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'Trump card!' - Netanyahu banks on U.S. president's backing to win tight Israeli election and pursue Iran regime change
Netanyahu banks on U.S. president's backing to win election
Tensions between North Korea and South Korea are running high this week after Pyongyang sent a letter to the UN Security Council, repeating accusations that Seoul fabricated a September landmine incident, and after North Korean howitzers were spotted close to the border.
LIVE: Indian Air Force Chief Wants No Permanent Division of Fighter Assets
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'We want weapons from You!' - Tusk says Vietnam eyeing Polish arms despite longstanding Russian military ties
Tusk says Vietnam eyeing Polish arms despite Russian military ties
Former U.S. President Barack Obama criticised Donald Trump’s handling of the Iran conflict, recalling the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and the U.S. withdrawal from it.
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🧵Is Netanyahu losing home turf?
For decades, the city of Kiryat Shmona has been a bastion of Netanyahu’s Likud party. But cracks have emerged in that loyalty.
Surveys have captured the shift, with support for Netanyahu falling from around 29% just before the last election in 2022 to around 17% earlier this month.
Netanyahu’s personality has also become problematic.
A voter flagged that Netanyahu has sent soldiers into battle while his own son remains in a luxury apartment in Miami.
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1.5 million Americans could skip work on GTA 6 launch day, potentially costing the U.S. economy $1 billion in lost productivity.
Could America’s biggest gaming day also become a billion-dollar sick day?
Donald Trump will still be US president on the morning of November 4, but the midterm election results could reshape his political power. On November 3, Americans will vote to decide which party controls Congress for the final two years of his presidency.
French have perfected the art of protest, not how to end one
When legitimate grievances are overtaken by looting and arson, protest risks becoming an expression of anger without a credible path to reform, writes Claude Arpi
In the early 1960s, French President Charles de Gaulle asserted: “How can you govern a country which has two hundred and forty-six varieties of cheese?”
The varieties of cheese gastronomically symbolise French regional identity and diversity, but also the difficulties for the leaders to ‘govern’ France.
The French (and earlier the Gaulish tribes) have a long history of rebelling against the established order. Though the present one may have been triggered by a sincere aspiration of the youth for a better future, new elements have come into play. Read the complete article: firstpost.com/opinion/french…
The Indian Army has debunked two misleading videos circulating online, warning against attempts to misrepresent events along India’s borders.
One video used AI-generated lip-syncing and voice cloning to falsely attribute claims about Chinese control over areas of Arunachal Pradesh to an Army officer.












