News in Brief: Arrest, Delay in Digital Work Contract Requirement, Growing International Pressures

Here's a concise summary of the news from the past hour:

• A suspect has been arrested for two months in connection with a murder case in Zovuni. The chosen preventive measure is imprisonment.
• The mandatory requirement to exclusively implement work contracts through a digital system has been postponed until July 1, 2027.
• The EU has called for avoiding new warfare amid rising tensions regarding Iran and emphasized the necessity of a diplomatic solution. Concerns about Iran's nuclear program have also been highlighted.
• The President of Ukraine has proposed to Western partners the deployment of troops along the Ukraine-Belarus border.
• France has initiated a complete ban on maritime services for the export of Russian oil.
• The right-wing party in France has initiated a vote of no confidence against the government due to disagreements over energy strategy.
• The US President has announced that he may utilize trade licenses against foreign states, referencing the expanded powers granted by the Supreme Court's decision.
• A new coalition minority government has been sworn in in the Netherlands. The Prime Minister will have to negotiate on every piece of legislation with the opposition.
• The US Embassy in Lebanon has evacuated dozens of employees in light of anticipated regional events, with an official clarification expected later.