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#politics
The Telegraph: Trump to revel in palace pomp but skip key meetings at Nato summit
Donald Trump will prioritize ceremonial events over diplomatic discussions at the NATO summit, arriving in The Hague just in time for a royal dinner while skipping important meetings. His brief visit underscores his disdain for international summits, favoring pageantry instead.
Insiders note that Trump views such gatherings as unproductive, as evidenced by his early departure from the G7 summit last week, citing a need to address a crisis in the Middle East but leaving after a session he deemed irrelevant.
#society
GB News: Train travel: Good news for Britons holidaying in Europe as train company announces new direct routes between major cities
European rail travel is set to expand significantly in 2025, introducing new direct routes between major cities. Notable connections include a daytime service linking Berlin and Paris, and a direct route from Amsterdam to Munich. Eurail is offering a 20% discount on Global Passes purchased before July 3, incentivizing autumn travel.
The new rail network promotes comfortable alternatives to flying, with updated trip-planning tools for passengers. Future plans include a startup aiming to enhance overnight travel with private cabins. Eurostar has also introduced a new summer menu by a Michelin-starred chef, enhancing the travel experience.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Trump Says Israel-Iran Ceasefire Is Now In Effect—Both Sides Confirm (Live)
President Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, confirmed by both nations, following a series of military exchanges that included U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Israel stated it achieved its objectives and warned of a strong response to any violations.
Despite the ceasefire announcement, tensions remained high as missile attacks continued from Iran. Trump emphasized the need for peace while Iran's officials expressed skepticism about the ceasefire's legitimacy. The situation in the region remains volatile.