President Trump’s proposal to move all Palestinians out of Gaza and make it a U.S. territory was met with mixed reactions globally, with support from Trump loyalists and Israel’s far right, but rejection from American allies and adversaries. The plan to displace the Palestinian population in Gaza and turn it into a tourist destination faced significant hurdles due to the region’s complex history and legal implications, including violating international law by forcibly relocating civilians and potentially annexing the territory. Concerns were also raised about the funding and logistics of implementing such a drastic proposal, leaving many questions unanswered.
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Brussels threatens UK food deal unless given long-term fishing access
The EU is threatening to impose a time limit on any veterinary agreement regarding UK food exports unless it secures long-term access to British fishing waters. This strategy aims to pressure the UK in negotiations, as businesses seek a stable, open-ended fishing deal, while the UK government faces demands to reduce trade barriers following Brexit. A successful agreement could significantly benefit both sides but would require the UK to align with EU standards and potentially...
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