Chris Philp said any agreements made between the prime minister and EU countries needs to be "studied carefully." It comes as Sir Keir Starmer is in Germany where he aims to "reset UK-EU relations." The shadow leader of the commons said: "Anything which Keir Starmer comes up with will need to be studied very carefully to make sure he is not giving away sovereignty or control which we've obviously now got." Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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As the holiday season nears its end, another school year has just kicked off in the EU capital — a great time to remember how things were decades ago at the school for Europan Common Market delegates in 1972.
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In a recently leaked audio recording, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sparked significant outrage by comparing the October 7 Hamas attack to the Holocaust. During a tense meeting with released hostages and the families of those still held in Gaza, Netanyahu claimed that the toll of the attack was just a fraction of the Holocaust’s impact, which he described as involving "4,500 October 7s every single day." The comments, aired by Israeli TV, have drawn strong reactions from the hostage families, who are frustrated by what they see as a dismissive comparison and a lack of focus on their immediate concerns. Netanyahu's remarks have intensified the controversy surrounding the Israeli government's handling of the hostage crisis and the broader conflict.
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In a dramatic revelation, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has unveiled the strategic reasoning behind his group's delay in retaliating for the assassination of Fuad Shukr. According to Nasrallah, the postponement was not merely a wait-and-see approach but a deliberate and bold tactic designed to keep Israel on edge. He emphasised that the delay allowed Hezbollah to monitor the outcome of ongoing Gaza truce negotiations and assess the potential response from the "axis of Resistance," which includes Iran and its regional allies.
Nasrallah’s announcement sheds light on Hezbollah's strategic calculus, revealing that the timing of their response was intended to maximise psychological and tactical impact. The delay was also a calculated move to punish Israel by keeping it in suspense for nearly a month, demonstrating Hezbollah's capacity for strategic patience and complex planning.
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The push to finalize a ceasefire and hostage deal in Gaza has reached a “decisive moment,” the United States’ top diplomat said Monday as Hamas and the Israeli prime minister expressed skepticism..