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Politics news — August 1, 2026 - Page 3

Politics publications published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 3 of 75.

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  1. PoliticsWarMiddle EastIsrael

    Israel on High Alert Amid Iran Attack Fears

    The Israeli military, including the Air Force and Military Intelligence (Aman), is on high alert following developments over the past 24 hours, as the possibility of an expanded campaign involving Iran increases. Israel assesses that any major strike on Iran could draw it into the conflict, even if it does not participate. The Israeli defense establishment is preparing for scenarios where Iran launches missiles at Israel or Israel joins US-led strikes on Iran. The US has warned its citizens in the Middle East to be prepared for evacuation, and Israel has increased its alert level. Israel's Prime Minister has stated that the final decision on military action lies with US President Trump.
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    Russian Strikes Destroy Millions of Books in Ukraine

    Russian forces have attacked and destroyed millions of books in Ukraine, targeting publishing houses and book networks. The strikes have occurred in Kharkiv, with the 'Ranok' publishing house and 'Knyholand' book network among the affected. The Ukrainian Book Institute reports that over 1.5 million Ukrainian books were destroyed in July alone. The attacks have caused significant damage to the book publishing industry, with preliminary estimates suggesting losses of around UAH 1 billion (approximately USD 28 million).
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    Trump Charges $100,000 for Early Access to Truth Social Posts

    Donald Trump's company, Trump Media and Technology Group, has launched a premium service offering early access to the former president's posts on Truth Social for $100,000 per month. The service, called 'Truth API', aims to provide financial professionals with real-time access to market-moving posts. Democrats have raised concerns about potential corruption.
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    Israel Raises Alert Level Amid Fears of US Strike on Iran

    Israel has raised its alert level in anticipation of a possible large-scale American attack on Iran. The move comes as the US is reportedly considering strikes on Iran's infrastructure and energy facilities. Israeli officials assess that any US strike on Iran could prompt retaliatory fire towards Israel, prompting Israel to prepare for various scenarios.
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    USA and Israel Prepare for Possible Attack on Iran's Energy Infrastructure

    Multiple sources report that the USA and Israel are preparing for a potential attack on Iran's energy infrastructure. While no final decision has been made, tensions are high, and both countries are readying for various scenarios. Israel is on high alert, and its security establishment is preparing for possible Iranian retaliation. Trump has not yet given the green light for the attack, and it's unclear whether Israel will join the US in the initial phase.
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    Parliamentary Bloc Questions Government Response to Saudi-American Aggression

    The Honest Parliamentary Bloc has directed several questions to the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs regarding the government's response to the Saudi-American aggression. The bloc seeks information on measures taken to protect national sovereignty and the diplomatic and legal movement against the aggression. Additionally, the bloc has criticized the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' stances on the issue and called for an emergency parliamentary session to unify the national stance.
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    Pedro Sánchez Shares Summer Playlist Amidst Ceuta Crisis

    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez sparked controversy by sharing his summer playlist on Instagram while Ceuta faces a migrant crisis. The playlist includes 'El Baifo' by Quevedo, 'SS26' by Charli XCX, and 'Tantas Cosas' by Melani. Critics argue that sharing such content during a crisis is inappropriate, while others believe it's important to maintain normality.
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    Abelardo de la Espriella Announces Key Appointments and Prepares for Inauguration

    President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella announced the names of several people who will lead important entities and institutions during his administration. Sandra Bessudo will lead National Parks, Ricardo Ayerbe will head the National Infrastructure Agency (ANI), and Marco Acosta will be the next president of the National Savings Fund (FNA). De la Espriella also celebrated his 48th birthday and is preparing for his inauguration on August 7, with key figures in political and diplomatic life expected to attend.
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    Ukraine Accused of Reselling Western Weapons to Terrorists

    Russia's Foreign Ministry Special Envoy Rodion Mirashnik has accused Ukraine of reselling Western weapons to terrorists in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. He claimed that Ukraine serves as a hub for illegal arms trade, with 'Western partners' supplying weapons in large quantities. The diplomat stated that these weapons are then transported to conflict zones in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.
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    Off-Duty IDF Soldier Arrested for Shooting Palestinian Child

    An off-duty Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) soldier has been arrested on suspicion of shooting a Palestinian child aged 9 in the village of Al-Mughayir in the West Bank. The incident occurred when the soldier, who was on vacation, arrived near the Palestinian village with several other Israelis and fired his personal weapon, hitting the child. The soldier was arrested by Judea and Samaria police, and his weapon was seized.
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