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Contents of issue N°98:

EDITORIAL

• 1837 Keir Starmer, agent of the Trilateral Commission

AMERICAS

• 1838 The Bibi Files
• 1839 US Democrats condemn Hamas
• 1840 US Supreme Court Should Clarify Whether Social Networks Are Responsible for Automatic Advice from Their Algorithms
• 1841 The Biden administration condemns Russian media interference
• 1842 The White House takes action to ban spyware in the EU
• 1843 Mexico wants to elect its judges
• 1844 Dominican Republic seizes Venezuelan presidential Plane
• 1845 The Venezuelan prosecutor’s office issues an arrest warrant for Edmundo González
• 1846 Brazil bans social media platform X

EUROPE

• 1847 The United Kingdom suspends some of its arms deliveries to Israel
• 1848 Pavel Durov and Xavier Niel
• 1849 Emmanuel Macron cancels France 2024 Ambassadors’ Conference
• 1850 French General Thierry Burkhard warns of the end of Western supremacy
• 1851 Success of the AfD and the BSW in former East Germany
• 1852 Poland negotiates the rewriting of its history with Ukraine
• 1853 The European Commission is concerned about a few visas granted by Hungary to Belarusians and Russians
• 1854 X won’t improve its AI model with European data
• 1855 New Left Group in the European Parliament
• 1856 The Draghi Report is ready
• 1857 The EU and the training of Ukrainian soldiers
• 1858 Towards an increase in the EU’s satellite budget
• 1859 Serbia buys French military aircraft
• 1860 First Ukrainian F-16 lost
• 1861 Cabinet reshuffle in Ukraine
• 1862 Record profit for Gazprom
• 1863 Russia opens up to the Asia-Pacific region
• 1864 Russia builds a ghost fleet of LNG carriers

AFRICA

• 1865 The Forum on China-Africa Cooperation opens up broad prospects
• 1866 Crisis in Libya
• 1867 Russia withdraws officers from Burkina Faso
• 1868 Nicolas Sarkozy in Cameroon
• 1869 Djibouti Proposal to Ethiopia
• 1870 Purge of the Rwandan army

ASIA

• 1871 Six hostages executed by Hamas as IDF approaches
• 1872 General strike in Israel
• 1873 Benjamin Netanyahu’s change of policy
• 1874 The Kahanist for the reconstruction of the temple on the ruins of the Al-Aqsa Mosque
• 1875 General Elad Goren reconstitutes an occupation authority for the Gaza Strip
• 1876 IDF plans to occupy the West Bank
• 1877 General Yitzhak Brik announces the collapse of Israel within a year
• 1878 IDF prepares for suspension of US arms deliveries
• 1879 Hezbollah destroyed IDF Unit 8200
• 1880 Riad Salamé in pre-trial detention
• 1881 Azerbaijan general election
• 1882 Mongolia receives Vladimir Putin despite ICC arrest warrant
• 1883 North Korea supplies ammunition to the Russian army
• 1884 China’s commitment against Western domination
• 1885 Russia and China settled their territorial disputes

INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

• 1886 The International Criminal Court considers possible indictment of Palestinian and Israeli leaders