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12 May 2025
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Diplomatic duel between Zelensky and Putin under pressure from Trump
Direct negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, including a potential summit between Putin and Zelensky, are being considered amid pressure from the Trump administration. Zelensky expressed hope for a ceasefire to facilitate diplomacy, but Russia remains resistant to preconditions.
Despite Zelensky's invitation for a meeting in Turkey, there is skepticism about Putin's willingness to engage, as diplomatic efforts continue to address the stalemate in indirect negotiations.
#economy
Le Monde: Belarus potato shortage sparks discontent
Belarus is facing a significant potato shortage, leading to a 10% price increase and poor-quality produce in stores. Potatoes, a staple and symbol of national identity, have prompted public discontent, with President Lukashenko attributing the issue to high exports to Russia.
Lukashenko's comments come amid rising tensions as he attends a military parade in Moscow, highlighting the economic challenges faced by Belarusians.
Le Monde: US and China agree to slash tariffs for 90 days
The US and China agreed to reduce tariffs for 90 days, easing tensions from their ongoing trade war. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described the talks as productive, with tariffs on US goods dropping from 145% to 30%, while China's tariffs will decrease from 125% to 10%.
Both nations expressed optimism about future negotiations, with China emphasizing the importance of correcting unilateral tariff increases. Financial markets reacted positively, with the dollar and stock futures rising following the announcement.
#health
GB News: Britain faces ‘silent epidemic’ of screen harm in children as doctors launch national campaign
A new film, "Our kids, their screens, the evidence," reveals alarming data on the negative effects of screen time on children, prompting health experts to call for urgent government intervention. The film highlights a surge in speech delays, short-sightedness, and ADHD linked to excessive smartphone use.
Health professionals are advocating for a public health campaign to raise awareness and implement stricter regulations on tech companies. They emphasize the need for legislative changes to protect children from the harmful impacts of screens, which are increasingly affecting their development and mental health.