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Contents of issue N°122
EDITORIAL
• 2940 Everything is falling apart between the United States and the EU
AMERICAS
• 2941 Canada commits an additional $2.2 billion to Ukraine
• 2942 Introduction of a bill for U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations
• 2943 Donald Trump signs a memorandum on foreign investment in the USA
• 2944 Content of the US-Russia negotiations
• 2945 Tulsi Gabbard Fires Spies Who Discuss Their Sexuality on Government Forums
• 2946 Gangs and cartels declared terrorist organizations
• 2947 Congress Could Repeal Reforms of the Biden Administration
• 2948 Kash Patel confirmed as head of FBI
• 2949 The White House withdraws accreditation from the Associated Press
• 2950 Fox News has way more viewers than MSNBC and CNN
• 2951 American Catholics against the Trump administration
• 2952 Pete Hegseth reorganizes the defense budget
• 2953 Musk wants to redistribute the savings from shutting down the unconstitutional bureaucracy to taxpayers
• 2954 World’s longest-serving political prisoner released
• 2955 DOGE vs. USIP
• 2956 Towards the Impeachment of Judge Paul Engelmayer
• 2957 USAID’s mismanagement in Ukraine
• 2958 Change in Washington Post editorial policy
• 2959 Elon Musk accuses Volodymyr Zelensky of killing a US journalist
• 2960 Donald Trump released an AI video on the possible future of Gaza
• 2961 Donald Trump announces upcoming tariffs of 25% for European products
EUROPE
• 2962 French Council of State and Arcom declare the closure of C8 TV
• 2963 Germany is not reunified
• 2964 Andrzej Duda secures US troops commitment in Poland
• 2965 Péter Szijjártó calls for UN reform
• 2966 Călin Georgescu banned from electoral campaign
• 2967 The European Commission publishes a document on the Internet during the election period
• 2968 The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina condemns Milorad Dodik for opposing the manipulation of the 2022 election
• 2969 Georgia denounces EU interference
• 2970 Vitali Klitschko honored by the European Committee of the Regions
• 2971 Balance of civil payments between Ukraine and the EU
• 2972 Council of Europe says Ukraine makes progress fighting corruption
• 2973 Steven Witkoff clarifies the basis of the agreement on Ukraine
• 2974 ECHR rejects complaint against German and British arms supply to Israel during Gaza war
• 2975 Vladimir Putin postpones his annual speech to the Federal Assembly
• 2976 Violations of the rights of Russian citizens by their administration
• 2977 The Arctic could be a field of cooperation
AFRICA
• 2978 France coordinates with the EU against the Algerians
• 2979 James Kabarebe, placed under US “sanctions”
ASIA
• 2980 Israel prepares restrictions during Ramadan
• 2981 EU concerned about retroactive taxation of Jerusalem Churches
• 2982 IDF evicts 40,000 Palestinians from their homes
• 2983 The EU and Lebanon
• 2984 Funeral of Hassan Nasrallah
• 2985 Israel resumes bombing of Syria
• 2986 Volodymyr Zelensky in Ankara
• 2987 Commissioning of a railway line linking Pakistan to Russia
• 2988 Conversation between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin
• 2989 Considerable development of the Chinese civil navy
INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
• 2990 Europeans, Canada and Japan vote against the United States at the United Nations General Assembly
• 2991 Confrontation between Israel and the United States in the Fifth Committee
• 2992 Wang Yi speaks at the UN Human Rights Council
• https://www.fmprc.gov.cn/mfa_eng/wjbzhd/202502/t20250224_11561402.html
• 2993 No G7 communiqué on Ukraine
• 2994 Confusion and failure of the G20 summit