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Veterans and public figures have criticized the White House for using memes and entertainment clips to promote the war with Iran. Critics say the strategy trivializes the deaths of service members and the realities of combat.
The Knesset passed a record 850.6 billion shekel budget for 2026, preventing early elections. The contentious measure includes historic defense spending and sparked sharp criticism from the opposition.
Opposition leader Yair Lapid condemned the coalition after the state budget passed in the Knesset. He accused the government of diverting funds to corrupt actors and draft-dodgers, calling its members 'thieves and extortionists.'
Israel faces growing calls to stop strikes on Iran as the United States pushes a ceasefire tied to renewed talks. Meanwhile, Washington is increasing military pressure and preparing contingency plans in case diplomacy collapses.
Stephen Daisley urges the Scottish National Party to prioritise defence manufacturing over ideological politics. He argues Scotland could become Britain’s defence production hub, boosting security and economic growth amid rising global tensions.
Oil prices climbed sharply after Yemen's Houthi movement attacked Israel, widening regional tensions. Investors reacted to fears of expanding conflict and potential energy supply disruptions.
The Department of Education faces criticism over repeated budget overruns despite rising annual allocations, while schools struggle for basic funding. The National Children's Hospital remains mired in soaring costs and delays. The article also reflects on the unifying joy of international soccer tournaments for Ireland.
Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei thanked Iraq for supporting Iran in its war against the United States and Israel in a written message. His continued absence from public view has fueled speculation about his health and control over the country.
Nicholas Haysom, an anti-apartheid lawyer who became a senior United Nations peace envoy, has died at 73. A close adviser to Nelson Mandela, he helped shape South Africa’s constitution and led mediation efforts in conflict zones around the world.
Israel's parliament is voting on a 2026 budget that sharply increases defense spending amid ongoing regional wars. The proposal has drawn fierce criticism from the opposition over funding priorities and cuts to civilian ministries.
Kate Silverton says therapy helped her heal from childhood sexual abuse by reconnecting with her inner child. The former presenter, now a child counsellor, is encouraging other survivors to seek support and release feelings of shame.
Iran’s ambassador to Lebanon has reportedly refused to leave after being declared persona non grata by the Lebanese government. The dispute unfolds amid heightened political tensions and reports of expanded Iranian military involvement in the country.
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