Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan a “dictator‑anti‑Semite” and warned that Israel will not tolerate Erdogan’s aggression toward Israel and Syria.
Ukraine deploys the new interceptor drone Alexa Spatium to counter Russian jet drones such as the fast‑moving «Gerani» series and the propeller‑driven «Shahed‑131».
By March of this year, 17,346 migrants had taken advantage of this offer, costing a total of £35.7 million.
President Javier Milei dismisses concerns about rising unemployment, falling wages, and company closures, citing official data that shows modest changes and a sharp drop in inflation.
Iranian official Masoud Pezeshkian urges an end to the war with the US, citing Iran’s position of strength, while Washington prepares harsher sanctions. China calls for diplomatic solutions amid stalled negotiations and growing economic pressure on Tehran.
Turkey seeks the international arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Afek Moskovich over the flotilla incident, citing charges ranging from crimes against humanity to theft of vehicles.
Andy Burnham considers bidding for FIFA World Cup in UK and Olympics in Northern England to boost regional growth.
Iranian officials denounce US economic warfare, calling it a shift from military defeat to information and economic pressure, while US Treasury official Scott Bessent warns of unprecedented secondary sanctions.
Senate will test the president’s influence in a state dominated by Republicans.
Japan protests Russia’s missile tests near the disputed Kuril Islands after President Putin’s visit, citing increased Russian military presence as unacceptable.
