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EU split over plan to ban imports from Israeli settlements

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By Joe Barnes Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Germany and Italy are blocking a European Union plan to ban trade with illegal Israeli settlements. The dispute has pitted Germany and France, the EU's two most powerful nations, against one another and divided the European Commission from its foreign policy arm. A policy paper, drawn up by the Commission and circulated before a meeting of foreign affairs ministers on Monday, presented ideas for how to curtail trade from Israeli settlements set up in annexed parts of Palestinian territories.
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EU split over plan to ban imports from Israeli settlements

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Russia hacks doorbell cameras to spy on NATO bases

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By Joe Barnes Verified
| Threat Beat
F-16 Fighting Falcons at NATO Air Base Geilenkirchen, Germany. (U.S. Air Force photo by Dirk Voortmans) By Joe Barnes • Jul 13, 2026 Russia has been spying on NATO military bases through civilian cameras connected to the internet, Dutch intelligence services said. Kremlin-based hackers accessed the devices to monitor the transfer of military equipment to Ukraine, the AIVD domestic security and MIVD military intelligence agencies said.
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