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  1. PoliticsMiddle East

    Trump Criticizes Iran's Negotiation Tactics

    In multiple interviews and statements, former US President Donald Trump has criticized Iran's negotiation tactics. He described Iranian negotiators as 'cunning' and 'deceitful', alleging that they agree to terms in private but later deny them publicly. Trump also mentioned three strategies for dealing with Iran: monitoring their situation, striking them hard, and exerting economic pressure.
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    Real Madrid's Interest in Martin Zubimendi

    Real Madrid have shown interest in signing Martin Zubimendi as a replacement for Rodri, with Arsenal demanding €90m. Zubimendi is praised for his tactical intelligence and control ability, but Real Madrid's management has reportedly ruled him out due to his artistic abilities not matching the team's high requirements and the inflated transfer fee. Jose Mourinho has not asked for his signing, and Real Madrid are not considering it this summer.
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    Trump's Tariffs Fail to Boost US Manufacturing, Data Shows

    President Donald Trump's claim of a manufacturing boom in the US is contradicted by data from the Federal Reserve, which shows a decline in manufacturing construction spending during his term. Economist Dr. Robert Shapiro explains that Trump's tariffs have increased uncertainty, hurting American manufacturing and workers. Despite this, Trump continues to attribute the increase in manufacturing output to his policies, including tariffs.
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    Forlán Opens Door for Suárez's Return to Uruguayan National Team

    Diego Forlán, newly appointed interim coach of the Uruguayan national team, has left open the possibility of recalling Luis Suárez to the Celeste. Forlán, who played alongside Suárez in the national team, praised the striker's experience and goal-scoring ability, saying 'why not?' when asked about the possibility of calling him up. Suárez, Uruguay's all-time leading scorer, had retired from the national team in 2024 but recently expressed his willingness to return if called upon.
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    China Defends Cooperation with Cuba, Demands US Lift Sanctions

    China has condemned recent US sanctions against Cuba, demanding their immediate withdrawal. Beijing has repeatedly defended its bilateral cooperation with Havana as open, legitimate, and transparent. The US sanctions target Cuban entities and officials, including the Minister of Armed Forces, over alleged military cooperation with China and Russia. China has urged the US to lift its sanctions and blockade against Cuba and stop 'smearing' relations with other countries.
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  11. WorldMiddle East

    Somali Referee Omar Artan Makes History at UEFA Super Cup

    Somali referee Omar Artan made history by becoming the first non-European referee to officiate the UEFA Super Cup between Paris Saint-Germain and Aston Villa in Salzburg. Artan previously made history as the first Somali referee to officiate the final of the CAF Champions League and was named CAF's Best Referee in 2025. However, he faced a setback when he was denied entry into the US for the World Cup due to vetting concerns. Despite this, UEFA appointed Artan to referee the Super Cup, a move that was widely celebrated in the soccer community.
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    Russia Develops Starlink-Like System, Jams Ukrainian Communications

    Russia has successfully developed its own satellite communication system, 'Rassvet', which is a response to SpaceX's Starlink. This system provides limited coverage over Ukraine and could potentially be installed directly on drones. Meanwhile, Ukrainian forces are facing increasing problems with Starlink due to Russian electronic warfare measures. Experts estimate it could take Ukraine two to three years to create an effective defense against the Russian system.
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    Europe Scrambles for Solar Eclipse Glasses

    As Europe prepares for a solar eclipse on Wednesday, residents are facing a shortage of protective glasses. Supermarkets, pharmacies, and opticians have seen increased demand and dwindling stock. The National Geographic Institute warns of irreversible eye damage without appropriate protection, specifically EN ISO 12312-2:2015 certified sunglasses. The eclipse will be visible in Madrid around 19:37, with maximum occlusion around 20:32.
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  21. PoliticsProtestNorth America

    Trump Pressures Prosecutor Over Reflecting Pool Vandalism Case

    President Donald Trump has been publicly pressuring U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro to reinstate charges against former Olympian David Hearn, who was initially indicted for vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool but had charges dismissed due to insufficient evidence. Trump has cited a witness account from a National Park Service employee who claimed Hearn 'violently' ripped and tugged at the pool's coating. However, Trump acknowledged there is 'no video or proof' of the alleged vandalism. Democrats plan to investigate the Trump administration's handling of the case.
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