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Al Mayadeen's information: Aoun confirmed to Ortagus that the Lebanese army is carrying out its duties and coordinating with the ceasefire monitoring committee, which the US is a party to

Al Mayadeen's information: Aoun confirmed that negotiations on the land borders will remain at the previous level, and Ortagus' proposals were under the form of discussions, not demands

Al Mayadeen's information: The meeting between Aoun and Ortagus was held in a positive ambience, and the northern and eastern borders with Syria and the southern borders with Palestine were discussed

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Gaza: One child killed in Israeli bombardment targeting a group of citizens in the Qizan Abu Rashwan area, south of Khan Younis

Rubio discussed the situation in Gaza and the US administration's determination to free captives, in addition to the recently announced tariffs.

United States Department of State: Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with Israeli occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reaffirm US support for "Israel."

Yemen's Al Masirah TV: Two US-led airstrikes hit the Kahlan area east of Saada.

Nicolas Maduro: A global trade and economic war has broken out, and fortunately we are prepared for this scenario witb plans for every emergency.

Occupied Palestine: IOF storm the town of Burqin, southwest of the city of Jenin in the occupied West Bank.

Saree: We will continue to fulfill our duties towards the oppressed Palestinian people until the aggression stops and the siege on Gaza is lifted.

The world reacts to Trump’s tariff rollout

The rollout of US tariffs against numerous countries, allies and foes, has sent shockwaves through the world. On April 2nd, US President Donald Trump announced tariffs that would affect approximately 60 countries.

List of tariffs imposed by Trump on imported goods into the US

Palestinian Resistance factions condemn US-UK aggression on Yemen

Trump's congressional address: Wokeness, tariffs, Ukraine & Panama

Biden wins America's least favorite living president: A Gallup poll

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Palestinian officials, factions condemn Trump's 'clean out Gaza' plot

Hails and warnings: Leaders react to Trump's inauguration

What did Trump promise on his first day in office?

Before-and-after satellite images show California wildfire devastation

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African countries scramble to stop the hemorrhaging triggered by Trump’s ‘ruthless’ health aid cut

This co-ordination is a factual account of a network strategically organised to pursue certain political aims – those of the genocidal Zionist project. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab El-Hajj)

Zionist lawfare in Canada

Columbia University Assumes a Hypocritical, Anti- Freedom Orientation by Nabbing Pro-Palestinian Voices

What is happening in the Middle East?

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Scott Ritter on Trump's new approach: Less military, more economy

Former US Marine intelligence officer and UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter discussed with Al Mayadeen how the current shift in US policy under Donald Trump is unlike anything analysts have seen before. With no historical precedent to guide predictions, Ritter says that while America's military power remains intact, Trump is clearly pivoting away from military intervention in favor of global economic dominance. Ritter argues that Trump is moving to end America’s role as the world’s policeman and instead push for fairer economic returns, using trade, pressure, and negotiation rather than war. Regarding Iran, Ritter notes that Trump is "looking for a negotiated settlement."