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Le Monde: Tariffs: EU hands Trump a political win to avoid trade chaos
Donald Trump and Ursula von der Leyen finalized a significant trade agreement at Turnberry, Scotland, after intense negotiations. The deal, reached just before a looming deadline, avoided punitive tariffs on European exports, though it was viewed as favoring the US.
European leaders expressed relief but acknowledged the compromise was unbalanced, prioritizing stability over the risk of a trade war. The mood was one of cautious acceptance rather than celebration.
#society
GB News: Hero Briton secures six-figure Postcode Lottery payout just one day after helping stamp out hospital fire
Tom Canning, an NHS maintenance technician, won £333,333 in the Postcode Lottery just a day after responding to a fire at Hemel Hempstead Hospital. He shared the £1 million prize with two neighbors after managing access for firefighters during the emergency.
Despite his newfound wealth, Canning plans to continue working at the NHS, stating he wouldn't abandon his role. His winnings will help fund a static caravan for his wife and support local charities, including a food waste initiative that received £30,000 from the lottery.
The Telegraph: Nigerians lead the world in fashion visas for Britain
Nigerians lead in the number of British visas granted for fashion expertise, outpacing applicants from all other countries. They have also received the highest approval rates for global talent visas designated for fashion designers.
The British Fashion Council endorses these applications, funded by the Department of Culture, Media and Sport.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Ministers gather at United Nations for delayed meeting on Israel, Palestinians
Dozens of ministers will convene at the UN for a delayed conference aimed at establishing a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians, though the US and Israel are boycotting. France plans to recognize a Palestinian state in September, a move criticized by Israel and the US.
The conference comes amid ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, which escalated after a Hamas-led attack on October 7, 2023. The UN has long supported a two-state vision, but the US and Israel argue that the conference fails to prioritize condemning Hamas and addressing the hostage situation.