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Contents of issue N°136

EDITORIAL

• 3564 PiS retains Polish presidency

AMERICAS

• 3565 Tulsi Gabbard Considers Innovative Forms for Presidential Intelligence Briefing

• 3566 DOGE continues its action

• 3567 Supreme Court Repeals ’Parole’ of 500,000 Latin American Migrants

• 3568 Pete Hegseth asserts U.S. military presence in the Chinese sphere of influence

• 3569 The FBI Revelations

• 3570 Marco Rubio presents his reform of the Secretary of State

• 3571 Did Joe Biden’s staff forge his signature?

• 3572 Karine Jean-Pierre could reveal who manipulated former President Joe Biden

• 3573 Hearing of Joe Biden’s advisers

• 3574 Donald Trump breaks with the Federalist Society

• 3575 The Army once again succeeds in recruiting personnel

• 3576 The U.S. Ultimatum to Israel and Hamas

• 3577 US Senate challenges suspension of cooperation with EU on ’sanctions’ against Russia

• 3578 The Muslim Brotherhood soon to be banned in the United States?

EUROPE

• 3579 London publishes its Strategic Defense Review 2025

• 3580 London plans to have atomic bombers

• https://www.thetimes.com/uk/defence/article/review-fighter-jets-nuclear-weapons-x9vldt0sv

• 3581 The B9 and the Nordic countries commit to devote 5% of their GDP to ensure that the United States does not leave NATO’s integrated command

• 3582 The European Parliament partially reassured by Slovakia

• 3583 Ursula von der Leyen receives the Charlemagne Prize

• 3584 Serbia exports arms to Ukraine

• 3585 Vasyl Malyuk, the Ukrainian Otto Skorzeny

• 3586 Second direct Ukraine / Russia meeting

• 3587 Russia has rebuilt all of its nuclear bases in fifteen years

AFRICA

• 3588 Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar shows his might

ASIA

• 3589 Morgan Ortagus on the way out

• 3590 Gideon Sa’ar calls on France and the UK to put pressure on Hamas

• 3591 Israel bans ministerial visit to Ramallah

• 3592 — 23 Israeli-Palestinian peace organizations march in Haifa

• 3593 Greta Thunberg and Rima Hassan aboard the Freedom Flotilla

• 3594 Israel denies involvement in massacre of Palestinian civilians during humanitarian aid distribution

• 3595 Joseph Aoun pleads for an Arab common market

• 3596 Coordination for the Demilitarization of Palestinian Refugee Camps in Lebanon

• 3597 Tom Barrack Encourages Negotiations Between Israel and Syria

• 3598 Ahmed el-Sharaa gives an interview to the Jewish Journal

• 3599 Russia still considers the Presidential Council of the Republic of Yemen to be representative of that country

• 3600 Failure of the US / Iran negotiations

• 3601 Pakistan defeated Bharat with Chinese weapons

• 3602 Muhammad Yunus decides, alone, on a “humanitarian” corridor Chittagong-Rakhine

• 3603 Lee Jae-myung new South Korean president

• 3604 Military cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow violates Cold War resolutions

INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

• 3605 Organization of the 80th session of the UN General Assembly

• 3606 Confrontation between Russia and the West at two UNSC meetings on the conflict in Ukraine

• 3607 U.S. vetoes resolution demanding ceasefire in Gaza

• 3608 U.S. Ultimatum to NATO Allies