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Al-Saadi: There were concerns that Lahham would be placed under administrative detention.

Al-Saadi: The Israeli occupation authorities could not prove any allegations leveled against Nasser Lahham.

Lawyer Oussama al-Saadi: The oppressive Israeli measures of delaying Lahham's release had vengeful motives.

Nasser Lahham's lawyer said the journalist was released without any conditions or restrictions, adding that the conditions in which he was kept were terrible.

The Israeli occupation authorities release Al Mayadeen Palestine bureau chief Nasser al-Lahham.

Local Syrian sources: An Israeli airstrike targeted a tank and artillery battalion in the city of Izraa in the Daraa countryside

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in eastern Lebanon: 12 martyrs and 5 wounded in Israeli raids targeting the outskirts of Wadi Fa'ra in the northern Bekaa Valley

Local Syrian sources: More than 10 Israeli raids targeted Sweida, with information about more than five casualties from the Internal Security Forces

Local Syrian sources: Initial reports indicate that approximately 15 people were killed or wounded at the al-Radwan family's guest house in Sweida following a direct exchange of gunfire

Israeli media, citing Israeli political sources, reported that the Shas movement is expected to withdraw from the government within less than 24 hours

Rutte: US Secondary Sanctions on Russia Would Hit China, India, Brazil Hard

Rutte: Secondary tariffs on Russia would impact China, India, Brazil

The US signals it will punish Russia’s key trade partners, China, India, and Brazil, with sweeping secondary sanctions unless they help pressure Moscow into a deal.

Lavrov seeks clarity on Trump's ceasefire or secondary tariffs threat

Russia downs 55 Ukrainian drones in overnight cross-border assault

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NVIDIA cleared to resume AI chip sales to China following US approval

A protester holds a placard during a Tesla Takedown Global Day protest in front of a Tesla dealership, in Berlin, Saturday, March 29, 2025. (AP Photo/Ebrahim Noroozi)

Musk’s AfD endorsement fuels Tesla backlash in German factory town

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Trump threatens 100% secondary tariffs on Russia, sets deadline

Murder of Algerian nurse in Germany sparks outcry, demands for justice

President Donald Trump bows his head in prayer during the White House Faith Office luncheon in the State Dining Room, Monday, July 14, 2025, in Washington (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Trump blindsides EU in trade talks, repeats global deceptive patterns

Trump to make historic second UK State visit at King's invitation

In the Oval Office, at an announcement with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, US President Donald Trump revealed that he will impose a 100% tariff against Russia if a ceasefire deal with Ukraine is not reached within 50 days. Trump also announced that the United States will provide Ukraine with weapons, stressing several times that Washington will not pay for them, but the Europeans will. "We're not buying it, but we will manufacture it, and they're going to be paying for it," Trump affirmed. Meanwhile, Rutte said that he has "been in contact with many countries." He listed several countries that "want to be part of this," including, Germany, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands, and Canada. Rutte explained that coordination will occur through NATO systems to assess Ukraine’s needs and assemble tailored packages.