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- 1China's vice president reaffirms push for shared-future community●China to work with all countries to build a community with a shared future for humanity: VP
China's vice president says the country will work with all countries to build a community with a shared future for humanity, restating a signature theme of Chinese foreign policy. The pledge frames Beijing as committed to multilateral cooperation and positions China as a partner to the international community. Officials presented the message as an appeal for unity, though foreign governments routinely weigh such statements against China's concrete diplomatic and economic conduct.
- 2Quebec Separatists Poised to Win Provincial Election●⚡ NEWS Quebec Separatists Poised to Win Provincial Election Voters in Quebec are heading to the polls in provincial elec
Voters in Quebec are heading to the polls in a provincial election where the Parti Québécois is projected to win. A victory would mark the first time in more than a decade that the separatist party forms the government in the French-speaking Canadian province, reviving questions about Quebec independence and its place in Canada.
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Myanmar is effectively split between two rival authorities claiming legitimacy: the military junta that seized power in the 2021 coup, and the parallel National Unity Government backed by elected lawmakers and pro-democracy forces. The framing of 'two Myanmars' reflects deepening division over who should be recognized internationally as the country's rightful government.
- 4Libyan unity talks collapse after Haftar-linked drone attacks●⚡ NEWS Libyan Unity Talks Collapse Due to Drone Attacks by Haftar's Son Western Libya’s Government of National Unity (GN
Libya's Government of National Unity, based in western Libya, has abandoned cooperation talks with eastern commander Khalifa Haftar. The breakup follows allegations that his son, Saddam Haftar, led drone attacks targeting fuel facilities. The collapse deepens the rift between Libya's rival administrations and casts doubt on renewed efforts to unify the country's divided institutions.
- 5Gaza War Has Permanently Changed Israeli Society, Column Argues▼'The Gaza War Has Permanently Changed Israeli Society. Solidarity Is Unraveling'
A Haaretz column argues that the Gaza war has permanently altered Israeli society, with the wartime solidarity that united the country after October 7 now unraveling. The piece points to growing internal divisions over the war's conduct, its costs, and the government's direction, suggesting the social cohesion of the early months cannot be restored.
- 6Teachers in Libya strike over unpaid salaries●Libya's pay strike rallies teachers across divided nation
Teachers across Libya, in both rival-administered halves of the divided country, have joined a pay strike over unpaid salaries, with the action drawing broad support from educators nationwide. The walkout highlights growing anger over economic mismanagement and delayed wages in a state long split between competing governments dependent on oil revenues.