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Welcome to Non-Zero World. I'm your host, Connor Eccles. In a few minutes, I'll be joined by Non-Zero editor-in-Chief Robert Wright to discuss all of the biggest foreign policy news of the week.

But first, here are some of the headlines.

Israeli soldiers fired warning shots near a group of diplomats in the West Bank, Israel's military said,

explaining that the gunfire was meant to push the delegation

back to its quote-unquote approved route. The disruption occurred as some in the delegation,

which included officials from Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, participated in media interviews

in the Janine refugee camp. Israeli forces have conducted numerous deadly raids in Janine in recent months.

Kajakhalis, the European Union's top foreign policy official, demanded that Israel hold

the shooters accountable, adding that, quote,

"...any threats on diplomats' lives are unacceptable."

President Trump inaugurated the Golden Dome Missile Defense Project, which would put American

weapons in space for the first time, and appointed a four-star Air Force General to oversee

it.

China warned that the Golden Dome would, quote, exacerbate the risk of turning outer space

into a battlefield and starting an arms race, end quote, and Russia

said the project underlines the need for renewed U.S. Russia talks on nuclear weapons and other

issues of strategic stability. The Golden Dome, named after Israel's Iron Dome system,

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