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Defense Bill, Syrian Retaliation, Bitcoin Turbulence, Gaza Crisis…
Samedi 13 décembre 2025 à 22:02
Political Landscape and Security
House Passes Massive $901 Billion Defense Authorization Bill
The Wall Street Journal outlines that the House‑passed National Defense Authorization Act allocates funds across naval strikes, drone programs, and foreign investment safeguards, while also embedding contentious DEI provisions. The Hill notes the bill’s emphasis on expanding overseas operations, reflecting a bipartisan push to reinforce U.S. military readiness. Analysts warn that such expansive spending may pressure federal budgets amid looming election cycles.
Wall Street Journal (politics)
Trump Vows Retaliation After Syrian Ambush Claims U.S. Lives
Following the ISIS‑linked attack in Palmyra that killed two American soldiers and a civilian interpreter, The Hill reports President Trump’s promise of “serious retaliation,” while the Washington Post adds that the Pentagon confirmed the assailants were linked to Islamic State. Financial Times highlights Trump’s public condolence to the families, framing the incident as a catalyst for renewed U.S. counter‑terrorism actions in Syria.
The Hill
Washington Post (World)
Financial Times
Belarus Releases Nobel Laureate and Political Prisoners Amid Sanctions Relief
World Street Journal details Minsk’s decision to free a Nobel Prize winner and over a hundred opposition figures as Washington eases potash sanctions, a move echoed by The New York Times, which describes the release as a “gesture of goodwill” in thawing U.S.–Belarus relations. Financial Times adds that the gesture follows a broader diplomatic outreach after years of strained ties.
World Street Journal (International)
The NY Times
Financial Times
U.S.–U.K. Trade Deal Hits a Stumbling Block Over Tech and Food Standards
The New York Times reports that Washington has paused a technology‑focused pledge within the broader trade agreement, citing concerns over the UK’s digital regulations and food safety standards. Boston Globe corroborates, noting that American officials view the UK’s progress on lowering trade barriers as insufficient, threatening to delay further cooperation on AI and nuclear energy.
The NY Times
bostonglobe.com
Biden Administration Seeks 10,000 Troops to Stabilize Post‑War Gaza
According to the World Street Journal, senior officials are urging allied nations to contribute forces under U.S. command to secure Gaza after the latest cease‑fire breakdown, though many allies remain hesitant to commit. The article stresses the diplomatic challenge of assembling a multinational contingent without inflaming regional tensions.
World Street Journal (International)
Economic Trends and Markets
Bitcoin Finds Strong Support Near $80,000 on Multiple Cost‑Basis Metrics
CoinDesk explains that Bitcoin’s price bounce above $90,000 aligns with three key metrics—the yearly volume‑weighted cost basis, the True Market Mean, and the average U.S. spot ETF cost basis—providing a structural support zone that may deter sharp sell‑offs. Analysts interpret this convergence as a sign of resilient investor confidence amid broader market volatility.
CoinDesk
Vanguard’s Skeptical Take on Bitcoin as a “Digital Labubu”
During a Bloomberg conference, CoinDesk reported Vanguard’s global head of quantitative equity dismissing Bitcoin as a speculative collectible, likening it to a “digital Labubu” toy, even as the firm launches crypto‑ETF access for its 50 million clients. The juxtaposition underscores the firm’s cautious embrace of digital assets despite lingering doubts about long‑term value.
CoinDesk
Federal Reserve’s Balance‑Sheet Decisions Loom Over Bank Stability
The Wall Street Journal warns that the Fed’s upcoming choices regarding the size of its balance sheet could impact banks as profoundly as interest‑rate moves, with potential repercussions for credit availability and market liquidity. The article suggests that further “favor” actions may be required to sustain financial stability.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Tether’s $1 Billion Offer to Juventus Rejected by Exor
CoinDesk reports that Juventus’ majority shareholder Exor unanimously declined Tether’s all‑cash bid for a 65.4% stake, citing no intention to sell to any third party, including the El Salvador‑based stablecoin issuer. The rebuff highlights the challenges crypto firms face when attempting high‑profile acquisitions in traditional sports markets.
CoinDesk
International Developments
Gaza Residents Grapple with Floods Amid Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis
The World Street Journal describes how recent heavy rains have turned already‑destitute Gaza shelters into flood zones, compounding the suffering of over a million people lacking adequate housing and sanitation. Aid agencies warn that the worsening conditions could trigger a secondary health emergency.
World Street Journal (International)
Oman Courts Chinese Tourists with New Visa‑Free Travel and Direct Flights
China Daily details Oman’s aggressive push to attract Chinese visitors, offering 14‑day visa‑free entry and launching a Beijing‑Muscat direct air route. Under‑secretary of tourism Azzan Al Busaidi emphasizes the historic trade ties and cultural attractions as key draws for the burgeoning Chinese travel market.
China Daily
Israel Claims Killing of Senior Hamas Commander, Escalating Cease‑Fire Tensions
The World Street Journal reports that the Israeli Defense Forces eliminated Raed Saad, a senior Hamas operative, asserting the strike was a defensive necessity. Financial Times adds that Hamas condemned the attack as a breach of the fragile cease‑fire, raising fears of renewed hostilities in the region.
World Street Journal (International)
Financial Times
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