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Times Of Israel: Musk says some of his posts about Trump ‘went too far’
Elon Musk expressed regret over his recent social media posts about Donald Trump, stating they went "too far." The tension arose from Musk's criticism of Trump's spending bill, leading to a public exchange of insults. Trump declared their relationship over but remains open to reconciliation.
Musk's regret comes amid calls from some lawmakers for him to challenge Republicans who supported the bill. Following his statement, Tesla shares rose, and Musk has since deleted some critical posts about Trump, indicating a potential desire to mend their relationship.
Forbes: Musk Says He Regrets His Some Of His Posts About Trump
Elon Musk has expressed regret over his recent posts attacking President Donald Trump, stating they "went too far." This marks a significant retreat from his previous criticisms, including allegations linking Trump to the Epstein files and endorsing his impeachment.
Musk has also shown support for Trump's administration, particularly regarding the response to anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles. He reshared a post from Trump criticizing California officials.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Priti Patel explains last-ditch attempt to scupper Keir Starmer’s Chagos surrender
Shadow Foreign Secretary Dame Priti Patel has introduced a bill to prevent the UK government from transferring sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius without parliamentary approval. She argues that the Chagossian community in the UK has been ignored in negotiations and emphasizes the need for transparency and taxpayer protection.
Patel's legislation aims to block a £30.3 billion agreement with Mauritius, asserting that any changes to sovereignty must be debated in Parliament. She criticizes the Labour government for conducting negotiations in secret and excluding the Chagossian community from discussions about their homeland's future.
Times Of Israel: What to know about IAEA nuclear inspections ahead of vote on censuring Iran
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is intensifying scrutiny of Iran's nuclear program amid stalled negotiations with the U.S. Western nations are advocating for a censure of Iran's noncompliance, potentially leading to the reimposition of UN sanctions. This situation heightens tensions in the Middle East, particularly with ongoing conflicts involving Israel.
Iran's nuclear activities have escalated since the U.S. withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal, allowing Iran to enrich uranium closer to weapons-grade levels. The IAEA's inspections have faced limitations as Iran restricts access, complicating the verification of its nuclear intentions. The outcome of ongoing negotiations could significantly impact regional stability and the potential for military action.