June 5, 2025
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US
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Trump implemented his travel ban on 12 countries while meeting German Chancellor Merz, but the policy launch was overshadowed by his exploding relationship with Elon Musk. The feud escalated from Musk's continued attacks on Trump's spending bill to personal warfare throughout the afternoon.

Trump expressed disappointment with Musk's criticism and threatened to terminate his government contracts worth billions. Musk retaliated by claiming he won the election for Trump, then dropped what he called "the really big bomb" - alleging Trump appears in unreleased Epstein files. Trump called Musk "CRAZY" and suggested he suffers from "Trump Derangement Syndrome."

The Supreme Court delivered unanimous decisions supporting religious freedom and reverse discrimination claims. Trump spoke with Xi Jinping about reviving trade talks, while ICE detention conditions faced scrutiny over reports of overcrowding and food shortages. The day ended with media outlets describing the Trump-Musk alliance as spectacularly imploded.
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Israel
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
The IDF retrieved bodies of American-Israeli hostages Judith Weinstein and Gadi Haggai from Khan Yunis after 608 days, following intelligence from interrogated Hamas prisoners. Their final recordings from October 7th dominated morning coverage, including Judith's desperate call for help after her husband was shot.

Netanyahu's coalition crisis intensified as ultra-Orthodox parties prepared for what they termed a "fateful" meeting. The Attorney General announced plans to send 55,000 additional draft notices to ultra-Orthodox men in July, prompting protests where notices were thrown into toilets. By evening, the Council of Torah Sages announced support for dissolving the Knesset.

Controversy erupted over Netanyahu's authorization of weapons transfers to Gaza militias fighting Hamas, including groups allegedly linked to ISIS. His office confirmed rather than denied the claims, despite the program operating without security cabinet approval.

The day concluded with IDF strikes on Hezbollah drone factories in Beirut after evacuation warnings, while a Houthi missile was intercepted over Jerusalem during a right-wing rally outside the Supreme Court.
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Germany
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Chancellor Merz's anticipated confrontation with Trump transformed into an unexpectedly warm encounter. German media spent the morning predicting diplomatic disaster, with outlets reporting the White House had prepared "Eklat-Fragen" and changed meeting schedules. Instead, Trump called Merz "a great chancellor" and praised German defense spending increases.

The afternoon meeting featured Trump's characteristic monologues while Merz listened, occasionally inserting reminders about America's historical responsibilities. Merz positioned Trump as a "key figure" for ending the Ukraine war, while Trump compared the conflict to quarreling children. Trump accepted Merz's invitation to visit Germany.

The Musk-Trump feud erupted dramatically after the meeting concluded. Musk threatened to release what he called "the big bomb" regarding Trump's alleged connections to Jeffrey Epstein, marking a complete breakdown in their relationship following yesterday's initial confrontation over tax policy. German media described the escalation as "unprecedented" and "beispiellos."
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France
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Trump's reimposition of travel bans on twelve countries including Afghanistan, Haiti, and Yemen dominated morning coverage, with French outlets emphasizing the measure's connection to his budget difficulties. The administration justified restrictions citing a Colorado attack by an Egyptian national.

Parliament voted symbolically to repeal pension reforms, passing a non-binding resolution 198-35 that formally recorded opposition without practical effect. The construction industry threatened protests over suspended MaPrimeRénov renovation subsidies, leaving property owners awaiting promised funds.

Tennis sensation Loïs Boisson's Roland-Garros dream ended in the semifinals as she lost decisively to Coco Gauff, marking the conclusion of her remarkable run from 361st ranking. The Puget-sur-Argens terror case advanced with suspect Christophe Belgembe formally charged while denying racist motivation.

By evening, the Trump-Musk alliance exploded spectacularly, with Musk claiming Trump appears "in the Epstein files" while supporting his impeachment, as France's football team suffered a heavy defeat to Spain.
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Lebanon
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
The day began with continued diplomatic momentum from yesterday's Hezbollah-Salam reconciliation, as newspapers reported "ice-breaking" meetings and political truces. Prime Minister Salam concluded IMF negotiations with reported progress, while President Aoun signed a decree calling parliament to extraordinary session. Lebanon won membership in the UN Economic and Social Council, marking a rare diplomatic achievement.

The political calm evaporated by evening when Israel issued sudden evacuation warnings for Beirut's southern suburbs on Eid al-Adha eve. Israeli strikes followed, targeting multiple sites in Dahieh in what Naharnet described as the biggest escalation since the war. Lebanese officials condemned the attacks as ceasefire violations, with the Lebanese Army attempting unsuccessfully to prevent the strikes.

The timing appeared deliberate, occurring as newspapers discussed whether the Hezbollah-Salam rapprochement had genuinely resolved their differences. Israeli Defense Minister Katz praised the "perfect execution" of the operation, while Lebanese leaders demanded international intervention to deter further Israeli aggression.
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Ukraine
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Russian strikes overnight killed five people, including a child, in Pryluky and wounded seventeen in Kharkiv apartment buildings. Ukrainian forces responded by hitting Iskander missile systems in Bryansk region, continuing the cross-border escalation that began with Operation "Spider Web."

Trump's diplomatic approach shifted dramatically during the day. Morning reports suggested he praised Ukraine's "cool" airfield attacks, but by afternoon he compared the war to "two small children fighting" and threatened sanctions against both Russia and Ukraine. He claimed to have warned Putin "Don't Do It" regarding retaliation threats.

Russia destroyed the Kherson Regional Administration building with guided bombs, prompting Zelensky to call the strikes militarily senseless. The US Embassy issued warnings of "significant" attacks ahead, similar to May alerts that preceded major civilian strikes.

By evening, Russia launched another massive combined attack with drones and missiles, targeting Kyiv and multiple regions. A public feud between Trump and Elon Musk also emerged, with accusations involving the Epstein files.
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Palestine
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Morning reports documented a massacre at Rafah food distribution sites, with 85 Palestinians killed while queuing for aid. The U.S. vetoed a UN Security Council ceasefire resolution, drawing condemnation from Hamas despite support from 14 other members.

Israeli strikes killed four journalists at Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital, adding to a death toll of 225 media workers. Former Defense Minister Liberman revealed Netanyahu's orders to secretly arm criminal gangs in Gaza, providing weapons and money to clan-based groups allegedly linked to ISIS. Netanyahu's office acknowledged the strategy as necessary to "eliminate Hamas."

Hamas prepared an updated response to the Wittcoff ceasefire proposal within 24 hours, with leader Al-Hiyya clarifying the movement remained ready for negotiations and governance handover. The day concluded with Israeli bombardment of Beirut's southern suburbs and Yemeni strikes on Tel Aviv, expanding the regional conflict beyond Gaza's borders.
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UK
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Trump signed executive orders banning travel from twelve countries, citing "hostile attitudes" and declaring "we don't want them." The restrictions expanded to nineteen countries with varying degrees of limitation, building on his previous travel policies.

By afternoon, the political focus shifted to an explosive breakdown between Trump and Musk. What began as Trump expressing "disappointment" with Musk's budget criticism escalated into accusations of "Trump derangement syndrome." Musk retaliated by claiming credit for Trump's election victory and threatening to release Epstein files allegedly containing Trump's name.

Evening brought threats of contract cancellations and calls for Musk's deportation from Republican figures. Tesla shares plunged $150 billion as the public warfare intensified, with suggestions Musk should face impeachment proceedings.

Domestically, Reform UK faced internal collapse as chairman Zia Yusuf resigned following criticism of his MP's burqa comments. Violence against teachers rose by a fifth according to exclusive figures, while the Madeleine McCann search teams worked against time constraints.
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Iran
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Trump's revival of travel restrictions dominated Iranian media coverage throughout the day, with reports confirming citizens from 12 countries including Iran and Afghanistan would be banned from entering America starting June 9th. The White House cited an Egyptian man's attack on a Jewish gathering in Colorado as justification.

Supreme Leader Khamenei issued his annual Hajj message calling on Muslim governments to block all assistance to Israel and halt Gaza operations, describing America as a "definitive partner" in Israeli crimes. The message emphasized applying Hajj lessons to stop what he termed Gaza tragedies.

Iranian media reported on potential sixth-round nuclear negotiations scheduled for this weekend, with Iran proposing a regional uranium enrichment consortium and nuclear-weapon-free zone. An analyst suggested Saudi Arabia remains unlikely to join such arrangements, viewing Iranian-Western normalization as detrimental.

Iran's national football team lost 1-0 to Qatar in World Cup qualifying, while Israeli forces launched extensive attacks on southern Beirut by evening.
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Russia
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Morning coverage focused on railway sabotage in Voronezh region, where FSB reported explosives timed for train passage. Authorities opened terrorism investigations while designating Britain's Council as an "undesirable organization," claiming university professors collaborated with London against Russian interests.

Trump's diplomatic contacts dominated midday reporting. Russian outlets covered his phone calls with both Putin and Xi Jinping, with Putin allegedly warning of inevitable retaliation for Ukrainian airfield attacks. Trump reportedly asked Putin for restraint while acknowledging Ukraine's strikes were "cool and powerful."

By evening, Russian media extensively covered a dramatic public feud between Trump and Elon Musk. Multiple outlets reported Musk calling Trump "crazy" and supporting impeachment, while claiming Trump appears in Jeffrey Epstein's files. The coverage suggested complete breakdown between the two figures, with Russian media highlighting American political dysfunction following the brief diplomatic momentum from Trump's international calls.
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Italy
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Trump's travel ban from twelve countries dominated morning coverage, extending his immigration crackdown with additional restrictions on seven others and halting Harvard visas. The European Central Bank cut rates to 2%, providing mortgage relief as markets anticipated this would be the final reduction.

Mafia boss Giovanni Brusca walked free after twenty-nine years, having detonated the bomb that killed judge Falcone. His release sparked debate, with Falcone's sister defending the pentito laws her brother championed.

Serial killer Vasile Frumuzache confessed to murdering a second Romanian woman in 2024, transforming an isolated crime into a pattern. Police recovered the earlier victim's remains.

Prime Minister Meloni defended referendum abstention as democratic while opposing citizenship reform, as her party shifted toward supporting third mandates for regional governors.

The day's climax arrived with Musk's explosive confrontation with Trump. The tech billionaire claimed Trump appeared in unreleased Epstein files and openly supported impeachment. Trump threatened to cancel government contracts, calling Musk "crazy." Tesla lost $100 billion in market value.
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Japan
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
China's rare earth export curbs halted Suzuki Swift production in Japan by morning, marking the first direct manufacturing impact of Beijing's strategic mineral restrictions. Japan's Economic Minister departed for Washington with a "China countermeasure package" focused on building alternative supply chains for seven restricted rare earth types and liquified natural gas procurement.

The diplomatic response accelerated when Trump and Xi Jinping held a phone call by afternoon, reportedly discussing both rare earth restrictions and student visa issues. The leaders agreed to early tariff negotiations, with Japan positioning its counter-China proposal as leverage for US trade concessions.

Domestic stories continued evolving from previous days' coverage. Government stockpiled rice appeared in convenience stores as the ongoing shortage persisted. Tohoku University announced plans to recruit 500 top researchers without salary caps, targeting American academics affected by Trump administration policies. The imperial family's Okinawa commemoration of war dead remained in focus ahead of World War II's 80th anniversary.
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Netherlands
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Following the government's collapse, Wilders launched a counteroffensive against critics while competition began for PVV cabinet positions. The fallen premier's party blamed NSC for "driving them crazy" during coalition talks. Dutch media calculated voters face at least 148 days until new elections, with the Electoral Council's timeline proving inflexible.

The European Central Bank cut interest rates to 2% for the eighth time within a year, while fallen government policies faced immediate consequences. The Tata Steel bailout entered uncertainty, rent freezes were cancelled, and the "grocery bonus" disappeared.

By evening, international focus shifted to an escalating conflict between Trump and Musk over budget legislation. What began as Musk criticizing Trump's tax bill evolved into threats of halting SpaceX missions, with Trump suggesting contract cancellations as retaliation. Dutch outlets provided extensive coverage of the American dispute, with the feud intensifying throughout the night hours.
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India
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Karnataka's RCB victory celebration transformed from tragedy to accountability as legal and administrative consequences accelerated. The High Court took suo motu cognizance while police filed FIRs against Royal Challengers Bangalore, the Karnataka State Cricket Association, and event organizers for criminal negligence in the stampede that killed eleven people. By afternoon, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah suspended the Bengaluru Police Commissioner and seven other officials, ordering both CID and judicial investigations.

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor defended India's military response from Washington, countering Rahul Gandhi's "surrender" criticism while engaging Pakistan's foreign minister in diplomatic exchanges. Trump's travel ban on twelve countries including Afghanistan and Myanmar generated secondary coverage, while his public feud with Elon Musk escalated dramatically by evening, with Musk claiming Trump would have lost the election without his support and alleging Trump's name appears in Epstein files.

The day concluded with preparations for PM Modi's inauguration of the world's highest railway bridge over the Chenab river.
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Poland
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Morning reports revealed coalition leaders meeting without Tusk, describing a "historic moment" and "crisis turning point" as partners openly discussed replacing the prime minister. Hołownia led what sources called a rebellion, while emergency meetings continued through the day with the stance of "not one step back."

Nawrocki simultaneously assembled his presidential team, confirming Szefernaker as chief of staff while declaring that if the coalition wants to survive, "it should change the prime minister." His direct challenge to Tusk marked the first presidential intervention in the government crisis.

By evening, the situation escalated as PSL surveyed members about potential cooperation with PiS and Konfederacja, while sources reported Tusk "hammering" deputies in closed meetings, sensing his government might fall. Legal pressures mounted with new criminal complaints against Tusk and his ministers, while international tensions spiked over Trump-Musk conflicts affecting Polish space missions.
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Spain
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
Spain defeated France 5-4 in a Nations League semifinal thriller, with Lamine Yamal scoring twice in what media termed an "offensive exhibition." The victory sets up a final against Portugal.

The Leire Díez scandal evolved as audio recordings emerged contradicting PSOE defenses, with Libertad Digital revealing communications undermining her freelance journalist claims. Coalition partner Díaz demanded "a conversation" with Sánchez while avoiding calls for congressional testimony. El Confidencial reported PSOE introduced files created by its own operatives to attack judges and prosecutors.

The Supreme Court threatened government sanctions for failing to accommodate over a thousand migrant minors in the Canaries, warning of potential fines up to 150,000 euros. Trump's immigration restrictions dominated international coverage, banning citizens from twelve countries.

The Trump-Musk feud escalated dramatically, with Musk linking Trump to Epstein case documents while Trump threatened to terminate government contracts with Musk's companies.
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Turkey
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
The Interior Ministry removed five CHP mayors from office in the morning, escalating the municipal crisis that began with detention waves in previous days. CHP leader Özgür Özel responded defiantly, declaring that government-appointed trustees could not enter municipal buildings. This confrontation intensified as prosecutors opened a second investigation against Özel for insulting public officials.

The Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality corruption probe continued expanding, with two more confessors released and new testimony emerging about cash being transported in suitcases. Prosecutor statements detailed how two villas were transferred to İmamoğlu Construction.

A deadly apartment fire in Diyarbakır claimed three lives, including two children, dominating evening coverage. The tragedy occurred in a 13-story building with 17 others hospitalized. Meanwhile, prison releases began under the new reform law as earthquakes struck Çanakkale and Antalya. President Erdoğan conducted multiple diplomatic calls while promoting his "terror-free Turkey" vision amid the domestic political crisis.
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China
05.06.2025
Thursday
80 days ago
State media executed another synchronized messaging campaign, shifting from yesterday's Tiananmen anniversary coverage to World Environment Day themes. Eight outlets published identical headlines featuring Xi Jinping's "green mountains" quote throughout the morning hours.

The coordination pattern was interrupted at midday when Xi Jinping and Trump held their first phone conversation in months. Eight outlets immediately pivoted to cover the call, with Trump reportedly initiating the contact. State media emphasized dialogue as the "only correct choice" between the two countries.

Earlier, Xi signed new military facility construction regulations, with four outlets providing coordinated coverage of streamlined management procedures taking effect August 1st. Trump's expanded travel ban targeting 12 countries including China generated coverage, though with noted Olympic athlete exemptions.

Economic indicators showed services PMI rising to 51.1 in May, while Beijing restaurants abandoned private dining rooms as business consumption dropped significantly. Hong Kong activists held overseas Tiananmen vigils in 20 cities worldwide.
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