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Ukraine’s Ousted Defence Minister Fedorov Demands Wartime Elections

Former Ukrainian defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov called on August 19 for elections during the war, the first such demand since Russia's 2022 invasion.

Ukraine’s Ousted Defence Minister Fedorov Demands Wartime Elections

Former Ukrainian defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov called on August 19 for elections during the war, the first such demand since Russia's 2022 invasion.

US Treasury Doubles Bond Buybacks as National Debt Hits $40 Trillion

The U.S. Treasury has doubled its bond buyback operations as national debt reached $40 trillion, aiming to steady demand amid rising long-term yields.

Iran Warns New US Sanctions Violate Other States’ Sovereignty

Iran denounced proposed US sanctions on Thursday as a violation of other states' sovereignty, while Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the measures.

Trump Lifts Tariffs on 300,000 Tonnes of Ground Beef for 90 Days

President Trump will allow tariff-free imports of up to 300,000 metric tonnes of ground beef for 90 days to ease U.S. prices amid a shrinking cattle herd.

EU Inc. Initiative Launched to Streamline Startup Creation and Foster Global Competitiveness

The EU launches "EU Inc." to simplify startup creation, boost competitiveness, and retain innovators by streamlining regulations and fostering a unified market.

US Intelligence: China Not Planning Taiwan Invasion by 2027, Citing Risks and Preference for Forceful Unification

U.S. intelligence agencies assess that China is not planning to invade Taiwan by 2027, citing significant risks and a preference for peaceful unification, according to the latest threat assessment.

EU Commission Approves Partial Funding for Malta’s Recovery Plan

The European Commission has partially approved Malta's €51.5 million payment request under NextGenerationEU, citing progress in rule of law, green/digital transitions, and healthcare, while noting an unfulfilled tax planning reform milestone.

Pentagon Demands $200 Billion for Iran Conflict Amidst Growing Congressional Concerns

The Pentagon is requesting an additional $200 billion for the Iran conflict, sparking debate and concern in Congress. Reports also highlight potential underestimation of Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz.

Golden Dome Missile Defense Cost Soars to $185 Billion Amid Space Layer Expansion

The Pentagon's Golden Dome missile defense system cost estimate has risen to $185 billion due to expanded space-based capabilities, with completion now expected in 2035.

France Deploys Naval Power to Middle East Amidst Diplomatic Push

France bolsters its military presence in the Middle East with a significant naval deployment, including its aircraft carrier, as President Macron pursues diplomatic solutions and postwar talks with regional powers.

US-Israel Strikes Escalate Amid Broader Middle East Turmoil

US and Israeli forces have ramped up military operations against Iran, targeting key figures and infrastructure while provoking retaliation and crisis across the Middle East. The conflict has resulted in thousands of casualties, displaced millions, and severely disrupted global oil markets.

EU Commission Cracks Down on France, Germany, and Portugal Over Water Law Violations

The European Commission has taken infringement actions against France, Germany, and Portugal for non-compliance with EU water legislation, including the Water Framework Directive and Drinking Water Directive.

Iran Seeks to Relocate World Cup Matches from U.S. to Mexico Amid Security Concerns

Iran is negotiating with FIFA to move its 2026 World Cup matches from the U.S. to Mexico due to security concerns raised by President Trump's statements.

Israel Launches Ground Operations in Lebanon Amidst Heightened Tensions with Hezbollah

Israel launches ground operations in southern Lebanon, escalating the conflict with Hezbollah amid heightened regional tensions. Fears of prolonged occupation and humanitarian crisis grow as international calls for ceasefire intensify.

Israel Claims Major Blow: Top Iranian Security Chief Ali Larijani Killed in Airstrike

Israel claims to have killed Ali Larijani, Iran’s top security chief, in a targeted airstrike near Tehran. The high-profile operation, also eliminating Iran’s Basij commander, escalates tensions and disrupts global oil flows as allies refuse U.S. calls for military intervention in the Strait of Hormuz.

Middle East Conflict Triggers Widespread Air Travel Chaos

Middle East conflict causes widespread flight cancellations and reroutes, impacting global air travel and highlighting industry preparedness issues.

Trump Considers Postponing China Summit Amid Iran Tensions and Calls for Naval Aid

President Trump is considering delaying his summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping due to the ongoing war in Iran and his request for China's help in reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Kaja Kallas: Russia Escalates Attacks, Rejects Peace Talks Amid Shifting Global Focus

EU's Kaja Kallas warns Russia is intensifying strikes and rejecting peace negotiations, urging continued pressure and financial aid for Ukraine.

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