QtrendsIsraeli forces deepen Lebanon incursion by seizing a strategic Crusader-era castle in their farthest ground advance in decades. Trump has sent back revised, tougher terms to Iran for a nuclear peace framework. Over 780 arrested in France as PSG's Champions League victory triggers violent riots. China leverages cheap energy as a strategic edge in the AI race while pushing for global governance reform at the UN.
Israeli forces have captured the strategic Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon as Prime Minister Netanyahu orders troops deeper into the country. The seizure marks Israel's deepest ground incursion into Lebanon in 26 years. Multiple international media outlets report this represents a significant expansion of Israel's ground offensive. The Crusader-era fortress holds both military and symbolic value in the conflict.
President Trump has sent back a revised Iran nuclear deal text with tightened conditions, according to US media reports. The altered terms are described as significantly tougher than the original framework. US officials confirm the changes aim to strengthen the peace framework's requirements on Tehran. Al Jazeera reports the move as Trump tightening terms on the Iran war deal.
French police have arrested over 780 people after violent clashes erupted as PSG fans celebrated winning the Champions League. Dozens of police officers were injured in the widespread disturbances across France. The riots broke out immediately following PSG's championship victory. Authorities have detained hundreds as they work to restore order.
China is positioning its abundant cheap energy as a strategic advantage in the AI race against the United States, according to analysts. Meanwhile, Beijing has vowed to take countermeasures against any new EU trade restrictions. At a UN meeting, China proposed reforms on AI governance and global governance structures. The moves reflect China's multi-front strategy in technology, trade, and diplomacy.