The international scene is shaken by the revelation of an alleged plan by Hamas to establish a base for attacks in Europe, at a critical time when the UN Security Council approves an international force for Gaza. At the same time, tensions between China and Japan escalate with threats of reprisals and military mobilization in Asia. In Latin America, the situation in Venezuela worsens with the approach of an American aircraft carrier and harsh internal political condemnation, reflecting the instability in the region.
Conflicts and diplomacy in the Middle East
The UN Security Council approved an international force in Gaza. The decision comes as information emerges of a Hamas plan. The group would be setting up a base in Europe to attack Jews. The plan would involve hidden weapons and alliances with organized crime.
In another development in the region, Germany lifted its restrictions. The country now allows arms exports to Israel.
Tensions increase between China and Japan
China threatened Japan with reprisals. Tensions increased following statements by the Japanese government about Taiwan. Japan reacted to the Chinese presence in the region. The country mobilized its military aviation after detecting a suspected Chinese drone. The drone was spotted near Japanese territory.
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Political scenario shakes in Latin America
In Mexico, thousands of young people took to the streets. They protested against the socialist government and called for the president’s resignation. In Chile, the right was strengthened. The political group advanced to the second round of elections in a favorable position. In Ecuador, the population rejected a constitutional change in a referendum. The proposal would allow the installation of foreign military bases in the country.
In Venezuela, a woman was sentenced to 30 years in prison for criticizing President Maduro. At the same time, a strike group from the world’s largest aircraft carrier approaches the Venezuelan coast.
Repercussions of COP 30 in Belém
The mayor of Belém and the governor of Pará criticized the German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, whom they described as “arrogant”. The statement was a response to the European leader’s comments about COP 30. The chancellor reported relief upon leaving the city and stated that “no one wanted to stay”.
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- Mayor of Belém and governor of Pará rebut German chancellor: “arrogant”
- Chancellor of Germany reports relief upon leaving Belém after COP 30: “Nobody wanted to stay”
Trump supports disclosure of files in the US
US President Donald Trump has changed his position on a controversial issue. He now supports the House vote to release the “Epstein files.” The president’s support represents a turnaround in the American political landscape.
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- In a turnaround, Trump supports a vote in the House to release the Epstein files
Rotate around the world
Poland reported an act of sabotage on a humanitarian aid route. The route is considered crucial for delivering supplies to Ukraine. In Nigeria, a new wave of violence hits Christians. A priest was kidnapped and worshipers were attacked. In Bangladesh, a former prime minister was sentenced to death for crimes against humanity.
In the UK, the government has singled out climate change as a “risk” to mental health. British officials have mentioned the term “ecoanxiety” to describe the phenomenon.
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