Why Israel Delays Lifting the Gaza Media Blockade
After two years of war, the possibility of opening the Palestinian enclave to the international media would allow the scale of destruction and potential crimes committed during Israeli military operations to be documented.
Other notable news includes a Senate seat battle in Maine revealing a generational rift in the Democratic party, Asia-Pacific countries being torn between risks from both the US and China, and Venezuela's army being weakened as US military pressure intensifies.
Turkey faces the risk of losing an entire generation of its youth, while Europe's far right has sworn allegiance to Trump's politics after Charlie Kirk's murder.
Additionally, sanctions against Russia have sparked a rift between the US and Europe over China, and France's political instability has put the Franco-German alliance to the test.
France also faces the prospect of paying higher borrowing costs than Italy, and two more suspects have been charged in the Louvre heist, with three released.
In other news, all-you-can-eat buffets are attracting gourmet and value-conscious diners in France's city centers.
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Author's summary: Israel's media blockade delay hinders documentation of Gaza's destruction.
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