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Israel-Hamas Conflict · Gaza Strip

Hamas Returns Incorrect Body in Hostage Deal, Threatening Gaza Ceasefire

37% Right coverage: 175 sources

Israel condemns the release of an unidentified body by Hamas instead of hostage Shiri Bibas, raising tensions over the fragile truce. See the Story

Ukraine War · Brussels

EU approves new sanctions against Russia over war on Ukraine

48% Left coverage: 46 sources

The European Union (EU) on Wednesday approved new sanctions against Russia over its war on Ukraine. This is the 16th round of sanctions by the EU since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2024. The latest sanctions target 13 banks, 73 so-called ‘shadow fleet’ tankers used by Russia to export crude oil, and a ‘phased-in’ ban on EU countries buying certain types of Russian aluminium products, according to Financial Times.See the Story

Donald Trump · Gaza

Arab leaders to gather for postwar Gaza proposal to counter Trump’s ‘Riviera’ plan

48% Center coverage: 29 sources

By Mostafa Salem, CNN (CNN) — Arab leaders are set to meet in Saudi Arabia on Friday for the first time to formulate a response to US President Donald Trump’s plan for the US to take ownership of Gaza, expel its Palestinian population and turn it into a Middle Eastern “Riviera.” The meeting – including Egypt, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and other Gulf Arab nations – will take place ahead of a larger Arab summit on March…See the Story

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At least 200,000 protesters rally in Munich against far-right AfD ahead of German election

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