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President Trump shakes hands with freed hostage Edan Alexander in the White House Oval Office, commemorating the October 7 anniversary amid peace deal efforts.

Trump meets freed hostage on October 7 anniversary

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On the second anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel, President Donald Trump met with Edan Alexander, a freed American-Israeli hostage, at the White House. The meeting coincides with U.S. efforts to secure a peace deal involving the release of remaining hostages held by Hamas. Commemorations across Washington highlighted the ongoing conflict and calls for action against antisemitism and terrorist-linked groups.

Trump criticizes Thunberg after deportation from Israel

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US President Donald Trump has called Greta Thunberg a troublemaker with anger issues who should see a doctor. The statement came after Thunberg and other activists were deported from Israel, where they tried to break the Gaza blockade. In Athens, she was greeted with cheers and sharply criticized Israel's actions.

Foreign minister criticizes activists: over 70,000 emails to ministry

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Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard has sharply criticized activists on the Gaza convoy Global Sumud Flotilla for ignoring travel warnings and launching a campaign that flooded the Foreign Ministry with emails. Despite their own responsibility, Sweden provided consular support and contacted Israel to ensure proper treatment. The campaign resulted in over 70,000 emails and blocked emergency calls, endangering other Swedes' safety.

Wadephul warns of Trump presidency in TV interview

In the ARD program 'Caren Miosga', CDU politician Johann Wadephul described a potential re-election of Donald Trump as a 'disaster' for Europe. He called for strong support for Ukraine and criticized pro-Russian tendencies in the AfD. The foreign policy expert emphasized the need for high deterrence against Russia.

Swedish Gaza activists being released from Israel's Ketziot prison in the Negev desert, appearing relieved as they prepare to fly home.

Swedish gaza activists may fly home from israeli prison

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Nine Swedish gaza activists held for four days in Israel's Ketziot prison in the Negev desert are set to be released and flown home on Monday. Relatives have received details of harsh conditions, including limited food and water access and humiliating treatment. Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard confirms the plans, but Israel denies all mistreatment claims.

Swedish PM takes activists' torture claims seriously

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Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson states that the government takes seriously the allegations of torture against Swedish activists, including Greta Thunberg, in an Israeli prison. The Foreign Ministry will investigate the claims, but it is too early to criticize Israel. The activists describe cramped conditions and threats during their detention.

Syrian Foreign Minister to Discuss US Sanctions Relief in Washington

Syria's Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad is set to visit Washington this week for talks aimed at potentially lifting longstanding US sanctions on Damascus, according to a report by Axios. The discussions, marking a rare diplomatic engagement between the two nations, come amid shifting geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East following the ouster of Bashar al-Assad. US officials have indicated that any sanctions relief would be contingent on Syria's new leadership demonstrating commitments to human rights and counter-terrorism efforts.

Trump's State Visit to UK Highlights Transatlantic Ties

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President Donald Trump's state visit to the United Kingdom, hosted by King Charles III, featured a state dinner where the monarch emphasized the enduring historic bonds between the two nations. The visit, occurring amid ongoing global tensions, included discussions on trade, security, and climate policy. While the event aimed to strengthen alliances, it also drew protests and scrutiny over Trump's past rhetoric on international relations.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg in Ketziot prison, meeting with Swedish officials amid the Negev desert landscape.

Greta Thunberg held in Israeli prison

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Climate activist Greta Thunberg is currently held in Ketziot prison in Israel's Negev desert. The Swedish embassy has met with her, and another Swedish citizen is also detained there.

International Discussions on Eastern Europe Tensions in 2025

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Global leaders have convened to address escalating tensions in Eastern Europe, with reports highlighting differing perspectives on diplomatic efforts and military developments. Sources indicate ongoing negotiations involving Russia and other nations, amid calls for peaceful resolutions. Contradictory accounts from various outlets present a complex picture of the situation.

France Officially Recognizes Palestinian Statehood

In a landmark diplomatic move, France has formally recognized Palestine as a sovereign state, becoming the latest European nation to endorse Palestinian statehood amid ongoing regional tensions. The announcement, made by President Emmanuel Macron during a press conference in Paris, signals a potential shift in European Union policy toward the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This decision comes as international calls for a two-state solution intensify following recent escalations in the Middle East.

Sánchez Backs Anti-Israel Protests

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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez expressed pride in protests against Israel during the Vuelta a España on September 14. The demonstrations called for actions related to Palestine, with increased security in Madrid to ensure the event's completion.

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