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‼️🇪🇺🇺🇦 Italy and Spain refused to support Kaja Kallas's initiative to double military aid to Ukraine in 2025 - Reuters
It is reported that at a meeting of EU foreign ministers, only Northern and Eastern European countries supported Kallas's idea. Even France expressed doubts on this issue.
It is reported that at a meeting of EU foreign ministers, only Northern and Eastern European countries supported Kallas's idea. Even France expressed doubts on this issue.
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The Crew 9 is back on Earth
The White House celebrated the event on X, saying:
The NASA astronauts stranded in space for more than nine months have splashed down in the Gulf of America.
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🇭🇰🇨🇳🇵🇦🇺🇸El acuerdo para que Estados Unidos "recupere" el Canal de Panamá está siendo cada vez más criticado por las autoridades de China y Hong Kong.
John Lee, líder de Hong Kong, expresó el martes su preocupación por el acuerdo entre BlackRock y los dueños del Canal, afirmando que merece "seria atención".
Pekín ha abierto investigaciones sobre posibles problemas antimonopolio y de seguridad nacional relacionados con el acuerdo a través de varias agencias, incluida la Administración Estatal de Regulación del Mercado, según informó Bloomberg.
"Si Pekín detiene este acuerdo, se trata de un desafío directo al presidente de Estados Unidos en un tema que realmente le preocupa", declaró Gordon Chang, experto en relaciones entre Estados Unidos y China. "Eso no va a caer muy bien".
"Nos oponemos al uso abusivo de la coerción o a tácticas de intimidación en las relaciones económicas y comerciales internacionales", había dicho Lee en una aparente pulla a Trump.
Comentarios publicados en Ta Kung Pao, un periódico de Hong Kong propiedad del gobierno chino, afirmaron que el acuerdo Hutchison-BlackRock permitiría a Estados Unidos "utilizar el canal con fines políticos y promover su propia agenda política" y que sometería el comercio y el transporte marítimo chinos a Estados Unidos.
El acuerdo entre CK Hutichison y BlackRock "ya no puede considerarse puramente comercial", afirmó Wang Xiangwei, profesor asociado de periodismo de la Universidad Bautista de Hong Kong.
🇬🇧A deal for the U.S. to "reclaim" the Panama Canal is increasingly under fire from authorities in China and Hong Kong.
John Lee, the leader of Hong Kong, stated his concerns about the deal between BlackRock and the Canal owners on Tuesday, saying it deserved "serious attention."
Beijing has opened up investigations into potential antitrust and national security concerns about the deal through various agencies, including its State Administration of Market Regulation, Bloomberg reported.
"If Beijing stops this deal, that’s a direct challenge to the president of the United States on an issue which he really cares about," said U.S.-China relations expert Gordon Chang. "That is not going to go down very well."
"We oppose the abusive use of coercion or bullying tactics in international economic and trade relations," Lee had said in an apparent jab at Trump.
Commentaries published in Ta Kung Pao, a Hong Kong newspaper owned by the Chinese government, claimed the Hutchison-BlackRock agreement would allow the U.S. to "use [the canal] for political purposes and promote its own political agenda" and would make Chinese trade and shipping "subject to the United States."
The deal between CK Hutichison and BlackRock can “no longer be seen as purely commercial in nature,” said Wang Xiangwei, an associate professor of journalism at Hong Kong Baptist University.
🔗https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/18/business/hong-kong-panama-canal-ck-hutchison.html
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John Lee, líder de Hong Kong, expresó el martes su preocupación por el acuerdo entre BlackRock y los dueños del Canal, afirmando que merece "seria atención".
Pekín ha abierto investigaciones sobre posibles problemas antimonopolio y de seguridad nacional relacionados con el acuerdo a través de varias agencias, incluida la Administración Estatal de Regulación del Mercado, según informó Bloomberg.
"Si Pekín detiene este acuerdo, se trata de un desafío directo al presidente de Estados Unidos en un tema que realmente le preocupa", declaró Gordon Chang, experto en relaciones entre Estados Unidos y China. "Eso no va a caer muy bien".
"Nos oponemos al uso abusivo de la coerción o a tácticas de intimidación en las relaciones económicas y comerciales internacionales", había dicho Lee en una aparente pulla a Trump.
Comentarios publicados en Ta Kung Pao, un periódico de Hong Kong propiedad del gobierno chino, afirmaron que el acuerdo Hutchison-BlackRock permitiría a Estados Unidos "utilizar el canal con fines políticos y promover su propia agenda política" y que sometería el comercio y el transporte marítimo chinos a Estados Unidos.
El acuerdo entre CK Hutichison y BlackRock "ya no puede considerarse puramente comercial", afirmó Wang Xiangwei, profesor asociado de periodismo de la Universidad Bautista de Hong Kong.
🇬🇧A deal for the U.S. to "reclaim" the Panama Canal is increasingly under fire from authorities in China and Hong Kong.
John Lee, the leader of Hong Kong, stated his concerns about the deal between BlackRock and the Canal owners on Tuesday, saying it deserved "serious attention."
Beijing has opened up investigations into potential antitrust and national security concerns about the deal through various agencies, including its State Administration of Market Regulation, Bloomberg reported.
"If Beijing stops this deal, that’s a direct challenge to the president of the United States on an issue which he really cares about," said U.S.-China relations expert Gordon Chang. "That is not going to go down very well."
"We oppose the abusive use of coercion or bullying tactics in international economic and trade relations," Lee had said in an apparent jab at Trump.
Commentaries published in Ta Kung Pao, a Hong Kong newspaper owned by the Chinese government, claimed the Hutchison-BlackRock agreement would allow the U.S. to "use [the canal] for political purposes and promote its own political agenda" and would make Chinese trade and shipping "subject to the United States."
The deal between CK Hutichison and BlackRock can “no longer be seen as purely commercial in nature,” said Wang Xiangwei, an associate professor of journalism at Hong Kong Baptist University.
🔗https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/18/business/hong-kong-panama-canal-ck-hutchison.html
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Hong Kong Piles On to Beijing’s Growing Criticism of Panama Canal Deal
The city’s chief executive said a deal between the Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchison and BlackRock, a major American investment firm, requires “serious attention.”
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JFK Assassination Records - 2025 Documents Release
March 18, 2025 Release In accordance with President Donald Trump’s directive of March 17, 2025, all records previously withheld for classification that are part of the President John F. Kennedy
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A newly declassified FBI memo reveals that, on November 23, 1963—just one day before Lee Harvey Oswald was shot—an anonymous caller warned the FBI’s Dallas office that someone was going to kill Oswald.
The memo states the call came from a “man talking in a calm voice” who said the FBI “should do something” because “the same group that killed Kennedy” would target Oswald next.
Despite this, no extra security was provided, and Oswald was fatally shot by Jack Ruby the next day.
Other documents in the release show how the FBI had been monitoring Oswald’s connections to pro-Castro organizations and tracking his movements in the months leading up to JFK’s assassination.
Source: JFK File 198-10009-10099
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A newly declassified memo shows the CIA tracking reports from the Italian Communist Party’s publication Rinascita, which openly accused the CIA of orchestrating the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
The article, published March 7, 1964, by writer Gianfranco Corsini, speculated that U.S. intelligence agencies conspired to kill Kennedy.
The CIA flagged these claims as dangerous propaganda, highlighting fears that communist disinformation campaigns were fueling global suspicions about U.S. involvement in JFK's death.
Source: JFK File 1104-10003-10041
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Declassified government files reveal the CIA was tracking Lee Harvey Oswald before he killed JFK.
They watched his visits to Soviet and Cuban embassies in Mexico City and worried about his connections to foreign spies.
One document shows U.S. officials feared Oswald had ties to a secret KGB assassination unit.
Another reveals the FBI knew about threats against Oswald before he was killed.
Source: National Archives, Doc 202-10002-10124
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After JFK was assassinated, the Soviet Union feared a rogue U.S. general might launch a nuclear strike in retaliation.
The memo details how Soviet officials believed JFK’s murder was part of an extremist plot and that the real danger was an “unbalanced” U.S. military officer using it as an excuse to start World War III.
Soviet intelligence quickly moved to calm tensions, fearing an overreaction from Washington.
The document suggests the Kremlin was more worried about an out-of-control American response than being blamed for the assassination itself.
Source: JFK Files - 198-10008-10119
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Just hours after Jack Ruby killed Lee Harvey Oswald, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover demanded a quick public report to stop conspiracy theories from spreading.
Hoover wrote that “there is nothing further on the Oswald case except that he is dead,” and he wanted to ensure the public believed Oswald acted alone. The memo also shows the FBI was frustrated that Oswald’s murder left them without a chance to get more answers.
Rather than investigate further, the FBI pushed for a clear and simple conclusion—before all the facts were even in.
Source: JFK File 198-10007-10029
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An FBI report states that a source claimed Lee Harvey Oswald hinted at “something big” happening weeks before JFK was killed.
The document also reveals that Oswald attempted to contact a Soviet official named Pavel Yatskov, believed to be working in intelligence.
It’s unclear if he ever reached him, but U.S. officials saw this as highly suspicious.
The source also described Oswald as “nervous” and “agitated” in the days leading up to the assassination, adding that he seemed desperate to send a message before November 22.
Despite these red flags, officials took no further action before the assassination.
Source: JFK File 180-10143-10227
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An FBI informant reported that Lee Harvey Oswald openly admired Fidel Castro, calling him a strong leader and praising Cuba’s government as a model for the future.
The document states that Oswald believed the U.S. was corrupt and oppressive and frequently spoke about his frustrations with American policies.
He also sought out connections to pro-communist groups and looked for ways to leave the U.S. for Cuba or the Soviet Union.
The memo describes Oswald’s determination to find people who could help him defect and his increasing alignment with anti-U.S. movements before the assassination.
Source: JFK File 180-10131-10324
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An FBI report reveals that Lee Harvey Oswald attempted to enter Cuba using an underground network designed to smuggle people into the country.
The document states that Oswald contacted pro-Castro activists in hopes of securing secret passage to Havana.
He was reportedly frustrated when he was told he needed official approval from the Cuban government.
A source also described Oswald as “desperate” to leave the U.S. and willing to take extreme measures to get to Cuba.
Source: JFK File 180-10110-10100
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An intelligence report states that Lee Harvey Oswald told members of a pro-Castro group that he was willing to “do anything” for the Cuban cause.
The document describes how Oswald aggressively pushed his support for Fidel Castro and tried to recruit others to join him.
He also reportedly got into heated arguments with anti-Castro activists, calling them “traitors” and defending Cuba’s revolution.
One witness claimed Oswald seemed “intensely committed” to Cuba and frustrated that he wasn’t being taken seriously by pro-Castro organizers.
Source: JFK File 178-10004-10054
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An intelligence report reveals that Lee Harvey Oswald identified himself as a “member” of the pro-Castro Fair Play for Cuba Committee (FPCC), but investigators found no proof he was officially connected to the group.
The document states that Oswald listed the FPCC as his organization when handing out pro-Cuba flyers in New Orleans.
However, the group’s leadership denied any formal ties to him, raising questions about his true motives.
A witness recalled that Oswald “seemed to be acting on his own” and wasn’t in contact with known FPCC organizers.
Source: JFK File 178-10003-10001
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Lee Harvey Oswald attempted to recruit individuals for what he called a “Cuba project” but refused to explain what it was.
The document describes how Oswald approached people in New Orleans, urging them to join his efforts to support Cuba.
When asked for details, he was “vague and evasive,” refusing to clarify his exact plans.
A witness recalled that Oswald seemed “determined” to gather a group but had no clear organization backing him.
Some suspected he was acting alone or had hidden motives.
Source: JFK File 178-10003-10001
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Newly released CIA files reveal Valeriy Vladimirovich Kostikov, a KGB officer in Mexico City, personally handled Lee Harvey Oswald’s 1963 visa request to return to the USSR.
Kostikov was known for cultivating communist groups and contacting U.S. intelligence targets.
In September 1971, Kostikov abruptly left Mexico — months ahead of schedule — sparking speculation he fled after being exposed by KGB defector Oleg Lyalin.
The connection between Kostikov and Oswald remains deeply suspicious.
Source: JFK File 201-289248
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Former KGB Deputy Director Nikonov reviewed five volumes of KGB files on Lee Harvey Oswald and concluded Oswald was never controlled by the KGB.
Files described him as unstable, with a stormy relationship with his Soviet wife and poor shooting skills.
Nikonov’s first assignment from KGB head Bakatin was building a KGB-CIA liaison.
He later confirmed Oswald’s presence was monitored closely, but there was no connection beyond observation.
Source: JFK File 201-289248
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CIA communications show agents in Melbourne and Canberra investigated Soviet bloc vehicles and suspected contacts after Lee Harvey Oswald’s assassination.
No vehicle traces or license matches were found.
Classified comment:
"Hqs requested information on the Polish driver connected with the Russian diplomatic establishment in Australia."
Embassy stayed in close contact with Australian intelligence, advising continued monitoring of Soviet assets.
Source: JFK File 104-10016-10021
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🇩🇪Con un total de 513 votos a favor, la futura ley necesita ahora una mayoría de dos tercios en el Bundesrat, la cámara alta de Alemania que representa a los estados federados.
El histórico acuerdo marca un cambio tras décadas de conservadurismo fiscal. De las propuestas, el gasto en defensa superior al 1% del producto interior bruto alemán queda exento del "freno de la deuda" del país.
Merz dijo que "nuestros amigos en la UE nos miran con la misma atención que nuestros adversarios y los enemigos de nuestro orden democrático y basado en normas".
El ministro de Defensa alemán, defendió la decisión de levantar las reglas fiscales para invertir en la defensa de Alemania,
"Nuestra seguridad no debe verse comprometida por restricciones presupuestarias", afirmó, añadiendo que "cualquiera que dude hoy está negando la realidad".
🇬🇧With a total of 513 votes in favor, the future law now requires a two-thirds majority in the Bundesrat, Germany's upper house representing the federal states.
The historic agreement marks a shift from decades of fiscal conservatism. Among the proposals, defense spending exceeding 1% of Germany's gross domestic product is exempt from the country's "debt brake."
Merz said that "our friends in the EU are watching us with the same attention as our adversaries and the enemies of our democratic, rules-based order."
The German defense minister defended the decision to lift fiscal rules to invest in Germany's defense.
"Our security must not be compromised by budgetary constraints," he said, adding that "anyone who hesitates today is denying reality."
🔗https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2025/03/18/germanys-parliament-passes-historic-package-boosting-defence-spending
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El histórico acuerdo marca un cambio tras décadas de conservadurismo fiscal. De las propuestas, el gasto en defensa superior al 1% del producto interior bruto alemán queda exento del "freno de la deuda" del país.
Merz dijo que "nuestros amigos en la UE nos miran con la misma atención que nuestros adversarios y los enemigos de nuestro orden democrático y basado en normas".
El ministro de Defensa alemán, defendió la decisión de levantar las reglas fiscales para invertir en la defensa de Alemania,
"Nuestra seguridad no debe verse comprometida por restricciones presupuestarias", afirmó, añadiendo que "cualquiera que dude hoy está negando la realidad".
🇬🇧With a total of 513 votes in favor, the future law now requires a two-thirds majority in the Bundesrat, Germany's upper house representing the federal states.
The historic agreement marks a shift from decades of fiscal conservatism. Among the proposals, defense spending exceeding 1% of Germany's gross domestic product is exempt from the country's "debt brake."
Merz said that "our friends in the EU are watching us with the same attention as our adversaries and the enemies of our democratic, rules-based order."
The German defense minister defended the decision to lift fiscal rules to invest in Germany's defense.
"Our security must not be compromised by budgetary constraints," he said, adding that "anyone who hesitates today is denying reality."
🔗https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2025/03/18/germanys-parliament-passes-historic-package-boosting-defence-spending
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Germany's parliament passes historic package boosting defence spending
Friedrich Merz needed the support of two-thirds majority in parliament for his plan to unlock billions for defence and infrastructure spending.
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— 🇹🇷 NEW: The Erdoğan administration in Turkey has detained opposition leader and Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu on allegations of corruption and association with a terrorist group
Additionally, the Turkish government has started to limit internet access to social media networks such as Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube. Authorities have also reportedly imposed a temporary ban on protests, leading police to close several streets in the city.
Meanwhile, the Turkish Lira (TRY) has plummeted to a new record low against the U.S. dollar.
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Additionally, the Turkish government has started to limit internet access to social media networks such as Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube. Authorities have also reportedly imposed a temporary ban on protests, leading police to close several streets in the city.
Meanwhile, the Turkish Lira (TRY) has plummeted to a new record low against the U.S. dollar.
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Opposition says it is a politically motivated step
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