Russia carried out a major missile strike on a Ukrainian military school last week, killing at least 53 and injuring nearly 300—including students who were training to eventually take part in the war.
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ERDOGAN TALKS TOUGH AGAINST ISRAEL AS HIS ECONOMY TANKS
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish president, has been one of the most outspoken critics of Israel and its ongoing genocide in Gaza, but, despite his bluster, has done little to save the Palestinians from Israel’s aggression.
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NETANYAHU TURNS WEST BANK INTO WARZONE AS HE WANTS TO WIPE OUT PALESTINIANS AND STEAL MORE LAND
Israeli forces continued to punish Palestinians living in the West Bank and carried out their most severe crackdown in the territory since October—killing at least 39 in what news reports indicated were “unusually destructive” to the territory’s infrastructure.
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AS FORECAST: ANTI-GENOCIDE COLLEGE PROTESTS RESUME
New anti-genocide protests broke out last week at Columbia University as classes resumed. The school closed sections of its New York campus to try and limit participation.
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ISRAEL HIT WITH ITS LARGEST PROTEST IN HISTORY, WITH 500,000 TAKING TO THE STREETS IN TEL AVIV
Angered at reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sabotaged a ceasefire deal that would have returned Hamas hostages, 500,000 Israelis took to the streets in Tel Aviv on Saturday night to protest the government and demand a deal that would free about 101 of those remaining in Gaza.
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NETANYAHU: BIDEN BULLSHITTING, SAYS CEASEFIRE DEAL NOT CLOSE
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu once again showed U.S. President Joe Biden who’s boss and rejected a claim out of Washington that a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas was about 90 percent completed.
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GAZA CEASEFIRE GOES FROM BEING A DIRTY WORD IN WASHINGTON TO PROPAGANDA TOOL
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called for a Gaza ceasefire in the early hours after Hamas carried out a major offensive on multiple fronts across Israel.
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SWEDEN’S CENTRAL BANK CUTS RATES, SAYS MORE COMING
On 20 August, Sweden’s Riksbank took a quarter point off its policy interest rate, reducing it to 3.5 percent. The bank could make as many as three more cuts still this year in an attempt to revive the country’s feeble economy, bank officials said.
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GERMAN ECONOMY CONTINUES ITS TAILSPIN
S&P Global’s purchasing managers index combining Germany’s goods and services sectors slipped to 48.5 in August from 49.1 in July, falling below economists’ forecasts.
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GLOBAL ECONOMY BOUNCING BACK?
The world’s economy is showing signs of resilience, despite high interest rates and nations still struggling to recover their momentum, according to The Wall Street Journal.