NEWS BULLETIN
Brussels police detain, disperse protesters
Brussels police detain, disperse protesters as anger over education cuts spark clashes.
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ECONOMIC DIVIDE
Energy prices drowning the US, EU
The worldwide energy shortages are not solely a result of the US war of aggression against Iran, but this illegal war has certainly exacerbated the shortages being felt around the world, including in the US.
PALESTINE
Netanyahu seeks Saudi approval to join aggression against Yemen: Report
The Israeli prime minister views the offer as a way to advance ties with Riyadh and pave the way for future normalization.
REPORTS
War on Iran drives up energy prices across UK
The US-Israeli war on Iran is driving up fuel and heating costs in the UK, putting millions of households under growing financial strain.
POLITICS
Iran ready for diplomacy but fully prepared to defend itself, deputy FM says
“Tehran remains ready for diplomacy, provided that what is raised is realistic,” Gharibabadi said.
REPORTS
Iran's Vatican envoy urges Pope to condemn US inhumane sanctions
Iran’s Vatican ambassador urges Pope Leo XIV to condemn US sanctions for their impact on ordinary people’s access to essential services.
REPORTS
Over 80,000 take part in pro-Lula rally in Recife ahead of Brazil runoff
Supporters of Brazil’s presidential candidate Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva have held a rally in the city of Recife ahead of October 25 presidential runoff.
MIDEASTREAM
Yemen’s strategic reckoning
This episode examines Yemen’s challenge to Saudi ambitions and the risk of US escalation triggering a wider regional crisis with global energy implications.
SAUDI ARABIA
Yemeni forces strike Riyadh airport, Khamis Mushait base in precise operations
Yemeni forces warn all international airlines, as well as experts, staff, workers, and travelers from around the world, against operating flights to Saudi airports
SPOTLIGHT
US Indigenous Peoples’ Day
This episode looks at the historical legacy of violence and displacement, and its echoes in US and Israeli crimes across West Asia today.
POLITICS
Iran slams UK’s ‘baseless’ Fairford accusations as clumsy false-flag plot
Iran has strongly condemned the unfounded claims by British officials attempting to link an alleged security incident at RAF Fairford air base to Iran.
INTERVIEWS
News Review: Iran rejects US Hormuz claims
Iran rejects the US claim that energy is being freely transported out of the Strait of Hormuz.
REPORTS
Brazilians take to the streets to help Lula win the presidency on October 25
Tens of thousands of supporters of Brazilian President Lula da Silva have rallied in São Paulo ahead of the October 25 presidential runoff.
REPORTS
Civilian casualties mount as Saudi attacks on Yemen continue
At least 97 people have been killed since Saudi Arabia launched its aggression against Yemen early last month.
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'War against Muslim women': Netizens blast headscarf ban in Azerbaijan schools
Azerbaijan’s ban on hijab-wearing students and teachers has sparked global condemnation, with social media users calling it religious persecution of Muslims.
PALESTINE
UN special rapporteur urges EU action against ‘apartheid’ Israel
Francesca Albanese expresses shock at the “political inertia” in the face of what Israelis are doing in occupied Palestinian territories.
PALESTINE
Israel demolishes 80 homes in Negev village, displacing 400 Palestinians
Israeli authorities have demolished around 80 homes in the Palestinian village of Al-Dhahiya in the Negev region of southern part of the Israeli-occupied territories.
REPORTS
German economy hit by closure of Hormuz Strait
The German economy is in crisis mode: corporate investment is shrinking, while the state is spending ever-increasing amounts of money.
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