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Trump rules out Iran talks as Gaza peace efforts stall

Trump rules out Iran talks as Gaza peace efforts stall

US President Donald Trump ruled out talks with Iran amid Strait of Hormuz tensions, while Israeli officials rejected troop withdrawals from Gaza without full Hamas disarmament.

US President Donald Trump confirmed that Washington has no diplomatic negotiations scheduled with Iran, reiterating that Tehran will not be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons. Trump warned of potential military action should Iranian or Omani forces interfere with international shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz, following reports of a vessel being targeted in the strategic waterway. In response, Iranian officials warned that their armed forces could switch to an offensive posture if diplomatic efforts fail completely.

Simultaneously, regional peace initiatives face continued deadlock. Although Hamas announced its acceptance of the second phase of a US-backed Gaza peace framework, Israeli leadership maintained that military forces will not pull back from the territory until Hamas is entirely disarmed.

Sources: CDM (Cafe del Montenegro)

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French high court approves end-of-life law while rejecting social media ban for minors

French high court approves end-of-life law while rejecting social media ban for minors

France's Constitutional Council approved end-of-life legislation while striking down a proposed social media ban for minors under 15.

France's Constitutional Council approved key legislation establishing a right to assisted dying, subject to three specific reservations. The decision guarantees a conscience clause enabling private and religious healthcare facilities to opt out of end-of-life procedures. French President Emmanuel Macron praised the ruling, noting that it "parachève un débat démocratique exemplaire". Additionally, the court upheld an emergency agricultural law. However, the constitutional body struck down a proposed ban on social media access for minors under 15, ruling that a total prohibition disproportionately restricted personal freedom and rendered a core element of presidential policy invalid.

Sources: La Tribune, Le Figaro, Le Monde, Libération, Politico Europe (Defense)

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US conducts fresh strikes in Iran amid ongoing diplomatic efforts

US conducts fresh strikes in Iran amid ongoing diplomatic efforts

US forces struck missile targets in Iran while diplomatic discussions involving Qatar and Oman continue alongside demands for financial compensation.

The United States Military Command for the Middle East launched airstrikes targeting missile launchers on Larak Island in the Strait of Hormuz, marking the first American action on Iranian soil in a month. Iranian state media confirmed that six naval personnel died during the operation.

Simultaneously, diplomatic discussions persist. Qatari officials reported active negotiations to negotiate a bilateral US-Iran deal. Tehran also reached a preliminary understanding with Oman regarding revised maritime shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz, provided external powers do not interfere.

However, diplomatic progress remains precarious after US President Donald Trump stated his intention to seek financial compensation from Tehran for past regional hostilities, adding friction to potential talks.

Sources: Le Figaro, Le Monde, Le Soir, Libération, RTBF Info.

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Trump and Hegseth reject reports of US military ammunition shortages

Trump and Hegseth reject reports of US military ammunition shortages

US President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth denied media reports of military ammunition shortages, as Trump claimed diplomatic talks with Iran have resumed despite Iranian denials.

United States President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have pushed back against American media reports claiming US military ammunition reserves are dangerously low following recent operations involving Iran. Reports from outlets including CNN suggested that missile shortages influenced recent strategic decisions. In a post on Truth Social, Trump insisted the military holds "huge amounts of 'ammunition'" and threatened long prison terms for individuals leaking classified inventory details.

Simultaneously, Trump claimed diplomatic discussions between Washington and Tehran have restarted, calling them a final opportunity for Iran to reach an agreement. Iranian officials refuted these statements, maintaining that no negotiations are taking place or scheduled.

Sources: Die Zeit, FAZ, ORF, Tagesschau

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UK health services report surge in eye injuries following solar eclipse

UK health services report surge in eye injuries following solar eclipse

UK healthcare services report an influx of patients suffering from eye soreness and potential retinal damage after viewing a recent solar eclipse without protective glasses.

Healthcare facilities in the United Kingdom are treating an influx of patients reporting severe eye pain and visual disturbances following a recent solar eclipse. Medical professionals report that many individuals viewed the astronomical event without protective eyewear, exposing their eyes to direct solar radiation.

Health authorities warned that looking directly at the sun during an eclipse without specialized protective glasses can cause solar retinopathy, a condition capable of causing permanent damage to the retina. Common symptoms include persistent soreness, blurred vision, and dark spots in the central field of view. Specialists emphasize that ordinary sunglasses fail to offer adequate protection and urge affected individuals to consult eye care professionals immediately.

Sources: Kanal 5.

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