June 11, 2025
US
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Los Angeles imposed a downtown curfew after three nights of anti-ICE protests, with police conducting mass arrests as 700 Marines joined the existing National Guard deployment. Federal courts rejected Governor Newsom's emergency motion to block Trump's troop deployment, while Newsom delivered a livestreamed response calling Trump a "dictator"—though technical difficulties left the first half without audio.
The confrontation expanded beyond California as protests spread to New York City, where over 80 people were arrested, and Texas deployed National Guard statewide. Trump addressed Fort Bragg soldiers, vowing to "liberate Los Angeles" from what he termed migrant "invasion." ICE announced tactical agent deployments to Democratic-led cities nationwide.
Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson died at 82, while Harvey Weinstein received a mixed verdict in his retrial. The FBI began investigating funding sources behind the riots, with officials alleging organizational backing. By evening, National Guard troops had begun detaining civilians during protests, marking an escalation in military involvement.
The confrontation expanded beyond California as protests spread to New York City, where over 80 people were arrested, and Texas deployed National Guard statewide. Trump addressed Fort Bragg soldiers, vowing to "liberate Los Angeles" from what he termed migrant "invasion." ICE announced tactical agent deployments to Democratic-led cities nationwide.
Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson died at 82, while Harvey Weinstein received a mixed verdict in his retrial. The FBI began investigating funding sources behind the riots, with officials alleging organizational backing. By evening, National Guard troops had begun detaining civilians during protests, marking an escalation in military involvement.
Israel
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Morning coverage dominated with IDF investigations into October 7th battles at Moshav Yakhini, revealing security teams lacked proper weapons while civilians fought eight terrorists for hours. The military's failures contrasted with heroic resistance that prevented larger casualties.
The coalition crisis reached its peak as opposition parties confirmed they would submit Knesset dissolution bills over the ultra-Orthodox draft dispute. Netanyahu announced he was "sick" and canceled his court testimony while making last-minute efforts to prevent government collapse. Knesset Speaker Edelstein refused to negotiate with Haredi parties until they withdrew dissolution threats.
By evening, ultra-Orthodox parties appeared to fold under pressure. Senior rabbinical figures instructed their representatives to prepare for delaying the dissolution vote by a week, with sources suggesting the immediate crisis had passed.
The day concluded with the IDF recovering bodies of hostage Yair Yaakov and another victim from Khan Younis after 614 days, while Argentina's president promised to move his embassy to Jerusalem in 2026.
The coalition crisis reached its peak as opposition parties confirmed they would submit Knesset dissolution bills over the ultra-Orthodox draft dispute. Netanyahu announced he was "sick" and canceled his court testimony while making last-minute efforts to prevent government collapse. Knesset Speaker Edelstein refused to negotiate with Haredi parties until they withdrew dissolution threats.
By evening, ultra-Orthodox parties appeared to fold under pressure. Senior rabbinical figures instructed their representatives to prepare for delaying the dissolution vote by a week, with sources suggesting the immediate crisis had passed.
The day concluded with the IDF recovering bodies of hostage Yair Yaakov and another victim from Khan Younis after 614 days, while Argentina's president promised to move his embassy to Jerusalem in 2026.
Germany
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Following yesterday's school shooting in Graz that killed ten people, German outlets reported the perpetrator left a farewell video for his mother and planted explosive devices beyond his firearms assault. Police discovered bomb-making plans and a pipe bomb, expanding the scope beyond the initial shooting reports.
The Austrian tragedy triggered immediate German education policy responses, with North Rhine-Westphalia's teachers union demanding active shooter drills in schools by afternoon. Officials argued preparation was preferable to denial since students were already discussing the incident.
Domestic political warfare escalated as SPD veterans published a manifesto demanding dialogue with Putin and reduced NATO spending, directly challenging party leadership. Defense Minister Pistorius condemned the document as "reality denial" while party chair Mützenich defended the initiative. By evening, outlets described the controversy as threatening party unity ahead of their convention.
Trump's Los Angeles crackdown continued with extended curfews and military deployment, while German media analyzed his tactical advantage regardless of criticism.
The Austrian tragedy triggered immediate German education policy responses, with North Rhine-Westphalia's teachers union demanding active shooter drills in schools by afternoon. Officials argued preparation was preferable to denial since students were already discussing the incident.
Domestic political warfare escalated as SPD veterans published a manifesto demanding dialogue with Putin and reduced NATO spending, directly challenging party leadership. Defense Minister Pistorius condemned the document as "reality denial" while party chair Mützenich defended the initiative. By evening, outlets described the controversy as threatening party unity ahead of their convention.
Trump's Los Angeles crackdown continued with extended curfews and military deployment, while German media analyzed his tactical advantage regardless of criticism.
France
•11.06.2025
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•75 days ago
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The 14-year-old who fatally stabbed school supervisor Mélanie at Nogent college emerged as calculating and remorseless during prosecutor questioning. Denis Devallois revealed the suspect had planned for days to "kill a supervisor, any one of them" after being reprimanded, showing fascination with violence and no mental illness signs. The teen expressed desire to "cause maximum damage" and warned others beforehand.
Government responses multiplied throughout the day. Matignon announced knife sale bans to minors within fifteen days, while Interior Minister Retailleau unveiled crime prevention measures including suspending family benefits and restoring parental authority. Macron's social media ban proposal for under-15s generated mixed reactions.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk apologized to Trump for their recent confrontation, admitting some messages "went too far." Drug trafficker Mohamed Amra refused to answer questions about his prison escape after being helicopter-extracted to Paris. Brian Wilson's death at 82 dominated evening cultural coverage, while Harvey Weinstein faced sexual assault conviction in New York.
Government responses multiplied throughout the day. Matignon announced knife sale bans to minors within fifteen days, while Interior Minister Retailleau unveiled crime prevention measures including suspending family benefits and restoring parental authority. Macron's social media ban proposal for under-15s generated mixed reactions.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk apologized to Trump for their recent confrontation, admitting some messages "went too far." Drug trafficker Mohamed Amra refused to answer questions about his prison escape after being helicopter-extracted to Paris. Brian Wilson's death at 82 dominated evening cultural coverage, while Harvey Weinstein faced sexual assault conviction in New York.
Lebanon
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Prime Minister Mikati called on Hezbollah to "clean up its environment" as pressure mounted from multiple directions. The statement came amid continuing confrontations between southern residents and UNIFIL forces, with officials like Ali Fayad calling for calm while Speaker Berri insisted Lebanon wants the peacekeepers to stay.
The morning brought reports of Israeli forces breaching the Lebanese border in Krum al-Marah. By afternoon, Army Commander Joseph Aoun visited UNIFIL headquarters, emphasizing their "essential role" in the south - a gesture that followed yesterday's violent attacks on peacekeepers.
Lebanon landed on the EU's money laundering blacklist, though officials clarified this related to FATF requirements rather than government performance. French envoy Le Drian continued his meetings, with Kataeb leader warning that attacks on UNIFIL send negative signals Lebanon will pay for unless the state shows accountability. The day ended with reports of American security alerts across Middle Eastern embassies.
The morning brought reports of Israeli forces breaching the Lebanese border in Krum al-Marah. By afternoon, Army Commander Joseph Aoun visited UNIFIL headquarters, emphasizing their "essential role" in the south - a gesture that followed yesterday's violent attacks on peacekeepers.
Lebanon landed on the EU's money laundering blacklist, though officials clarified this related to FATF requirements rather than government performance. French envoy Le Drian continued his meetings, with Kataeb leader warning that attacks on UNIFIL send negative signals Lebanon will pay for unless the state shows accountability. The day ended with reports of American security alerts across Middle Eastern embassies.
Ukraine
•11.06.2025
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Russia's overnight drone attack on Kharkiv killed three civilians and wounded over 60, with casualty figures climbing throughout the morning as rescue operations continued. Ukraine retaliated by striking the Tambov gunpowder factory inside Russia, marking another escalation in cross-border targeting of military production facilities.
Ukraine repatriated bodies of 1,212 fallen soldiers, including those killed in the Kursk region, continuing the prisoner exchange process that began following the Istanbul agreement from previous days. Trump's administration sent mixed signals on military aid, with the president expressing support for air defense systems while Pentagon chief Hegseth indicated potential budget cuts to Ukraine programs.
The Southeast Europe summit in Odesa produced backing for Ukraine's NATO membership aspirations, with Zelensky meeting leaders from Moldova, Romania, and Serbia. He warned that Russia aims to capture Odesa and reach borders with neighboring countries, framing the conflict as a regional threat requiring collective response.
Ukraine repatriated bodies of 1,212 fallen soldiers, including those killed in the Kursk region, continuing the prisoner exchange process that began following the Istanbul agreement from previous days. Trump's administration sent mixed signals on military aid, with the president expressing support for air defense systems while Pentagon chief Hegseth indicated potential budget cuts to Ukraine programs.
The Southeast Europe summit in Odesa produced backing for Ukraine's NATO membership aspirations, with Zelensky meeting leaders from Moldova, Romania, and Serbia. He warned that Russia aims to capture Odesa and reach borders with neighboring countries, framing the conflict as a regional threat requiring collective response.
Palestine
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Palestinian sources documented 123 killed within 24 hours, with 57 deaths occurring at aid distribution points near Rafah and Netzarim. The pattern of targeting civilians seeking assistance continued from previous days, with sources describing these locations as "death traps for the starved." Gaza's health ministry reported the overall death toll surpassed 55,000 since October 2023.
Trump pressured Netanyahu to end the Gaza war, stating American confidence in negotiations had declined. Senior Israeli ministers began expressing support for ending the conflict, while Netanyahu declared the war would continue until Hamas is eliminated. Israeli Finance Minister Smotrich escalated economic warfare by threatening to sever Palestinian banking relationships.
Ben-Gvir led settler incursions into Al-Aqsa Mosque, prompting Hamas warnings about fueling religious conflict. Egyptian authorities announced prior approval requirements for visits to Gaza border areas, while Israeli forces blocked the international "Steadfastness Convoy" from reaching Gaza. Washington prepared to evacuate embassy staff from Iraq, Bahrain, and Kuwait anticipating regional deterioration.
Trump pressured Netanyahu to end the Gaza war, stating American confidence in negotiations had declined. Senior Israeli ministers began expressing support for ending the conflict, while Netanyahu declared the war would continue until Hamas is eliminated. Israeli Finance Minister Smotrich escalated economic warfare by threatening to sever Palestinian banking relationships.
Ben-Gvir led settler incursions into Al-Aqsa Mosque, prompting Hamas warnings about fueling religious conflict. Egyptian authorities announced prior approval requirements for visits to Gaza border areas, while Israeli forces blocked the international "Steadfastness Convoy" from reaching Gaza. Washington prepared to evacuate embassy staff from Iraq, Bahrain, and Kuwait anticipating regional deterioration.
UK
•11.06.2025
•Wednesday
•75 days ago
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled a £600 billion spending review dominated by record NHS funding increases and £39 billion for housing, immediately triggering warnings from economists that tax rises were "very likely" to finance the expenditure. Critics described the plans as "unrealistic" and "dangerous," with the government unable to explain funding sources.
Violence escalated in Northern Ireland as Ballymena entered its third night of riots, with masked groups setting fire to a leisure center reportedly housing Romanian asylum seekers. Water cannons deployed as hundreds took to the streets, expanding beyond the initial disturbances.
Los Angeles saw mass arrests as Trump's curfew took effect, with the president vowing to "liberate" the city while California's governor accused him of "waging war" on citizens. The unrest entered its fifth day with National Guard troops maintaining positions.
Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson died at 82, ending the day's political tensions with tributes to the music icon who had been battling health issues.
Violence escalated in Northern Ireland as Ballymena entered its third night of riots, with masked groups setting fire to a leisure center reportedly housing Romanian asylum seekers. Water cannons deployed as hundreds took to the streets, expanding beyond the initial disturbances.
Los Angeles saw mass arrests as Trump's curfew took effect, with the president vowing to "liberate" the city while California's governor accused him of "waging war" on citizens. The unrest entered its fifth day with National Guard troops maintaining positions.
Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson died at 82, ending the day's political tensions with tributes to the music icon who had been battling health issues.
Iran
•11.06.2025
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•75 days ago
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Iranian state media executed Abbas Kourkouri, known as "Mojahed Kourkour," on charges of "enmity against God" rather than the original murder accusations from his arrest during December 2022 protests. Opposition media noted the timing coincided with the birthday of Kian Pirfalak.
Supreme Leader Khamenei addressed parliamentary representatives, advising reduced government official summons as cooperation with the administration. State outlets emphasized parliament's "unique global position" compared to councils supporting "criminals like Gaza killers."
Nuclear tensions escalated as Iran warned of definite retaliation against an expected IAEA Board of Governors resolution, with the US and European powers pushing for action. Trump stated his confidence in reaching nuclear agreement had diminished, while Iranian officials maintained readiness for negotiations following Supreme Leader policies.
By evening, the US evacuated embassy personnel from Iraq and military families from the region as Iranian commanders declared preparation for all scenarios in what they characterized as ideological struggle with America.
Supreme Leader Khamenei addressed parliamentary representatives, advising reduced government official summons as cooperation with the administration. State outlets emphasized parliament's "unique global position" compared to councils supporting "criminals like Gaza killers."
Nuclear tensions escalated as Iran warned of definite retaliation against an expected IAEA Board of Governors resolution, with the US and European powers pushing for action. Trump stated his confidence in reaching nuclear agreement had diminished, while Iranian officials maintained readiness for negotiations following Supreme Leader policies.
By evening, the US evacuated embassy personnel from Iraq and military families from the region as Iranian commanders declared preparation for all scenarios in what they characterized as ideological struggle with America.
Russia
•11.06.2025
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Russian outlets completed reporting on the body exchange that began with yesterday's failed collections, emphasizing the stark numerical disparity: Russia transferred 1,212 Ukrainian military bodies while receiving 27 Russian remains. Multiple state sources highlighted this 45-to-1 ratio throughout morning coverage, with military correspondent Koц suggesting Ukraine had deliberately delayed the process.
By afternoon, Putin conducted a defense meeting ordering accelerated weapons production and ground forces expansion based on combat experience. He specifically instructed against deploying new systems "in open fields" without proper infrastructure, while emphasizing nuclear weapons development in the state armaments program through 2040.
Diplomatic positioning shifted as Trump described his recent Putin conversation as "good but fruitless," marking the first public characterization of their dialogue. Serbia's Vučić announced readiness to help rebuild Ukrainian cities while insisting he had not betrayed Russia. Russian officials meanwhile accused Kiev of directly refusing to collect additional soldier remains, with Zakharova calling this evidence of Ukraine's "neo-Nazi essence."
By afternoon, Putin conducted a defense meeting ordering accelerated weapons production and ground forces expansion based on combat experience. He specifically instructed against deploying new systems "in open fields" without proper infrastructure, while emphasizing nuclear weapons development in the state armaments program through 2040.
Diplomatic positioning shifted as Trump described his recent Putin conversation as "good but fruitless," marking the first public characterization of their dialogue. Serbia's Vučić announced readiness to help rebuild Ukrainian cities while insisting he had not betrayed Russia. Russian officials meanwhile accused Kiev of directly refusing to collect additional soldier remains, with Zakharova calling this evidence of Ukraine's "neo-Nazi essence."
Italy
•11.06.2025
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•75 days ago
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Italian media spent the morning amplifying claims that Italians were among 9,000 migrants deported to Guantanamo amid Los Angeles protests and curfews. Foreign Minister Tajani promised repatriation of any Italian citizens involved. By afternoon, the White House dismissed the entire story as "fake news," forcing Italian outlets to reverse course.
The day's genuine tragedy emerged with rally champion Matteo Doretto's death at 21 during testing in Poland, while Brian Wilson's passing at 82 marked the end of Beach Boys' creative era.
Trump secured a framework trade agreement with China on rare earth minerals and tariffs, as markets responded mildly to the commercial détente.
Evening brought Palestinian child Adam's arrival in Milan - the sole survivor after Israeli strikes killed his ten siblings. The symbolic evacuation of 17 wounded Gaza children provided humanitarian counterpoint to the day's diplomatic confusion and media corrections.
The day's genuine tragedy emerged with rally champion Matteo Doretto's death at 21 during testing in Poland, while Brian Wilson's passing at 82 marked the end of Beach Boys' creative era.
Trump secured a framework trade agreement with China on rare earth minerals and tariffs, as markets responded mildly to the commercial détente.
Evening brought Palestinian child Adam's arrival in Milan - the sole survivor after Israeli strikes killed his ten siblings. The symbolic evacuation of 17 wounded Gaza children provided humanitarian counterpoint to the day's diplomatic confusion and media corrections.
Japan
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•75 days ago
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U.S.-China trade negotiations achieved a framework agreement in London, with Commerce Secretary statements evolving from "likely ease" to "will be resolved" regarding Chinese rare earth restrictions. This breakthrough built on previous Swiss accords, addressing the stalemate that had persisted since the three-week tariff talks mentioned in recent days.
Semiconductor stocks drove Tokyo markets 300 points higher as chip shares resumed their leadership role, recovering from Trump tariff-related declines. Auto parts supplier Marelli filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy after private restructuring talks failed, escalating Nissan's supply chain problems into legal proceedings.
Prime Minister Koizumi rejected consumption tax cuts while the ruling coalition finalized plans for universal 20,000 yen payments. Constitutional Democratic Party opposition to filing no-confidence motions strengthened. Nintendo's Switch 2 achieved 3.5 million unit sales in four days. Los Angeles remained under curfew as Governor Newsom warned against Trump overreach amid ongoing Marine deployments.
Semiconductor stocks drove Tokyo markets 300 points higher as chip shares resumed their leadership role, recovering from Trump tariff-related declines. Auto parts supplier Marelli filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy after private restructuring talks failed, escalating Nissan's supply chain problems into legal proceedings.
Prime Minister Koizumi rejected consumption tax cuts while the ruling coalition finalized plans for universal 20,000 yen payments. Constitutional Democratic Party opposition to filing no-confidence motions strengthened. Nintendo's Switch 2 achieved 3.5 million unit sales in four days. Los Angeles remained under curfew as Governor Newsom warned against Trump overreach amid ongoing Marine deployments.
Netherlands
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•75 days ago
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Elon Musk repeatedly made headlines apologizing to Trump for going "too far" in previous statements, marking a shift from their earlier confrontation. The collapsed coalition partners reached agreement on splitting the demissionaire asylum ministry three ways between VVD, NSC and BBB, with Foreign Trade being downgraded in the reshuffle.
Mayor Halsema disbanded the VU university protest camp following intimidation of a board member, continuing Amsterdam's pattern of limiting demonstrations. Trump's administration reportedly prepared to send Dutch nationals to Guantánamo Bay as part of expanded deportation plans.
NS workers announced their third consecutive Friday strike, prompting thousands of passengers to flood the railway with compensation claims. The government faced criticism over its new Syria policy, with asylum advocates warning that IND delays left applicants vulnerable to deportation despite changing conditions. Health experts expressed concern over an mpox outbreak in Sierra Leone with fifteen deaths.
Mayor Halsema disbanded the VU university protest camp following intimidation of a board member, continuing Amsterdam's pattern of limiting demonstrations. Trump's administration reportedly prepared to send Dutch nationals to Guantánamo Bay as part of expanded deportation plans.
NS workers announced their third consecutive Friday strike, prompting thousands of passengers to flood the railway with compensation claims. The government faced criticism over its new Syria policy, with asylum advocates warning that IND delays left applicants vulnerable to deportation despite changing conditions. Health experts expressed concern over an mpox outbreak in Sierra Leone with fifteen deaths.
India
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The Sonam Raghuvanshi honeymoon murder case reached its emotional climax when her own brother Govind visited Raja's family, embraced his mother while crying, and demanded his sister receive the death penalty. This followed Sonam's formal confession to orchestrating her husband's murder after police arranged a psychological confrontation. The Shillong court granted 8-day police custody despite the prosecution seeking 10 days.
Forensic evidence provided the breakthrough - blood stains on Sonam's raincoat and accomplice Akash's shirt confirmed their direct involvement in the killing. Police revealed Sonam had thrown Raja's body into the gorge herself, with her mangalsutra helping crack the case.
Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla's space mission faced another postponement due to a liquid oxygen leak in the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. Trump announced a trade agreement with China involving rare earth minerals in exchange for Chinese student visa access, while Elon Musk apologized for his recent posts criticizing Trump.
Forensic evidence provided the breakthrough - blood stains on Sonam's raincoat and accomplice Akash's shirt confirmed their direct involvement in the killing. Police revealed Sonam had thrown Raja's body into the gorge herself, with her mangalsutra helping crack the case.
Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla's space mission faced another postponement due to a liquid oxygen leak in the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. Trump announced a trade agreement with China involving rare earth minerals in exchange for Chinese student visa access, while Elon Musk apologized for his recent posts criticizing Trump.
Poland
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Prime Minister Tusk delivered his exposé to Parliament in the morning, facing a confidence vote he had requested three days earlier. PiS lawmakers boycotted his speech, while record numbers of opposition MPs queued to question him during the extended session. The proceedings stretched for hours as Tusk announced a July government reconstruction featuring "new faces" and promised partial border controls with Germany by summer.
The vote concluded in the afternoon with 243 MPs supporting the government and 210 opposing, with all coalition partners voting in favor. Parliamentary disruption occurred when Grzegorz Braun destroyed an LGBT exhibition in the Sejm building.
Simultaneously, Karol Nawrocki received his presidential certificate from the Electoral Commission at the Royal Castle, pledging to be "president of one Poland" and to "tear down walls of hatred." The PKW chairman expressed exhaustion with ongoing political warfare during the ceremony.
Poland's football team returned home after their defeat to Finland, with players reportedly attempting to avoid journalists at the airport.
The vote concluded in the afternoon with 243 MPs supporting the government and 210 opposing, with all coalition partners voting in favor. Parliamentary disruption occurred when Grzegorz Braun destroyed an LGBT exhibition in the Sejm building.
Simultaneously, Karol Nawrocki received his presidential certificate from the Electoral Commission at the Royal Castle, pledging to be "president of one Poland" and to "tear down walls of hatred." The PKW chairman expressed exhaustion with ongoing political warfare during the ceremony.
Poland's football team returned home after their defeat to Finland, with players reportedly attempting to avoid journalists at the airport.
Spain
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•75 days ago
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The final parliamentary control session before summer recess became a fierce confrontation between Sánchez and Feijóo, with the opposition leader calling the prime minister "a danger to democracy" while Sánchez defended Attorney General García Ortiz against "criminals." The clash escalated the government's declared war on judges from the previous day.
By afternoon, Spanish media announced a breakthrough in Gibraltar negotiations, with Spain, the UK, and EU reaching agreement to eliminate the border fence after five years of post-Brexit talks. The deal promises mobility for 15,000 workers and removal of goods controls.
Evening brought new corruption revelations as UCO recordings implicated PSOE secretary Santos Cerdán in commission payments from the Koldo case. The party denied evidence despite recorded conversations. Meanwhile, judges intensified protests against Justice Minister Bolaños's reforms, threatening strikes over what they term attacks on judicial independence.
By afternoon, Spanish media announced a breakthrough in Gibraltar negotiations, with Spain, the UK, and EU reaching agreement to eliminate the border fence after five years of post-Brexit talks. The deal promises mobility for 15,000 workers and removal of goods controls.
Evening brought new corruption revelations as UCO recordings implicated PSOE secretary Santos Cerdán in commission payments from the Koldo case. The party denied evidence despite recorded conversations. Meanwhile, judges intensified protests against Justice Minister Bolaños's reforms, threatening strikes over what they term attacks on judicial independence.
Turkey
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•75 days ago
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The Justice Minister released an expert report on Mayor Ferdi Zeyrek's death, identifying six negligence factors in the electrocution case that dominated previous days' coverage. By morning, Gaziosmanpaşa municipality officially transferred from CHP to AKP control, with Eray Karadeniz elected as acting mayor, marking the first of three mayoral changes announced.
Turkey secured a major defense export deal as President Erdoğan announced 48 Kaan fighter jets would be sold to Indonesia. The medical community mourned the loss of renowned neurosurgeon Prof. Dr. Gazi Yaşargil, described as "the brain surgeon of the century."
The Gaza aid vessel story concluded with Foreign Ministry confirmation that Turkish activist Şuayb Ordu aboard the Madleen would be released. Meanwhile, Interior Minister Yerlikaya reported 273 migrant smuggling organizers caught across 51 provinces in a two-week operation.
A shocking murder in Burdur saw a mother of two stabbed to death beside her 36-day-old baby, with police arresting multiple suspects including her husband.
Turkey secured a major defense export deal as President Erdoğan announced 48 Kaan fighter jets would be sold to Indonesia. The medical community mourned the loss of renowned neurosurgeon Prof. Dr. Gazi Yaşargil, described as "the brain surgeon of the century."
The Gaza aid vessel story concluded with Foreign Ministry confirmation that Turkish activist Şuayb Ordu aboard the Madleen would be released. Meanwhile, Interior Minister Yerlikaya reported 273 migrant smuggling organizers caught across 51 provinces in a two-week operation.
A shocking murder in Burdur saw a mother of two stabbed to death beside her 36-day-old baby, with police arresting multiple suspects including her husband.
China
•11.06.2025
•Wednesday
•75 days ago
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China-US trade negotiations in London concluded with a framework agreement requiring approval from both Xi Jinping and Trump. State media described the talks as "professional and candid," while Trump declared a "done deal" pending Xi's sign-off. The timing coincided with China approving rare earth export licenses, suggesting coordinated trade gestures.
The seventh day of state media coordination continued with civilization messaging, as outlets published identical headlines about cultural lighthouse themes. The campaign then shifted to synchronized coverage of Xi's congratulatory letters to the China-Africa forum, spanning eight outlets.
Hong Kong national security police warned residents to uninstall a Taiwanese mobile game deemed secessionist, causing search interest to surge before the app disappeared from stores. The enforcement expanded digital content restrictions beyond traditional media.
A data breach exposed billions of Chinese citizen records, including WeChat and Alipay details, though coverage remained limited to Hong Kong outlets.
The seventh day of state media coordination continued with civilization messaging, as outlets published identical headlines about cultural lighthouse themes. The campaign then shifted to synchronized coverage of Xi's congratulatory letters to the China-Africa forum, spanning eight outlets.
Hong Kong national security police warned residents to uninstall a Taiwanese mobile game deemed secessionist, causing search interest to surge before the app disappeared from stores. The enforcement expanded digital content restrictions beyond traditional media.
A data breach exposed billions of Chinese citizen records, including WeChat and Alipay details, though coverage remained limited to Hong Kong outlets.
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