Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis:

Greece has to reduce its debt. Do we really believe we can continue being the most indebted country in Europe?

Won’t this debt have to be paid at some point? Shouldn’t we repay our debts? Are we going to pass them on to the next generation?

By the end of 2026, Greece will no longer be the most indebted country, and by the end of 2030 we will have fallen below 110% of GDP.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis:

In recent years, Greece has significantly strengthened its military capabilities.

Greece is not going to ask anyone’s permission regarding how it arms itself.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis:

Greece seeks good relations with Türkiye. However, Greece has one major dispute with Türkiye, and that is the delimitation of maritime zones in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean.

I will never enter into a discussion with Türkiye about issues that Türkiye itself raises, but which, as far as the Greek state is concerned, are non-issues.

Greece retains its inalienable right to extend its territorial waters up to 12 nautical miles, whenever and however it considers the timing appropriate.

FIFA says Gianni Infantino will seek re-election in 2027 despite opposition over his failed plan to privatise World Cup commercial rights.

No rival candidate has emerged, with nominations requiring support from five FIFA member associations by November.

Source: Sky News

Abdul El-Sayed on Obama:

In 2008, I watched Barack Hussein Obama run for and win the presidency.

I remember watching his 2004 address. I remember I was doing dishes, and I just stopped. I was like, "I didn’t know politics could look like that."

It was the first time I ever saw myself in a politician at all.

Abdul El-Sayed:

I’m not even saying that you shouldn’t be able to have a corporation. Like I said, I’m a capitalist.

I’m saying your corporation shouldn’t be able to buy a politician. That shouldn’t be that crazy.

It shouldn’t be able to rig the rules so that they have a virtual monopoly on you and they can raise the rate on a medication you fundamentally need.

Abdul El-Sayed:

Judaism and the Jewish people are not the same as Israel and AIPAC. They’re not the same.

My family immigrated from Egypt. When I’m elected, I’m probably going to be the loudest critic of the Egyptian government in the whole U.S. Senate.

And I would hate if somebody were to say, "Well, you’re now accountable for what the government of Egypt did because you happen to share the same ethnicity as the people who live there," right?

And so I think we have to take great care not to allow what are righteous criticisms of the Israeli government to then cast upon Judaism or the Jewish people anywhere.

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German AfD Leader Alice Weidel:

When we are in government, we will put the black-red-gold flag on every government building, on every school building.

Everywhere, black-red-gold will be flown as the colors of freedom, as our national flag.

We love black, red and gold.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi:

Why can’t India have its own global consulting firms? Why can’t our accounting firms, our legal firms, and our financial firms become global leaders?

Today, we proudly say that Indians are leading some of the world’s top companies.

But if Indians can lead the world’s top companies, then why shouldn’t companies created by Indians lead the world?

All of this is possible.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi:

Some people still make fun of “Made in India” even today.

But friends, today you can see the brand value of “Make in India.”

Today, there is a smartphone in almost every hand. The world’s biggest phone brands are now making India their base.

Made-in-India smartphones are reaching every corner of the world.

Greece Cannot Leave Its Military 'Superiority' Over Türkiye Unused, Claims Mitsotakis

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U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright blames Ukraine and Biden for high gas prices.

Yemen’s Houthis release video of a precise ballistic missile strike on a meeting of senior Saudi-backed Yemeni commanders, filmed by a drone overhead.

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Zelensky:

I want to thank our teams, the American team. Thank you to the whole group.

We have already had two panels of discussion, we will go out to the press a little bit later and we will be communicating with all groups.

Here we are all on one side and we all really want there to be no war, no suffering, for people not to die, so that this war ends with a fair, fair peace for all of us.

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Steve Witkoff to Zelensky:

We're having a great time here, and the hospitality is unsurpassed.

The President wanted Jared and I to come here.

We had a great trip, took the train, and as you said, it was a delightful trip.

📸 Trump’s hair color seems to have gotten a bit darker.

Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar:

The Kurds are a minority in four countries and unfortunately has not yet achieved political independence.

We believe in strengthening relations between the different minorities of the Middle East and specifically in relations between Jews and Kurds.

Putin is not seeking a compromise peace deal at this stage; he wants an agreement that matches Russia’s objectives.

According to sources close to the Kremlin, Moscow’s demands have become more aggressive because Russian leaders believe the battlefield situation is increasingly in their favor.

Source: Bloomberg