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Netanyahu urges international community to 'stand united' against Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that Iran threatens world peace and the international community must stand united to face the Islamic republic's aggression, AFP reports.

"The international community must continue to stand united in resisting this Iranian aggression, which threatens world peace," he said in a statement released by his office on X, after Iran carried out a direct attack on Israel over the weekend using hundreds of drones and missiles.

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The Wind of Change: A look into Moldovan art's evolution
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The Wind of Change: A look into Moldovan art's evolution

An innovative project, a distinctive type of art exhibition, recently took place at the Chișinău City History Museum, widely recognized as the Water Tower.

Correspondence // Budapest hosts the fifth meeting of the European Political Community
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Correspondence // Budapest hosts the fifth meeting of the European Political Community

While EU leaders primarily focus on the West and the Atlantic, their attention briefly shifts to Hungary for the European Political Community (EPC) meetings on Thursday and Friday. These meetings are organized in Budapest by Viktor Orbán's Hungary, which holds the European Union's rotating presidency until the year's end. Following Donald Trump's recent victory in the US election, Orbán finds himself in a position of strength, ensuring he faces no backlash for congratulating the pro-Russian Georgian Dream party after the recent elections in Georgia.

Marta Kos addresses the European Parliament: Collaborating with Kyiv and Chisinau on planned reforms
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Marta Kos addresses the European Parliament: Collaborating with Kyiv and Chisinau on planned reforms

The European Parliament is currently hearing from the European Commissioners-designate. Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) want to evaluate the skills, independence, and commitment to European values of the future members of the College of Commissioners, which is set to be led by Ursula von der Leyen. The Foreign Affairs Committee questioned Marta Kos, Slovenian candidate for the Enlargement portfolio. She emphasized that the expansion process has become a priority, particularly due to the situation in Ukraine.