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The fate of the coalitions is decided in elections: the rift around Fico in Slovakia is already leading to discussions of early voting, while Lapid in Israel is debating with Netanyahu 28 days before the vote.
On one day, the party crisis in Slovakia is discussed as a reason for new voting, while in Israel, the opposition is arguing with the prime minister close to the date of the elections. Party competition here is tied to the voting calendar.
The war in the Middle East undermines Iran's stability: the rial has fallen to a new low, and “Kata'ib Hezbollah” in Iraq threatens to close the skies due to the flight ban to Tehran.
The fall of the rial is directly linked to the Middle Eastern war, and the Iraqi group equates the blockade of Iranian flights with the threat to close the air. Gaza, Tehran, and neighboring capitals feature prominently in the narratives of these days.
Donald Trump does not concede in negotiations: the truce with China after the summit with Xi remains fragile, while Qatar seeks a peace deal with Iran despite his refusal to ease sanctions.
The summit with Xi left a brief trade truce without resolved disputes, and Qatari mediation faced Trump's public refusal to ease sanctions against Iran. Both discussions hinge on a lack of concessions from Washington.
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