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Le Monde: Trump declares war on Columbia University, American bastion of progressivism
The Trump administration has called for "academic receivership" of Columbia University's Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies department, citing its role in pro-Palestinian protests amid the Gaza conflict. This move follows the withdrawal of $400 million in federal grants and the arrest of student activists.
The administration's actions represent a broader strategy to challenge academic freedom and destabilize pro-Palestinian activism on campus, with two Palestinian students arrested in connection to the protests.
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GB News: Donald Trump says he has received some 'good news' regarding the conflict in Ukraine
President Trump announced positive developments in the Ukraine conflict, stating that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a potential ceasefire. He emphasized the difficulty of achieving this agreement but expressed optimism about ongoing discussions.
Trump credited his administration's efforts for facilitating these talks, citing NATO's secretary general's remarks on the significance of his involvement.
Times Of Israel: At least 9 said killed in IDF strike in north Gaza; 2 killed in Lebanon strike
Israeli airstrikes in northern Gaza's Beit Lahiya killed at least nine people, including three journalists, as the IDF targeted terror operatives. In a separate incident, an Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon killed two, targeting a Hezbollah operative involved in terror activities.
These strikes occurred amid ongoing ceasefires in both Gaza and Lebanon, with Israel asserting its right to act against threats to its forces. The situation remains tense as discussions continue over the potential extension of ceasefire agreements.