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Contents of issue N°104

EDITORIAL

• 2213 China Releases Report on U.S. Internet Spying

AMERICAS

• 2214 Vogue Magazine Campaigns for Kamala Harris
• 2215 Biden administration intends to use Hassan Nasrallah’s death to have Joseph Aoun elected as president of Lebanon
• 2216 The Pentagon officially sends a hundred soldiers to Israel
• 2217 Washington warns Israel against lack of humanitarian aid to Gazans
• 2218 The United States and Canada against a PFLP NGO
• 2219 Message from Xi Jinping at the NCUSCR Gala in New York

EUROPE

• 2220 Twice as many U.S. Special Forces transit a British base in Cyprus to secretly visit Israel
• 2221 London imposes sanctions on Israeli settlers
• 2222 Fitch gives France a "negative outlook"
• 2223 Events in the French island of Martinique
• 2224 Germany resumes arms deliveries to Israel
• 2225 Jens Stoltenberg, from NATO to the Munich Security Conference
• 2226 European Council sanctions Gagauz separatists
• 2227 European Council unable to choose between two forms of organization of international relations
• 2228 32 States signed the G7 declaration of support for Ukraine
• 2229 Ukrainian Victory Plan

AFRICA

• 2230 Why the U.S. Pushed for the Removal of Sadiq al-Kabir
• 2231 Félix Tshisekedi and Emmanuel Macron are at loggerheads

ASIA

• 2232 Israel’s Supreme Court Asks Netanyahu Government to Release Plan to Evacuate Gazans
• 2233 IDF Refuses to Respond to High Court on October 7 Attack
• 2234 Why IDF Delayed the Attack on Iran
• 2235 Five-year secret defense agreement between Israel and the United Kingdom
• 2236 Israel releases journalist Jeremy Loffredo
• 2237 Haredim threaten to quit government
• 2238 According to Haaretz, Israel funds illegal settlers in the West Bank
• 2239 Disproportionate bombings in Gaza
• 2240 Hezbollah agrees to withdraw north of the Litani River
• 2241 Hezbollah’s armament
• 2242 A draft resolution on Lebanon is being prepared in the UN Security Council.
• 2243 Syria, Israel’s new target?
• 2244 GCC calls on Washington to ensure that Israel does not bomb Iranian oil facilities
• 2245 Stagnation of Israel-Hamas negotiations
• 2246 The Talabani clan counts on Baghdad to regain power in Erbil
• 2247 Ankara resumes negotiations with Abdullah Öcalan
• 2248 Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Israel is destroying the conscience of humanity
• 2249 General Esmail Qaani suspected of being an Israeli agent
• 2250 Funeral of General Abbas Nilforoushan
• 2251 Indonesia can count on China for the 70th anniversary of the Bandung Conference
• 2252 Agreement between Mauritius and the United Kingdom on the Retrocession of the Chagos Islands
• 2253 Negotiations on the decolonization of New Caledonia
• 2254 Beijing intends to use Buddhism to expand its influence
• 2255 China Activates Tax on Income Earned Abroad
• 2256 Update on the New Silk Road
• 2257 China condemns the Quad strategy
• 2258 China’s Position on Arab-Israeli Conflicts
• 2259 Nihon Hidankyo, 2024 Nobel Peace Prize Recipient

INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

• 2260 After the attack on UNIFIL, the West begins to distance itself from the IDF
• 2261 NATO becomes a de facto alliance in the Pacific