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Last week European police forces, notably in France and Germany, used force against Palestinian‑supporting demonstrators, sparking international criticism of European authorities for infringing on peaceful protest. In a related legal development across the Atlantic, a federal judge in Boston ruled that the Trump administration’s revocation of a Turkish student’s visa—an action that left the student detained for six weeks—was unlawful, underscoring how U.S. immigration policy can clash with human‑rights standards. Meanwhile, the Kremlin lost another life when a military cargo aircraft crashed near Mozhaysk, a reminder that even routine logistics operations carry peril. In the Middle East, Iranian critics have seized on the death of martyr Reza Fahri‑zadeh, accusing Israeli intelligence and internal sabotage, while political analysts warn that the lack of a credible mediator leaves Tehran and the United States with only direct negotiations. Domestic chatter in Iran also includes sharp rebukes of military figures for public speeches and speculation about a potential presidential election featuring prominent figures such as Saeid Jaleeli, reflecting the continuing politicization of civil discourse.