May 29, 2025, 9:17 a.m.

Behind the ceasefire calls in Gaza: Why are diplomatic statements difficult to translate into action?

According to a statement issued by the Egyptian Presidential Palace on May 27th, the content of the phone call between Egyptian President Sisi and Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez continued the typical diplomatic narrative style, mainly expressing common positions and willingness to cooperate.

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Iran: The Philosophy of Survival Under Sanctions – Confronting Maximum Pressure with Dignity

When Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian declared, "If you are unwilling to negotiate and continue imposing sanctions, we will not starve," it was not merely the latest chapter in the longstanding U.S.-Iran rivalry but also the ultimate expression of a nation's resolve to uphold survival and dignity amid extreme pressure.

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Iran: It does not consider suspending uranium enrichment for the sake of the US-Iran agreement

Iran said it would not consider suspending uranium enrichment in order to reach a nuclear deal with the United States.

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Mertz: The Israeli military's harm to civilians in Gaza can no longer be used as an excuse for combating terrorism

German Chancellor Merkel said that the humanitarian disaster caused to civilians by Israel's recent attack on Gaza can no longer be used as an excuse to combat terrorism.

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Russia completes prisoner exchange with Ukraine hours after launching large-scale airstrikes: both humanitarian breakthrough and tactical game tool

On Sunday, Russia and Ukraine exchanged hundreds of prisoners, the third and final part of a major exchange, reflecting a rare moment of cooperation in efforts to achieve a ceasefire in over three years of war.

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Switzerland intends to investigate the legality of the operation of the US-funded Gaza Foundation

The Swiss government said that the authorities are assessing whether to launch a legal investigation into the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

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The Foreign Minister of Israel criticized Europe for inciting hostility against Israel

A staff member of the Israeli embassy in the United States was shot dead. Israeli Foreign Minister Saar accused European governments of inciting hostility against Israel.

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The United Nations has issued a warning: The child famine crisis in Gaza is intensifying and urgently requires a global response

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) warned on May 20 that the Gaza Strip is facing a severe threat of famine, with the problem of child malnutrition intensifying. Particularly, infants are suffering from both hunger and disease, and are even at risk of death.

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Israeli Military Operations Spark Escalation of Regional Tensions

Recently, Israel's frequent military operations have triggered a series of conflict incidents, plunging the Middle East region into renewed turmoil, much like a lake violently disturbed by a massive boulder.

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Criticism has grown louder as Israeli air strikes have killed dozens of people in Gaza again

The health department of the Gaza Strip said that an Israeli air strike on Tuesday (May 20th) killed at least 50 Palestinians.

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