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The recent release of a limited set of documents related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein has triggered significant criticism from U.S. lawmakers and public figures. Prominent voices, including Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Elon Musk, have accused the Department of Justice of failing to disclose the full record as legally required, maintaining opacity around the scandal.The recent release of a limited set of documents related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein has triggered significant criticism from U.S. lawmakers and public figures. Prominent voices, including Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Elon Musk, have accused the Department of Justice of failing to disclose the full record as legally required, maintaining opacity around the scandal.At least 19 Palestinians, including multiple children and women, were killed in Israeli airstrikes across Gaza early Saturday, according to local medical sources. The attacks targeted residential areas, a displacement camp, and a police station, amid ongoing violations of the ceasefire agreement.Turkey’s defense and aerospace exports surged 48% to $10.54 billion in 2025, with the country now aiming to rank among the world’s top 10 defense exporters. Officials highlight a strategic shift toward country-to-country sales and deeper global partnerships.Turkish exports to Syria skyrocketed by nearly 70% in 2025, exceeding $2.5 billion, following political changes in Damascus. Business leaders cite a more predictable market and reopening border gates. This growth is expected to continue, supported by reconstruction needs and increasing stability.

The recent release of a limited set of documents related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein has triggered significant criticism from U.S. lawmakers and public figures. Prominent voices, including Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Elon Musk, have accused the Department of Justice of failing to disclose the full record as legally required, maintaining opacity around the scandal.The recent release of a limited set of documents related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein has triggered significant criticism from U.S. lawmakers and public figures. Prominent voices, including Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Elon Musk, have accused the Department of Justice of failing to disclose the full record as legally required, maintaining opacity around the scandal.At least 19 Palestinians, including multiple children and women, were killed in Israeli airstrikes across Gaza early Saturday, according to local medical sources. The attacks targeted residential areas, a displacement camp, and a police station, amid ongoing violations of the ceasefire agreement.Turkey’s defense and aerospace exports surged 48% to $10.54 billion in 2025, with the country now aiming to rank among the world’s top 10 defense exporters. Officials highlight a strategic shift toward country-to-country sales and deeper global partnerships.Turkish exports to Syria skyrocketed by nearly 70% in 2025, exceeding $2.5 billion, following political changes in Damascus. Business leaders cite a more predictable market and reopening border gates. This growth is expected to continue, supported by reconstruction needs and increasing stability.

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Zurich University students join anti-Israel protests

16:16, 07/05/2024, Tuesday

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Zurich University students join anti-Israel protests

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Demonstrators chant “We are all children of Gaza,” blaming EU and Swiss government for co-financing Israel's war in Gaza

Students stormed ETH Zurich University at midday on Tuesday to protest Israel's war in the Gaza Strip, according to local media.

According to the daily 20 Minuten, demonstrators chanted "We are all children of Gaza," accusing the EU and Switzerland of financing Israel's war in the besieged enclave.

Demonstrators also staged a sit-in, while chanting "Free free Palestine."

This is the second of such protests at a Swiss university. Demonstrators have occupied the Geopolis building halls at the University of Lausanne for the past five days.

The campus administration had given the demonstrators until Monday at 18:00 to leave the premises, the daily reported.

However, the demonstration in Lausanne continues, according to several posts on various social media platforms.

According to media reports, 800 to 1,000 people participated in the Lausanne protest, while the number of protesters in Zurich was relatively low.

Demonstrators in Lausanne are demanding concrete measures from the university administration in response to the war in Gaza.

They are demanding an immediate cease-fire and the publication of a list of Israeli universities with which the university currently collaborates.

Furthermore, the university should cut all ties with these organizations and discontinue any ongoing research projects with Israeli universities.

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