SPAIN CLOSES ITS SKIES TO AMERICAN PLANES: A NATO ALLY'S REBELLION AGAINST THE IRAN WAR

AUSTRALIA

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Wong says no to troops but not airspace — Australia between Spain and the UK wonders if it is bold enough

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SPAIN

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Spanish tightrope walking: blocking the skies while staying in NATO — El País exposes Sánchez's precarious balance

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FRANCE

STATE

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From 'defiance' to 'No to war' — RFI links the decision to the Madrid bombings of 2004 and the memory of Iraq

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ISRAEL

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Brief, minimizing coverage — Israel reduces Spanish action to 'vocal' rhetoric

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MOROCCO

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Trump says 'We don't want anything to do with Spain' — Morocco sees a geopolitical repositioning that could benefit it

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QATAR

STATE

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'Profoundly illegal and profoundly unjust' — Al Jazeera amplifies the condemnation and sees a precedent for host nations of US bases

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UNITED KINGDOM

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The UK makes the inverse choice to Spain — Fairford remains open, and London watches Trump's warning

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RUSSIA

STATE

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'NATO member' comes first — RT celebrates the crack in the Alliance, documenting every relocated KC-135

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TURKEY

STATE

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'Firms anti-war stance' — Turkey sees in Spain an ally in resisting US hegemony

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UKRAINE

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Ukraine notes the NATO crack with concern — if Iran is 'unilateral,' Ukraine could be next

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