Professor of International Law Luigi Daniele explains the repercussions of Israel's expansion in the Mediterranean Sea for Europe at large.

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Rep Patrick Ryan interrogates Hegseth about Iran's attack on Port Shuaiba in Kuwait and what happened to US troops.

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Handala outs former advisor to the U.S. President Robert Malley, as the chief architect of sanctions against Iran.

They claim to have hacked 150,000 highly classified emails.

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A CNN investigation identified what it described as “unprecedented destruction” at US military bases across West Asia, concluding that Iranian strikes hit at least 16 installations in eight countries—amounting to most US positions in the region.

Sources reported severe damage, with some bases now largely inoperable. One US official said the attacks were unlike anything previously seen, citing their speed, precision, and use of advanced technology.

Iran’s targeting strategy focused on critical radar systems—assets that are highly sophisticated, costly, difficult to replace, and central to air defense. A congressional aide familiar with damage assessments described these systems as both the most vulnerable and the most valuable, calling them among the US military’s most limited resources in the region.

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New York Times:

The production of complex US weapons is inherently time-consuming and requires long-term investment, infrastructure development, and resolving supply chain bottlenecks.

Rebuilding weapon stockpiles and reaching the desired production level could take years.

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Keir Starmer addressed the nation over the Golders Green terror attack.

"If you stand alongside people who say Globalize the Intifada, you are calling for terrorism against Jews"

"I call on everyone decent in this country to open their eyes to Jewish pain"

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Banksy is a pseudonymous England-based street artist and political activist whose identity remains unconfirmed, active since the 1990s from Bristol's underground scene.

His political art is fundamentally anti-capitalist, anti-war, and anti-establishment, using satirical street art and distinctive stenciling techniques to critique power structures, war, surveillance, immigration, and systemic inequality.

Yesterday, he installed a statue portraying a man walking in the abyss while blinded by a flag. Speculations are mounting on whether he was referring to anyone in particular or the general trend affecting most of the Western countries.

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Journalists Islam Mansour and Mohsen Al-Azzazi were injured by stray gunfire while they were in their work tent at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip.

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People Against Genocide targeted Raphael Capital's London office.

The firm is Elbit's new landlord for the drone factory in Leicester.

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