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Trump Urges Iranians to Continue Protests Amid Crackdown
US President Donald Trump called on Iranians to keep protesting against their government, warning he would 'act accordingly' after learning the death toll from the crackdown. Tehran has summoned Western ambassadors as the protester death toll climbs. Iran's Supreme Leader plans to hang protester Soltani, heightening tensions.
Greenland Prime Minister Rules Out Joining US, Chooses Denmark
Greenland's leader categorically rejected US overtures, affirming preference to remain in union with Denmark ahead of high-stakes talks in Washington with US officials including JD Vance. This follows renewed interest from the Trump administration in the Arctic territory. Danish and Greenlandic officials are meeting top American figures today.
Trump to Announce Fed Chair Nominee to Replace Powell Soon
President Trump stated he will name his pick to replace Fed Chair Jerome Powell in the coming weeks, despite backlash from a Justice Department probe into the Fed. Trump has sharpened attacks on the Federal Reserve's independence. The announcement comes amid market concerns over political interference.
EU Parliament President Calls for Swift Action Against Iranian Regime
The President of the European Parliament urged immediate measures against the Iranian regime, describing it as 'on its last legs' amid worsening protests. This exclusive statement highlights Europe's hardening stance. Protests continue to intensify with a rising death toll.
Iran Protests Worsen with Crackdown and Summoning of Ambassadors
Tehran summoned Western ambassadors as the death toll from anti-government protests rises, with ongoing crackdowns reported. Protests are spreading across Iran, drawing international attention. Geopolitical analysis notes the movement's escalation.
Six US Prosecutors Resign in Minnesota Amid Controversy
Six prosecutors in Minnesota have resigned, sparking political discussions on local justice system issues. The move comes amid broader US political tensions under Trump. Details on reasons remain under scrutiny.
Six Euro-Area Countries Bid for ECB Vice President Role
Six countries from the Euro-area are competing for the European Central Bank's vice president position. Latvian Bank Governor Mārtiņš Kazāks discussed the bids in interviews. This reflects intensifying EU financial leadership rivalries.
Venezuela Remains in Geopolitical Limbo After Maduro Capture
Venezuela is in a state of limbo following the US military's prior capture of President Maduro, deepening economic hardships and prompting a new emigration wave from Cuba. Ongoing instability affects regional dynamics. Tensions persist without resolution.
BRICS Plus Conducts Tentative Hard Power Projection Exercises
The BRICS Plus bloc took a step into hard power projection with military exercises, signaling shifting global alliances. This development counters Western influence amid various geopolitical tensions. Analysis highlights its implications for international security.
Marine Le Pen Faces Court Appearance in France
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen appeared in court, drawing attention to ongoing legal battles in European politics. The case underscores divisions in French leadership ahead of potential elections. Coverage notes broader implications for EU politics.
Taliban Government Likely to Remain in Power in Afghanistan
Despite international isolation, the Taliban regime in Afghanistan is expected to endure, per geopolitical assessments. Sustained condemnation has not dislodged them. This stability affects South Asian and global security dynamics.