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Netanyahu Rejects Trump’s Plan to Disarm Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu explicitly rejected a proposal to disarm Hamas that President Donald Trump announced ten days ago. “Israel does not accept the 15-point document,” Netanyahu told members of the Israeli cabinet on Sunday. The military “will not carry out any withdrawal until Hamas is disarmed … it means heavy weaponry, lighter weaponry, […]
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Jun 1, 2026 / Tyler Durden
London Bans Israel Critics Hassan Piker, Cenk Uyghur From Entering UK
London Bans Israel Critics Hassan Piker, Cenk Uyghur From Entering UK
Via The Cradle
Pro-Palestine streamer and commentator Hassan Piker was banned from visiting the UK by the British Home Office, ahead of his planned meeting with former Labour Party chief Jeremy Corbyn. Piker was also due to meet with Green Party leader Zack Polanski. "The UK has revoked my visa as well. All at the behest of Israel. The west is betraying ‘liberal values’ for a genocidal fascist foreign government. Soon we will all become Israel," Piker said on X on 1 June.
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Jun 28, 2026 / Tyler Durden
"Navigation Extremely Limited": Top Shipper Warns IRGC Mines Complicate Hormuz Normalization
"Navigation Extremely Limited": Top Shipper Warns IRGC Mines Complicate Hormuz Normalization
The top executive of Japan's largest shipping company told the Financial Times in an exclusive weekend interview that the path toward normalization in the Strait of Hormuz remains far more complicated than anticipated. He warned that shipping volumes may stay well below prewar levels for months, as IRGC-laid mines are forcing vessels into narrow, safer corridors near Iran and Oman.
"The routes available for navigation are extremely limited — they're very narrow corridors," Takaya Soga, chief executive of Japan's NYK...
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Sep 2, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Visualizing Canada's Biggest Export Partners
Visualizing Canada's Biggest Export Partners
More than two-thirds of Canada's merchandise exports flow to the United States - its most significant trading partner, which makes the ongoing tit-for-tat tariff spat with the Trump administration a serious threat to their economy.
In the first half of 2026, Canada sent $214.8 billion (C$298.2 billion) in goods to the U.S. - roughly 68% of its total merchandise exports. The UK came in second at 9.2%, which was heavily influenced by precious metals transactions. China came in third at 5%.
Or, as visualized by Visual Capitalist's Sofie Gilbert:
As Gilbert notes...
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