The Israeli government has authorized the registration of large areas in the occupied West Bank as “state property” for the first time since 1967.

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Trump Backs Potential Israeli Strikes on Iran Missiles

U.S. President Donald Trump told Benjamin Netanyahu he would back Israeli strikes on Iran’s ballistic missile program if nuclear talks fail.

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African Union Demands an End to “Extermination” of Palestinians

African Union leaders met in Addis Ababa this weekend as AU chief Mahmoud Ali Youssouf urged ending violence against Palestinians and addressed wars across Africa.

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US Representative Randy Fine:

If they force us to choose, the choice between dogs and Muslims is not a difficult one.

Hungary’s opposition leader Péter Magyar:

If Viktor Orbán remains, the permanent state of emergency remains, the lack of transparency, unpredictable decision-making, night decrees, drifting out of the European Union, and chaos ruled by the will of a single person obsessed with unlimited power.

We will protect the homeland and regain everything this country was cut off from during 16 years.

Hungary’s place is in Europe — not only because Hungary needs Europe, but because Europe also needs Hungary.

Hungary’s opposition leader Péter Magyar:

We do not support Ukraine’s accelerated EU accession.

Hungary’s opposition leader Péter Magyar:

Viktor Orbán is fighting against Brussels. An enemy image always needs to be created.

He said the Tisza Party was created by the Germans. I told this to the German Chancellor, and we both had a good laugh.

According to the Prime Minister, a party supported by 3 million Hungarians is a creation of the Germans, the banks, and Shell.

It would be worth coming back to Earth, but he’s probably no longer capable of it.

Gunmen on motorcycles killed at least 46 people and kidnaped others near Kainji forest in northern Nigeria during a raid on three communities.

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Netanyahu Proposes Ending U.S. Military Aid Within 10 Years

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The UK government is considering raising defence spending to 3% of GDP earlier than planned, potentially by 2029.

Keir Starmer had previously promised to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027, with an ambition to reach 3% in the next parliament.

Officials are now exploring bringing that 3% target forward.

Source: BBC

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Türkiye Sends Drillship to Somalia for its First Overseas Energy Drill

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Keir Starmer:

We need to deal with AI bots. This is something relatively new, and we saw with Grok—did you see the thing with Grok just the other week?

An AI bot that allowed you to instruct it to undress people—and it did. It was disgusting, absolutely disgusting.

We went into battle on that because I thought this is not good enough. We went into battle, we made the necessary steps, we threatened action, and we won that battle in relation to Grok.

But we've got to do it with all AI bots, and we will do it. We can do that by amending some of the legislation that we've already got in place.

Keir Starmer:

We need to protect our children, and this government is making protecting our children a number one priority.

Whatever is necessary in relation to social media, we will take those steps.

Keir Starmer on Grok:

Having the ability to instruct an AI bot to undress, particularly women, online is just so grotesque and disgusting that you'd think it wouldn't be allowed.

You'd think that the platform provider, once they saw it, would say, “Take that down.” But that wasn't the case.

We went into battle on Grok, and the platform provider—the first response was not “get rid of this disgusting feature,” it was “oh, we'll make it a premium service.” So you've got to pay for it.

I tell you, and I'm not kidding you, that is the battle we're in, because the response was not “get rid of it,” the response was, “well, if we restrict access to it to people who can pay for it, is that good enough?” We said, “no, it's not good enough.”

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will visit Addis Ababa on Tuesday for talks with Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali, with agreements set to be signed, as Türkiye deepens engagement in the Horn of Africa amid regional tensions linked to Sudan.

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp:

I love the idea of getting a drone and having light fentanyl-laced urine spraying on analysts that tried to screw us.

NEW: Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has launched naval drills called “Smart Control of the Strait of Hormuz.”

The exercises aim to test IRGC Navy readiness, review security and military response plans for potential threats in the strait.

The European Commission is softening its public criticism of Viktor Orbán ahead of Hungary’s April 12 election to avoid appearing to interfere — especially as polls show the opposition Tisza Party leading.

Brussels may release up to €2.4bn in EU funds before the vote, even though €17bn remains frozen over rule-of-law concerns.

Orbán continues to accuse the EU of meddling, while some EU officials argue that both action and inaction will be politicized during the campaign.

Source: FT

African Union Declares Slavery & Colonialism "Crime Against Humanity"

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A French MP, Éric Bothorel, was reportedly sanctioned by the US after helping refer X (formerly Twitter) to French prosecutors over alleged algorithm changes and foreign interference.

He was denied White House accreditation and advised not to travel to Washington.

Bothorel said he was the only MP whose “Secret Service refused to grant accreditation,” calling it “the beginning of trouble.”

Araghchi Meets IAEA Chief Ahead of US Talks

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met the head of the UN nuclear watchdog in Geneva ahead of a high-stakes second round of nuclear negotiations with the United States.

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