Israel closed its embassy in Dublin due to what it described as extreme anti-Israel policies of the Irish government, including Ireland's recognition of the Palestinian state and support for legal proceedings against Israeli leaders at international courts.
Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris accused Israel of engaging in the diplomacy of distraction and expressed pride in Ireland's vocal support for Palestinians, criticizing the scale of civilian deaths in Gaza.
The Israeli foreign minister branded Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris as anti-Semitic and rejected claims that Israel was starving children or preventing aid from reaching Gaza.
President Higgins called it slander for Israeli politicians to accuse the Irish people of anti-Semitism for opposing Israeli actions, emphasizing Ireland's historical understanding of dispossession and occupation.
Gaza health officials reported that over 45,000 people have been killed in Gaza during the past 14 months of war.
Mauritius' Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolan said the deal did not meet the nation's expectations and proposed changes, though he did not specify the counter-proposals.
The UK government denied the deal was unravelling and stated it was engaging with the new Mauritian government to address their concerns.
Iran paused the stricter headscarf law due to international pressure and warnings from Iran's reformist president that it could lead to more protests, similar to those following the death of Marza Amini.
Russia claims a 29-year-old Uzbek citizen, recruited by Ukraine's SBU intelligence service, confessed to planting and detonating the bomb that killed General Igor Kirillov.
Ukraine's SBU claimed responsibility, accusing Russia of using chemical weapons against Ukrainian troops, which Russia denies.
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✍️ Mauritian Prime Minister Challenges UK Chagos Deal
✍️ Iran Pauses Headscarf Law
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