Set for another pomp-filled visit to Israel, Argentina’s president’s distinctive support reflects a blend of personal and domestic political considerations. It is also central to his foreign policy, firmly aligning Argentina with a Trump-led West
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Calculated or compulsive: What fuels Argentina's Milei's mania for Israel
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Strait of Hormuz remains key leverage in future conflic
US weighs tanker seizures as Iran rebuilds missiles and signals it can again shut the strait, while attacks on ships and internal divisions raise tensions; despite losses, officials say Tehran retains enough drones, mines and launchers to disrupt…
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Two-minute EV charging coming to Israel
New technology from BYD enables hundreds of kilometers of range to be added to an electric car in less time than it takes to fill up with gasoline.
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Turkish FM warns against Greek-Israel alliance
Answering questions on the last day of Antalya Diplomacy Forum on Sunday, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Greece-Greek Cypriot-Israel alliance concerned them and warned that it would not affect Türkiye but regional…
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Allies back Starmer as Mandelson’s Epstein link leaves UK leader fighting for his job
LONDON (AP) — Senior Cabinet ministers on Sunday rallied around UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, whose leadership is teetering over his decision to give Britain’s most important diplomatic job to Peter Mandelson, a scandal-tarnished…
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Israel’s population tops 10.2M ahead of Independence Day, over a quarter under 14
The figures show that 7.79 million residents (76%) are Jews or classified as “others,” a category that includes non-Arab Christians and those without a listed religion. Another 2.157 million residents (21.1%) are Arabs, and about 296,000…
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IDF reservist killed, nine wounded by explosive in southern Lebanon amid truce
An Israel Defense Forces reservist was killed, and nine soldiers were wounded, one of them seriously, when they were hit by an explosive device in southern Lebanon on Saturday, the military announced the next day.
The slain soldier was…
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Israel had a bad week in Europe. Does it herald a wider shift in EU relations? | Israel
It was a bad week for Israel in Europe: the country lost its staunchest regional ally when Viktor Orbán was toppled from power in Hungary, and Italy suspended a key defence pact.
The shifts are likely to pave the way for new trade sanctions over…
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