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European Council President Costa: For the sake of security and stability in the Middle East, we continue to urge all parties to de-escalate the situation and leave room for a diplomatic solution.According to Iranian state media, Irans new Supreme Leader Mojtaba thanked the Iraqi people and religious leaders for their support of Iran in the face of "aggression."On March 29th, Fox News released a poll showing that nearly two-thirds of American voters surveyed are dissatisfied with President Trumps administration, the highest disapproval rate during his two terms. The conservative media outlets poll of 1,001 registered voters showed a 59% disapproval rate for Trump, an 8-point increase from a year ago, marking not only the highest disapproval rate since the start of his second term but also surpassing the record set during his first term; the approval rating, however, fell from 49% a year ago to 41%. The poll randomly sampled respondents from the U.S. voter registration list. Among Republican supporters, Trumps approval rating was 84%, down 8 percentage points from the same period last year, the lowest since the start of his second term. His disapproval rates among Democratic voters and independent voters reached 95% and 75%, respectively.Ukrainian President Zelensky: I have arrived in Jordan for an “important meeting”.On March 29th, amidst the global energy crisis and soaring fuel prices, Egyptian Prime Minister Madbouly announced on the 28th a series of energy-saving measures to cope with the impact. Egypt will slow down the implementation of large-scale national projects involving high gasoline and diesel consumption for at least two months, while reducing fuel rations for all government vehicles by 30%. Madbouly also stated that, except for the service and manufacturing sectors, Egypts public and private sectors will implement remote work every Sunday in April, the first working day of each week. Given Egypts heavy reliance on energy imports, the government had previously raised fuel prices and public transportation fares to cope with global energy market volatility.
