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🇩🇪 Berlin’s population with a migration background has reached 42.7% as the far-left Die Linke party secured a historic victory in the German capital, winning 25.7% of the vote and becoming the largest party in Berlin for the first time.
The demographic shift is particularly pronounced among younger Berliners, with more than 40% of people aged 16–24 having a migration background.
Die Linke also dominated among younger voters where the party won 43% among 16–24-year-olds and 49% among voters aged 25–34.
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The demographic shift is particularly pronounced among younger Berliners, with more than 40% of people aged 16–24 having a migration background.
Die Linke also dominated among younger voters where the party won 43% among 16–24-year-olds and 49% among voters aged 25–34.
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🇩🇪⚠️ Schoolchildren across Germany have taken to the streets to protest against the possible return of compulsory military service.
According to organizers, demonstrations were held in more than 100 cities and drew over 45,000 participants. In Berlin and other cities, protesters carried slogans including “Your war — without us,” “Why us, not you,” and “Not a single person, not a single cent for the Bundeswehr.”
The protests follow the introduction of mandatory medical examinations for 18-year-old men and plans to potentially reinstate conscription if there are not enough volunteers.
According to organizers, demonstrations were held in more than 100 cities and drew over 45,000 participants. In Berlin and other cities, protesters carried slogans including “Your war — without us,” “Why us, not you,” and “Not a single person, not a single cent for the Bundeswehr.”
The protests follow the introduction of mandatory medical examinations for 18-year-old men and plans to potentially reinstate conscription if there are not enough volunteers.
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Oil will come dropping down as soon as Iran gives up, as soon as the war is over, which will be soon.
Oil is going to come plummeting down, and all prices are coming down, but prices for groceries have come way down from Biden. Almost every price has come way down.
We're taking tremendous amounts of oil out; last night we took a record amount of oil out from the Hormuz Strait, more than we took out before the war.
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High profile cases of rogue AIs gone wild like Hugging Face and the hacking of government platforms are a drop in the bucket compared to “incidents” too many to count involving frontier models which Anthropic, OpenAI and security researchers have been cataloguing in internal testing and real-world situations.
Sources told Axios these incidents have involved AIs trying to escape secure environments, hijacking websites, creating private message boards, self-prompting, attempting to avoid being watched, and sidestepping other guardrails.
🔴 “Many have yet to become public,” the sources said, without elaborating.
The incidents are not generally characterized as deliberately malevolent, with new models’ breaking of the rules attributed to “resourcefulness” and a desire to “complete tasks.”
Former Google and DoD advanced computing engineer-turned whistleblower Nate Soares has warned that beyond the desire for efficient performance, the next phase of AI evolution is likely to include deliberate masking of intentions and manipulation of human operators.
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"I think we need to go to war in Judea and Samaria, do there what we did in Gaza,” Israeli finance minister Bezalel Smotrich told Hebrew-language media on Sunday.
🔊 The Palestinian Authority is a “terrorist authority” and should be “dismantled,” Smotrich added.
The politician accused Israel’s own Palestinian community of being devious traitors, “hiding” their true intentions and working “to accumulate power through legitimate civilian activities” to destroy Israel.
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“I would like us to annex at least as far as the yellow line in Gaza and as far as the Litani River in Lebanon, because a war that ends along the same lines where it began will not prevent the enemy from going to war again next time,” he added.
In 2026, the West Bank has experienced violence of a scale and intensity never previously recorded by international monitors, seeing attacks, the occupation of land, burnings of crops, homes and mosques, theft of livestock, and cutoff of water sources.
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Iranian media, IRGC-affiliated channels, influencer networks and independent content creators are flooding social media with a stream of polished, emotionally powerful and hilarious AI-generated videos, with some surely destined to be featured in future documentaries and lectures on the history of the current conflict.
Far from the AI slop content that we’ve all become used to, many of the videos serve as effective propaganda in the best sense of the word - the dissemination and deliberation of info and ideas to put forward Iran’s case in the face of US-Israeli aggression.
The clips feature:
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Chas Freeman | Ukraine Army Surrounded Donetsk & Luhansk prior to Russian Invasion | WW3FIlm.com
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❗️Finnish defense chief admits Helsinki bound to Israel military ties 'whether we like it or not'
Finland must maintain long-term defense cooperation with Israel despite mounting European sanctions and widespread outrage over human rights violations in Gaza, Defense Minister Antti Hakkanen stated in a Defense Ministry release.
Pushing back against growing calls across the continent to sever military trade with Tel Aviv, Hakkanen declared that recently acquired Israeli hardware—including the David's Sling air defense system, Gabriel 5 missiles, and Spike anti-tank missiles—remains central to Helsinki's core national security apparatus.
The Finnish defence minister noted that procurement of these high-tech armaments locks Helsinki into decades-long maintenance dependencies for spare parts, critical software updates, training, and ongoing technical support from Israeli contractors.
"This fact binds us to cooperation with Israel, whether we like it or not," Hakkanen acknowledged, highlighting that Israel was designated alongside the US and South Korea as a primary strategic defense partner in Finland's 2024 Defence Report, with opposition limited strictly to the Left Alliance in parliament.
Hakkanen's public defense of Tel Aviv comes amid sharp European divergence over Israeli defense procurement, with human rights groups warning that continued arms flows risk complicity in international law violations.
While European nations like Spain restrict weapons trade and Italy has halted automatic military pact renewals, Helsinki remains firmly anchored to its Israeli defence pipeline.
Finland must maintain long-term defense cooperation with Israel despite mounting European sanctions and widespread outrage over human rights violations in Gaza, Defense Minister Antti Hakkanen stated in a Defense Ministry release.
Pushing back against growing calls across the continent to sever military trade with Tel Aviv, Hakkanen declared that recently acquired Israeli hardware—including the David's Sling air defense system, Gabriel 5 missiles, and Spike anti-tank missiles—remains central to Helsinki's core national security apparatus.
The Finnish defence minister noted that procurement of these high-tech armaments locks Helsinki into decades-long maintenance dependencies for spare parts, critical software updates, training, and ongoing technical support from Israeli contractors.
"This fact binds us to cooperation with Israel, whether we like it or not," Hakkanen acknowledged, highlighting that Israel was designated alongside the US and South Korea as a primary strategic defense partner in Finland's 2024 Defence Report, with opposition limited strictly to the Left Alliance in parliament.
Hakkanen's public defense of Tel Aviv comes amid sharp European divergence over Israeli defense procurement, with human rights groups warning that continued arms flows risk complicity in international law violations.
While European nations like Spain restrict weapons trade and Italy has halted automatic military pact renewals, Helsinki remains firmly anchored to its Israeli defence pipeline.