Alex Crawford

Trump’s tariffs impact: ‘Cambodia, where about 1 in 5 live below the poverty line, was the worst-hit in the region with a 49% tariff. Vietnam faces 46% and Myanmar, reeling from a devastating earthquake is hit with 44%’ ⁦@guardian⁩ https://t.co/KbHiKpOclR

The Trump tariffs really well explained by @glcarlstrom and backed up with examples and comparisons

Gregg Carlstrom @glcarlstrom

If you want to see how the Trump administration seems to have made up its tariff rates out of thin air, let's look at Jordan, the first Arab country to sign a free-trade agreement with the US (in 2000). It got whacked with a 20% tariff rate anyway, among the region's highest. 🧵

I wrote this 5 months into the Israeli bombardment of Gaza. It’s now 17 months later. Still no access https://t.co/auP9KzCMf0

Lebanese Pres has condemned an Israeli attack on Beirut's Southern Suburb in the early hours. He sd: ‘Israeli airstrike on the Southern Suburb is a serious warning of hostile intentions against Lebanon’ PM called it ‘a blatant violation of UN Resolution 1701’

Israel killed 15 Palestinian paramedics and rescue workers one by one, UN says. ‘We’re digging them out in their uniforms, with their gloves on,’ https://t.co/3b0rLLKqUv

⁦@mehdirhasan⁩ ‘I think journalists who didn’t say a word about their fellow journalists being gunned down and bombed in their homes in Gaza for 16 months... I think history will judge them harshly.’ https://t.co/ZBJGEssCPJ

RT @SkyNews: Protests have been seen across Turkey after President Erdogan's main rival - Ekrem Imamoglu - was jailed on corruption charges…

As the number of Palestinian journalists killed in the Israeli bombardment of Gaza keeps on rising…it might seem paltry to talk of awards but this is symbolically important espec after pressure was exerted on @RTS_media to drop this recognition

Royal Television Society @RTS_media

The RTS Television Journalism Awards Special Award is made to Journalists in Gaza https://t.co/GDWMA4YzzC

‘Today, independent, truth-telling journalism is under attack not just from dictators and openly authoritarian regimes but from elected leaders in some of the world’s most powerful democracies’ says the brilliant ⁦@stephensackur⁩ https://t.co/NQcXn9OTv4

The last article written by ⁦@HossamShabat⁩ hours before his killing in a targeted Israeli airstrike is a searing piece of eyewitness journalism. ‘There is no justification for this,’ he writes, ‘Everything is being crushed’ https://t.co/ZJCzU0dDRI

Two more journalists killed in Gaza, another hospital and patients bombed in Israeli attacks. The lawyer for Dr Hussam Abu Safiya told Al-Jarmaq News the doctor is classified as an 'enemy combatant' and has been tortured in Israeli detention. Monday in Gaza

Feroze Sidhwa @FerozeSidhwa

I was at Nasser Hospital in #Gaza when it was bombed today. One of my patients, a 17-year-old boy, was killed. He would have gone home tomorrow. If I had been changing his dressings, as I planned to this evening, I probably would have been killed too. Attacking hospitals is a war

The entire world has been reliant on these Palestinian journalists as our eyes and ears inside the warzone that is Gaza - with each of their killing, our window into what’s happening is impacted

Leila Molana-Allen @Leila_MA

Al Jazeera Correspondent Hossam Shabat was killed by Israeli forces today in a targeted strike on is car. He was 23 years old. His final social media post reported fellow journalist Mohammed Mansour’s killing an hour earlier. ≈200 of our colleagues have now been killed in Gaza.

Turkish President Erdogan seemingly v assured - a short while after saying ‘European security without Turkey is not possible’, and US relations will be fostered, then lays into Opposition saying they ‘created much chaos’ and ‘undermined the economy’

Erdogan: ‘A great country like Turkey deserves a higher quality of Opposition, they can’t manage ‘a small corner shop’. Derides the election for the Opposition Presidential candidate held Sunday - and calls on them to ‘give up destroying public order’

Turkish President says ‘gangsters and bandits’ in the 5-days of protests have attacked police. Accuses the Opposition of ‘acting immorally’ instead of countering the accusations of corruption

Pres Erdogan now seems to be turning to the protests over past 5 days - says police have been attacked with stones and ‘acid’ and Turkey ‘WILL be freed of terror’

A v confident Turkish President is speaking after a cabinet meeting in Ankara and talks about strengthening relations with EU; a ‘sincere’ phone chat with Trump ‘Turkiye-USA relations can be furthered’ - no mention of worst civil unrest in the country so far