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Iran’s anti-government protests, now in their third week, are reported to have claimed over 500 lives by HRANA, while authorities maintain a broad internet blackout that CNN cannot independently verify; the crisis has prompted international actions including US tariff discussions, European ambassador summons, and ongoing diaspora and pro-regime demonstrations abroad, as streets inside Iran remain volatile.
President Trump criticized Time magazine's cover photo of him, calling it the 'Worst of All Time' due to its unflattering depiction, despite the magazine praising his role in brokering a Gaza peace deal, which is seen as a significant achievement.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu addressed the UN amid protests and international criticism over Israel's actions in Gaza and plans for West Bank annexation, with global leaders urging de-escalation and opposing annexation moves, while the conflict in Gaza continues with significant casualties and military activity.
Iran launched a missile attack on a US military base in Qatar in retaliation for US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The attack was condemned by many countries including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, France, China, and the Palestinian Authority, with some calling for restraint and de-escalation. The US and Iran issued statements with contrasting tones, reflecting ongoing tensions.
The US has launched strikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, prompting high alert and warnings of potential retaliation from Iran, while international reactions vary from calls for de-escalation to condemnations. The strikes, described as devastating to Iran's nuclear program, have increased tensions in the region amid global concerns about escalation and nuclear safety.
World leaders reacted to the US strikes on Iran's nuclear sites with a mix of condemnation, calls for restraint, and warnings of escalation, highlighting concerns over regional stability and international law.
Following Donald Trump's election victory, reactions from U.S. allies and adversaries have been mixed. Some allies expressed hope for continued strong relations, while others voiced concerns over potential policy shifts. Adversaries, on the other hand, are assessing how Trump's presidency might impact their relations with the U.S.
World leaders are reacting to the 2024 U.S. presidential election results, with Donald Trump claiming victory over Kamala Harris. French President Emmanuel Macron, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and other global leaders have congratulated Trump, highlighting hopes for strengthened alliances and peace efforts, particularly in Ukraine. Russian officials have also commented, suggesting potential changes in U.S. foreign aid policies. This marks a significant political comeback for Trump, drawing varied international responses.
Following the shooting of former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally, international leaders, including Russia's Vladimir Putin and China's Xi Jinping, have expressed their reactions. While Putin criticized the Biden administration for creating a hostile atmosphere, Xi extended sympathies. Leaders from various countries, including U.S. allies and adversaries, condemned the violence and expressed their support for Trump.
Iran launched a massive aerial attack on Israel, involving over 120 ballistic missiles, 170 drones, and 30 cruise missiles, in retaliation for a suspected Israeli strike on its consulate in Syria. The attack resulted in explosions across Israel, with a seven-year-old girl severely injured and minor infrastructure damage. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to defend against any threat, while Iran warned of a larger response if Israel retaliates. The international community expressed concern and called for de-escalation, with the UN Security Council set to hold an emergency meeting.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to win the country's presidential election with an estimated 88% of the vote, amid allegations of attacks by Ukraine and criticism from international observers. The election, which lacked serious opposition candidates, has sparked protests and arrests across Russia. Putin's victory would make him Russia's longest-serving leader, but has drawn condemnation from the US and Germany, while supporters of opposition figure Alexei Navalny have called for protests. Putin also warned of a potential conflict with NATO, while a concert in Moscow is expected to celebrate his victory and mark 10 years since Russia's annexation of Crimea.
Several countries, including the US and UK, have called for authorities to investigate reported irregularities in Pakistan's general elections as vote counting continues. The US expressed concerns about restrictions on freedoms and electoral violence, while the UK voiced serious concerns about the fairness and lack of inclusivity of the elections. The European Union praised the commitment to democracy by the people of Pakistan but regretted the lack of a level playing field and called for a full investigation of reported election irregularities. Iran congratulated Pakistan on successfully holding the elections and emphasized the solid place of democracy in the country.
Twin explosions in Kerman, Iran, during a ceremony commemorating the death of commander Qassem Soleimani, resulted in nearly 100 deaths and over 200 injuries. Iranian officials have labeled the incident a terrorist attack, vowing a harsh response. Global reactions include condemnation and calls for justice from entities such as the EU, Hezbollah, and the UN, while the US has denied any involvement. International leaders have expressed condolences and solidarity with Iran in the wake of the tragedy.
The victory of Argentina's libertarian President-elect Javier Milei in the recent runoff election has elicited mixed reactions globally. While some Latin American leftists have expressed hostility towards Milei, others have offered tentative support. China has pledged to work with him despite his critical comments. Milei's win signifies a shift away from the center-left Peronist government. Leaders such as Mexico's President Lopez Obrador and Bolivia's former President Evo Morales have expressed skepticism, while Chile's President Gabriel Boric and Brazil's President Lula da Silva have extended their best wishes. Russian President Putin and China's foreign ministry have taken a diplomatic approach. Milei has garnered support from right-wing populists, including former US President Trump and former Brazilian President Bolsonaro.