tensions with Mentzen continued after his controversial beer meeting with Trzaskowski.
By midday, Onet published explosive allegations about Nawrocki's past involvement with prostitution at Sopot's Grand Hotel, triggering an immediate political firestorm. Nawrocki announced he would sue Onet in civil court, while President Duda and PiS officials defended him, calling the reporting "bandit methods." Prime Minister Tusk challenged Nawrocki to file a suit in the expedited electoral court procedure instead.
Meanwhile, Sebastian M., the fugitive charged in a fatal A1 highway accident, was extradited from the UAE and arrived in Warsaw, with Tusk releasing footage of his return. Polish fighters were scrambled in response to Russian actions over Ukraine, underscoring ongoing security concerns as tensions with Mentzen continued after his controversial beer meeting with Trzaskowski.
Spain
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
•⌨
The day began with reports of an Israeli strike on a Gaza school killing at least 30 Palestinians, followed by Israel announcing an "unprecedented attack" on southern Gaza. This escalation followed Foreign Minister Albares' diplomatic efforts reported on May 25, though today he appeared to distance Spain from a strong European response, pointing to Germany's position.
Domestically, President Sánchez announced a €100 subsidy for glasses and contact lenses for children under 16, while political tensions intensified with revelations about alleged PSOE operations against the UCO police unit, captured in controversial audio recordings. Civil Guard unions denounced "purges of high commanders" following these revelations.
Miguel Ángel Gallardo resigned as Badajoz Provincial Council president following the indictment of Sánchez's brother, though he will retain parliamentary immunity. The Supreme Court justice Marchena notably criticized the overuse of political immunity, stating "we have gone too far with immunities."
Domestically, President Sánchez announced a €100 subsidy for glasses and contact lenses for children under 16, while political tensions intensified with revelations about alleged PSOE operations against the UCO police unit, captured in controversial audio recordings. Civil Guard unions denounced "purges of high commanders" following these revelations.
Miguel Ángel Gallardo resigned as Badajoz Provincial Council president following the indictment of Sánchez's brother, though he will retain parliamentary immunity. The Supreme Court justice Marchena notably criticized the overuse of political immunity, stating "we have gone too far with immunities."
Turkey
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
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The corruption investigation into Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality escalated with 19 people arrested from 36 detained in the "fourth wave" operation. İmamoğlu's security director's testimony revealed claims that cameras were removed from the mayor's residence for "family privacy." President Erdoğan warned officials that "we won't look at the tears of those who abuse power."
A major FETÖ operation resulted in 61 active military personnel being arrested across 36 provinces, including 4 colonels and 8 lieutenant colonels.
Foreign Minister Fidan met with Russian President Putin in Moscow, continuing Turkey's diplomatic positioning following yesterday's meeting with Syria's Sharaa.
Hamas reportedly accepted a US ceasefire proposal in Gaza, while Turkey condemned Israeli provocations at Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The CHP's internal tensions continued with speculation about contingency plans if their convention is canceled by the courts, while musician İlhan Şeşen's death drew condolences from across the political spectrum.
A major FETÖ operation resulted in 61 active military personnel being arrested across 36 provinces, including 4 colonels and 8 lieutenant colonels.
Foreign Minister Fidan met with Russian President Putin in Moscow, continuing Turkey's diplomatic positioning following yesterday's meeting with Syria's Sharaa.
Hamas reportedly accepted a US ceasefire proposal in Gaza, while Turkey condemned Israeli provocations at Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The CHP's internal tensions continued with speculation about contingency plans if their convention is canceled by the courts, while musician İlhan Şeşen's death drew condolences from across the political spectrum.
China
•26.05.2025
•Monday
•91 days ago
•⌨
State media coordinated a massive campaign promoting the Central Committee's eight-point regulations across multiple outlets in early morning, continuing Xi's disciplinary emphasis from previous days. By mid-morning, coverage shifted to Xi's congratulatory letter to Fudan University on its 120th anniversary, instructing the institution to adhere to socialist ideology while pursuing "self-reliant innovation."
Xi signed an order on military industrial facilities protection by midday, signaling heightened focus on defense capabilities. This follows yesterday's reporting on PLA coilgun development and reflects ongoing military modernization efforts.
State media then pivoted to children's welfare with synchronized articles titled "Children growing up better is our greatest wish," highlighting the Party's concern for youth development and Young Pioneers. This represents a softer social message following the disciplinary and military themes, while maintaining ideological control. International coverage included China-EU cooperation and Trump's policy impacts on global relations.
Xi signed an order on military industrial facilities protection by midday, signaling heightened focus on defense capabilities. This follows yesterday's reporting on PLA coilgun development and reflects ongoing military modernization efforts.
State media then pivoted to children's welfare with synchronized articles titled "Children growing up better is our greatest wish," highlighting the Party's concern for youth development and Young Pioneers. This represents a softer social message following the disciplinary and military themes, while maintaining ideological control. International coverage included China-EU cooperation and Trump's policy impacts on global relations.
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