Right now we have a good relation with the UAE and we can expand it, and with other countries the same. So we would like to have sincere relations with all of them.

However, it is the US which does not want this to happen, and the reason is that they want to utilize the petroleum reservoirs of the region, and instead they are selling weapons and missiles to the regional countries in order to scare us from each other and pit us against each other.

It is exploiting the capital of the region and also destroying peace and stability.

Israel opposes an extension, arguing UNIFIL has failed to prevent Hizbollah’s military build-up.

The mission currently has more than 7,000 personnel, while efforts to establish a replacement force have stalled.

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Andy Burnham must now be facing up to the idea that he will go down in history as the final prime minister of the United Kingdom.

Source: The Telegraph

16% approval in new Ipsos poll, worse than the Yellow Vest crisis, approaching Hollande-level rejection.

Even among his own camp's supporters, favorability dropped 19 points.

PM Lecornu also at a new low of 20%.

Top concern: purchasing power.

Macron can't run again in 2027 but the "end of reign" atmosphere is dragging everyone down with him.

Our prudence must not be mistaken for weakness. After all, you know this better than anyone, living every day so close to a country with which geography itself has willed us to coexist.

We threaten no one, but neither do we accept threats or instructions from anyone. We are ready to defend our national integrity and our sovereign rights.

Dialogue, however, I will say it again, is a choice of self-confidence and faith in international law.

We are establishing a special settlement and residence incentive of €5,000 per year, per household.

This amount is tax-free and cannot be seized, while it increases for each minor child.

There is only one condition: completion of at least one full year of residence in Kastellorizo.

The message sent by Kastellorizo has its own special significance, because its territory is also European territory.

It therefore constitutes an emblematic place from which to express our intention for a future of peace, with the doors closed to all revisionist aspirations, but with the road open to mutual respect and international legality.

Our President is planning a visit to Syria in the near future.

He has wanted this visit for a very long time.

We are trying to arrange the necessary conditions.

After the recent events in the Strait of Hormuz, we believe that Syria will play a vital role in this regard.

There is a Syria that connects to the Gulf through Jordan and Saudi Arabia, to Iraq and the East, and to Europe through Türkiye.

We want this connection to be built not only on the map but also practically through railways, highways, and pipelines.

We wish to bring these projects to life.

The basis for reaching a permanent solution with Israel in the south is also clear.

A security arrangement based on the 1974 Disengagement of Forces Agreement provides the only realistic framework in this regard.

We expect a more decisive and results-oriented stance from the international community on this issue.

British police were informed about the investigation but were apparently not told in advance about the diplomat’s removal.

The U.S. embassy said the diplomat had been reassigned to the United States as part of an ongoing investigation and that it was cooperating with British authorities.

The pipeline, shut after drone attacks, normally carries about 4 million barrels a day to the Red Sea, allowing Saudi Arabia to bypass disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.

Stocks at the Yanbu export hub may last only five to seven days. One source said repairs could take five to six weeks, while another said the pipeline could resume partial operations sooner.

Source: Reuters