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World reacts to U.S. bombing Iranian nuclear facilities

Republican Party · United States

World reacts to U.S. bombing Iranian nuclear facilities

48% Center coverage: 210 sources

Texas lawmakers are weighing in after the U.S. military, alongside Israel, launched strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, a move confirmed by former President Donald Trump. See the Story

EU Signals Israel May Breach Human Rights Pact, Weighs Trade Sanctions

Middle East · Gaza

EU Signals Israel May Breach Human Rights Pact, Weighs Trade Sanctions

42% Center coverage: 88 sources

Iran Pivots Toward China, But Is Beijing Ready To Play Ball?

Vladimir Putin · Iran

Iran Pivots Toward China, But Is Beijing Ready To Play Ball?

83% Right coverage: 6 sources

After a devastating war with Israel exposed the weakness of its air force, Iran is reportedly turning to China for advanced military hardware. But Beijing’s reluctance -- and Moscow’s inaction -- highlight the limits of Tehran’s alliances and the depth of its strategic isolation.See the Story

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Iran Pivots Toward China, But Is Beijing Ready To Play Ball?

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Iran Pivots Toward China, But Is Beijing Ready To Play Ball?

North Korea Deployed 20% of Kim's Elite 'Personal Reserve' to Fight Against Ukraine in Russia, Umerov Says

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

North Korea has already deployed around 11,000 elite troops to support Russia's war against Ukraine, accounting for more than 20% of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's elite "personal reserve" force, Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said during a June 26 press briefing."These are soldiers specially selected based on physical, psychological, and other criteria," Umerov said. "These units have already suffered significant losses."Umerov said intellig…Kim Jong-Un · Ukraine See the Story

J Street vs. Israel over Iran

Coverage: 2 sources

The operation against Iran’s nuclear infrastructure wasn’t reckless The action was necessary.The post J Street vs. Israel over Iran appeared first on JNS.org. ...Benjamin Netanyahu · Israel See the Story

Security And Criminal Law In Italy: A Turn Towards Repression?

During a press conference held at the Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday, 25 June, Italian Transport Minister Matteo Salvini announced the right-wing Lega party’s intention “to revise, narrow, and clarify the definition of the crime of torture so that officers can perform their duties properly.” The statement was accompanied by additional proposals to equip prison officers with tasers and to provide them with tailored procedural safeguards: measur…Rome · Rome Read Article

Russia Attempts Offensive On Dnipropetrovsk Region In Ukraine After Stalled Peace Talks

After peace talks between Ukraine and Russia stalled in Istanbul at the beginning of this month, Russia has now launched a new offensive into the Dnipropetrovsk region. Russia has signaled previously that it does not aim to capture a new region; instead it is thought by military analysts and Ukrainian soldiers that this push aims to dampen Ukrainian momentum, according to The New York Times. So far, however, this offensive has been stalled by Uk…Russia, Moscow Oblast · Russia See the Story

AUKUS Collapse Offers Australia the Chance to Navigate an Innovative Future

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Donald Trump’s likely abandonment of the AUKUS contract offers the Albanese Government a welcome reprieve from a costly folly.Donald Trump · Australia See the Story

Tigrayans In Ethiopia Fear Return To War Amid Political Strife

After a fragile peace treaty was signed in late 2022 from a civil war that, according to the B.B.C., claimed over half a million lives, there is a new fear of renewed conflict in Ethiopia’s war torn city of Mekelle. The agreement came between Ethiopia’s government and the Tigray’s People’s Liberation Front (T.P.L.F.), a leading political party in the region. There have been growing concerns that the T.P.L.F. is trying to gain power by force in a…Civil War · Tigray Read Article

Rwanda Withdraws From E.C.C.A.S. Amid Escalating Tensions With The D.R.C.

Rwanda has announced its decision to withdraw from the Economic Community of Central African States (E.C.C.A.S.), citing escalating diplomatic tensions with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (D.R.C.). This move comes amid growing hostilities between the two nations, particularly over the ongoing conflict in the eastern Congo. Rwanda has faced accusations of backing the M23 rebels, a Tutsi-led militant group known for seizing the D.R.C.’s two …Rwanda · Rwanda Read Article

China Warns Iran-Israel Conflict May Spiral, Calls for Peace

39% Right coverage: 39 sources

China warned the Iran-Israel conflict may spread wider instability in the Middle East, with Foreign Minister Wang Yi reaching out to both countries as their days-old conflict shows no end in sight.Israel-Iran Conflict · China See the Story

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