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#politics
Le Monde: Raphaël Glucksmann sets out policy platform for 2027 French presidential election
Raphaël Glucksmann, a French MEP and founder of Place Publique, presented his party's vision for France at a press conference, emphasizing the need for a cohesive political project. His 100-page document outlines policies across 42 areas, aiming to unify the pro-European left against rivals.
Glucksmann calls for a revitalization of leftist principles, drawing inspiration from Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s earlier manifesto approach. He seeks to engage 3,000 activists in shaping a democratic and progressive future for France.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Netanyahu Significantly Alters Plans After Angry Trump Calls and Lays Down the Law: Report
Following a ceasefire announcement by President Trump, tensions escalated when Israel planned a retaliatory strike against Iran for missile launches. Trump intervened, urging Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to scale back the attack, resulting in a limited strike on an Iranian radar installation instead.
Netanyahu acknowledged Trump's concerns and agreed to refrain from further aggression. The situation highlights the delicate balance of power and diplomacy in the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict.
Fox News: Timeline: Trump's Israel-Iran ceasefire nearly collapses hours after announcement
President Trump brokered a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, but hostilities resumed almost immediately. Israel launched attacks hours before the ceasefire began, prompting Iran to retaliate with missile strikes that killed four in Be’er Sheva.
Frustrated, Trump criticized both nations for violating the agreement, particularly Israel's actions. After a call with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, Trump convinced Israel to halt further military operations.
The Telegraph: Nato chief praises ‘extraordinary’ Trump in fawning private text message
NATO's head praised Trump for his "extraordinary" bombing of Iran in a private message, highlighting his decisive action. Mark Rutte, known for his close ties to Trump, anticipates another success for the president at the upcoming NATO summit, where allies will increase defense spending.
Leaders are accommodating Trump, emphasizing his influence on European defense contributions.
Times Of Israel: Viability of Trump-brokered Iran ceasefire will likely hinge on mutual deterrence
After 12 days of conflict, a ceasefire between Israel and Iran was announced by President Trump, though both nations warned they would retaliate against any violations. The ceasefire raises questions about lasting peace, especially after Iran's missile strikes on Israel during the truce.
Israel has inflicted significant damage on Iran, targeting its military and nuclear facilities, but key Iranian leadership remains intact. Both nations face the challenge of rebuilding and maintaining deterrence, with Iran likely to advance its nuclear program while Israel prepares for potential preemptive strikes.
GB News: Donald Trump hails 'complete and total ceasefire' between Israel and Iran as President declares '12-day war' OVER
Donald Trump announced a "complete and total" ceasefire between Israel and Iran, declaring the "12-day war" officially over. He set a timeline for both nations to wind down their operations, with Iran initiating the ceasefire followed by Israel. Trump emphasized the importance of ending hostilities to prevent a prolonged conflict in the Middle East.
The ceasefire was facilitated by Qatar's Prime Minister, who communicated with both nations amid escalating tensions, including missile attacks on a US base in Qatar. The UK's government has called for de-escalation and diplomacy, urging Iran to engage in talks following the US intervention.
The Western Journal: Ceasefire Deteriorates Overnight, Both Sides Allege
Israeli officials accused Iran of violating a ceasefire by launching ballistic missiles at Israel, resulting in casualties in Beersheba. Israel vowed a "forceful" response, while Iran denied the allegations and claimed Israel attacked first.
Tensions continue to escalate as both sides exchange accusations, with Iran asserting it has "won" the conflict.
Forbes: ‘I Don’t Want It,’ Trump Says About Regime Change In Iran
President Trump stated that regime change in Iran would lead to "chaos," contradicting his administration's previous stance that regime change is not the goal of U.S. involvement. His comments followed criticism of both Israel and Iran regarding ceasefire violations.
This statement highlights ongoing tensions and differing views within the administration on U.S. foreign policy in the region.
#economy
Forbes: Dow Jumps Almost 300 Points: Why Stocks Are Hot Despite Tariffs And Middle East Tensions
Stocks rallied on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 rising 0.8% to nearly 6,080, just 1% shy of its all-time high. This increase follows optimism regarding easing tensions between Iran and Israel and a significant drop in oil prices, contributing to investor confidence.
Despite high geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty, the market remains robust. Analysts suggest that deregulation, tax cuts, and lower interest rates may counterbalance the negative impacts of tariffs, leading to renewed investor optimism.
#military
The Western Journal: Watch: Jasmine Crockett Furious Trump Didn't 'Holla' at Congress About Iran Strike
Rep. Jasmine Crockett criticized President Trump for not consulting Congress before launching airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities. She expressed her frustration in a lengthy social media post, claiming the lack of communication reflects a breakdown in governmental systems.
Crockett's comments raised questions about presidential authority and accountability, as she argued that Trump's actions were unlawful. Despite her claims, the president has broad powers to authorize military operations without congressional approval.
#crime
Fox News: Terrifying trend emerges as music festival fans suffer mysterious needle attacks
A recent French street music festival, Fête de la Musique, witnessed a series of syringe attacks, with 145 attendees reporting incidents. Authorities have detained 12 suspects, and concerns have arisen over potential coordinated assaults, as calls for such actions circulated on social media.
French politician François Grosdidier highlighted that many victims were young women, and fears of contamination from date-rape drugs have been raised. Similar spiking incidents have been reported in other European countries, notably the UK, where needle attacks have also increased.