Global News Podcast UK expected to recognise Palestinian state
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Sep 21, 2025 Britain is set to recognize Palestine, marking a dramatic shift in its foreign policy. The implications of this decision spark heated reactions, particularly from Israeli hostage families. Meanwhile, the US Pentagon introduces controversial restrictions on journalists, raising concerns about press freedom. Additionally, Russia brings back the Soviet-era Intervision song contest amidst disinformation campaigns, while Rwanda faces criticism over hosting the World Cycling Championships. A whirlwind of politics, culture, and international relations unfolds!
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UK To Recognise Palestinian State
- The UK plans to recognise a Palestinian state despite long-standing policy tying recognition to a peace deal with Israel.
- The move signals a major diplomatic shift aimed at keeping hopes for a negotiated settlement alive.
Father Confronts Soldier After Son Is Shot
- Abdulaziz Majame confronted an Israeli soldier after his 13-year-old son Islam was shot near Janine refugee camp.
- The Israeli army said it fired at suspects and was examining the incident without clarifying the threat Islam posed.
Facts On Ground Shaping West Bank Control
- Israeli military and settler actions are expanding control over West Bank territory intended for Palestinian statehood.
- Facts on the ground, including demolitions and new outposts, are effectively shaping sovereignty more than legal agreements.