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Iran in limbo: What’s next for country under internet blackout?
Les communications ont été coupées par le gouvernement iranien lors d'une vague de contestation nationale, initialement causée par des griefs économiques, qui s'est rapidement transformée en manifestations de masse contre la direction religieuse. Lors du premier soir de l'évacuation, même les appels aux services d'urgence étaient impossibles. Le gouvernement a organisé des funérailles publiques pour les forces de sécurité tuées dans plusieurs villes, y compris Téhéran et ont également établi des tribunaux qui affirment qu'ils ne montreront aucune clémence aux manifestants.
What are the hurdles to implementing phase two of Gaza ceasefire?
The US says its Gaza plan is moving towards disarmament and reconstruction.
EU-Latin America trade deal: Who wins?
The EU and the Mercosur trading bloc of five Latin American nations seal a sweeping trade pact. It would create one of the largest free-trade zones in the world, connecting markets with more than 700 million people. A trade pact between the European Union and the Mercosur trading bloc has been agreed after almost 25 years of talks. That’s despite opposition from farmers in several European countries. The deal is seen as part of Europe’s effort to curb its economic reliance on China. And it comes against the backdrop of President Donald Trump’s tariffs on countries around the world and his recent military intervention in Venezuela. Also, will Big Oil invest in Venezuela? Plus, are Greenland’s vast resources profitable? Published On 16 Jan 202616 Jan 2026 Click here to share on social media share2Share Copy link Save Report this post Video Duration 29 minutes 00 seconds play-arrow29:00 Counting the CostEU-Latin America trade deal: Who wins? The EU and the Mercosur trading bloc of five Latin American nations seal a sweeping trade pact. Read moreIt would create one of the largest free-trade zones in the world, connecting markets with more than 700 million people. A trade pact between the European Union and the Mercosur trading bloc has been agreed after almost 25 years of talks. That’s despite opposition from farmers in several European countries. The deal is seen as part of Europe’s effort to curb its economic reliance on China. And it comes against the backdrop of President Donald Trump’s tariffs on countries around the world and his recent military intervention in Venezuela. Also, will Big Oil invest in Venezuela? Plus, are Greenland’s vast resources profitable? Published On 16 Jan 202616 Jan 2026 Click here to share on social media share2Share Copy link Save Report this post
Canada, China strike trade deals to slash tariffs on EVs, canola
Palestinian child shot dead by Israeli troops in occupied West Bank
Trump threatens tariffs over Greenland, calls it vital for security
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