Urooba Jamal
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Arming an adversary: Why Trump’s offer to sell China weapons belies US policy (opens the original)
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In an offer that baffled most observers, United States President Donald Trump has made a pitch to his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping that has seldom been made in modern history. Trump’s suggestion that Beijing buy US weapons was another off-script remark that appeared to stray from official policy, prompting the State Department to clarify that Washington has no such plans. Trump asked Xi “at one point” whether China was interested in procuring US arms, the US envoy to Beijing, David Perdue, sai
Serbia’s snap election: Can Vucic outmanoeuvre the student revolt? (opens the original)
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For weeks, the streets of Serbia were teeming with young people rallying against the government. At the height of the protests in March 2025, more than 100,000 took to the streets. The student movement had called for early elections for nearly two years, and President Aleksandar Vucic, who resigned on Sunday, finally heeded their call earlier this month. He announced snap parliamentary elections for October 25. With the elections originally not due until December 2027, the early vote is seen as
Israel’s Smotrich calls for ‘war’ in West Bank: Rhetoric or real threat? (opens the original)
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Israel’s far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has called for a full-scale war in the occupied West Bank, urging the military to use the tactics employed in Gaza, which has been devastated by the ongoing genocide. Smotrich, known for his inflammatory, racist and dehumanising language against Palestinians, also called for the annexation of southern Lebanon and Gaza’s territories under Israeli control. The minister told Ynet News in an interview published on Sunday that Israel should “go to
‘Hostile, but hooked’: What’s behind the US-China trade truce extension? (opens the original)
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The red carpet was rolled out, and a trade truce was extended. Yet, beneath the pomp and pageantry of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit with US leader Donald Trump on Thursday, Washington and Beijing remain locked in a much deeper strategic rivalry. Xi arrived in Washington, DC on Wednesday evening for talks on Thursday, and Trump was there to meet him personally on the tarmac. The meeting was the first state visit by a Chinese leader to the US in 11 years. But it is also the third time
Despite flurry of New York diplomacy, US-Iran deal remains elusive (opens the original)
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At the colloquium established shortly after the second world war to prevent future wars, United States President Donald Trump did just the inverse: He platformed his unceasing threats against Iran, suggesting almost casually on Tuesday that he could “annihilate” the country he has waged war against since February 28. But behind closed doors on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), a flurry of diplomatic activity concerning the ongoing US-Iran war has also been unfolding, a
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