Trump doesn’t rule out sending Ukraine more Patriot missiles after Zelenskyy meeting – ABC News – Breaking News, Latest News and Videos

  1. Trump doesn't rule out sending Ukraine more Patriot missiles after Zelenskyy meeting  ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
  2. Trump Says He May Send Additional Patriot Systems to Ukraine  The New York Times
  3. Sharp dressed man: Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the sartorial switch for NATO  Euronews.com
  4. Donald Trump changes tune on Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin  Financial Times
  5. Trump: Zelensky ‘couldn’t have been nicer’ during meeting  The Hill
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Did a ‘Harvard report’ reveal 377,000 Gazans are ‘missing’? The number has been misinterpreted – France 24

  1. Did a ‘Harvard report’ reveal 377,000 Gazans are ‘missing’? The number has been misinterpreted  France 24
  2. Did a Harvard report reveal 377,000 people are missing in Gaza? No - Truth or Fake  France 24
  3. Gaza Without Gazans: Only American Pressure Can Stop Israel’s New Endgame  Foreign Affairs
  4. CAIR Says Harvard Dataverse Report Proves US/Israeli Gaza Aid Concentration Sites are Tactic of War, Not Humanitarian Relief  CAIR
  5. Gaza aid sites risk chaos used to justify killings, report says  The New Arab
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Scientists criticise cut in UK funding for global vaccination group

Five-year £1.25bn pledge to Gavi is 40% cut in real terms, which experts say will cost lives in developing countries

The UK has cut its funding to a leading global vaccination group by a quarter, a move that experts say will directly lead to the avoidable deaths of many thousands of children in developing countries.

The Foreign Office billed the £1.25bn commitment over five years to the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (Gavi) as a major boost to the group’s work as well as to the UK’s status as a developer of vaccines. A series of aid agencies praised the decision.

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‘Naughty’ bears escape, steal a week’s worth of honey and take long nap – The Washington Post

  1. ‘Naughty’ bears escape, steal a week’s worth of honey and take long nap  The Washington Post
  2. Two Brown Bears Broke Out of Their Pen. Then They Ransacked the Honey Stash.  The New York Times
  3. Mish and Lucy the bears eat 'a week's worth' of honey after escaping from their enclosure  NBC News
  4. Rogue bears' honey supply replenished by donations  BBC
  5. Bears escape park enclosure, eat a week's supply of honey  upi.com
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Iran’s parliament approves bill to suspend cooperation with IAEA

Move makes it harder to verify degree of damage inflicted on Iran’s three key nuclear sites by US and Israeli bombing

Iran’s parliament has unanimously agreed to suspend all cooperation with the IAEA, the UN’s nuclear inspectorate, making it harder for an independent expert assessment to be made about the degree of damage inflicted on Iran’s three key nuclear sites by the joint US and Israeli bombing.

It also makes it harder for the location of any highly enriched uranium to be known. The vote is a sign that Iran wants to harden its negotiating position on cooperation with the west in the wake of 12 days of attacks mounted by Israel and the US, but supported by European governments only with varying degrees of enthusiasm.

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Israel says Iran’s nuclear plans set back ‘many years’ after US report casts doubt on impact – BBC

  1. Israel says Iran's nuclear plans set back 'many years' after US report casts doubt on impact  BBC
  2. Live: Israel claims Iran's nuclear program set back 'years'  Australian Broadcasting Corporation
  3. How badly have US strikes damaged Iran’s nuclear facilities? Here’s what to know  CNN
  4. US, Israeli strikes on Iran nuclear sites: How big are radiation risks?  Al Jazeera
  5. What is Iran’s Fordow nuclear site and why did Israel want a US strike?  The Guardian
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Pakistan debates Trump Nobel peace prize nomination after US strikes on Iran

Pakistani government had credited US president with ‘pivotal leadership’ in its ceasefire negotiations with India

Donald Trump’s intervention into the Iran-Israel war, and brokering then announcing a ceasefire, has drawn a heated debate in Pakistan – where the government had formally nominated the US president for the Nobel peace prize as the US military was making its final preparations for a strike that threatened all-out war in the Middle East.

A statement in the early hours of Saturday local time – shortly before US B-2 bombers left the Whiteman air force base in Missouri and headed to Iran – had credited Trump for a “legacy of pragmatic diplomacy” and “pivotal leadership” for ensuring Pakistan’s ceasefire with India in a conflict that had begun with the killing of tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir in April.

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Trump and Hegseth admit doubts about level of damage to Iran nuclear sites

President calls intelligence ‘inconclusive’, while defence secretary describes harm to facilities as ‘moderate to severe’

Donald Trump and the US defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, have admitted to some doubt over the scale of the damage inflicted on Iran’s nuclear sites by the US bombing at the weekend, after a leaked Pentagon assessment said the Iranian programme had been set back by only a few months.

“The intelligence was very inconclusive,” Trump told journalists at a Nato summit in The Hague, introducing an element of uncertainty for the first time after several days of emphatic declarations that the destruction had been total. “The intelligence says we don’t know. It could’ve been very severe. That’s what the intelligence suggests.”

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Man found guilty of murdering Daniel Anjorin, 14, with sword in London

Marcus Arduini-Monzo convicted of killing schoolboy in Hainault, north-east London last year

A man has been found guilty of murdering a 14-year-old schoolboy with a samurai sword last year.

Marcus Arduini-Monzo, 37, carried out a marauding attack while in a state of cannabis-induced psychosis in Hainault, north-east London, on 30 April 2024, the Old Bailey heard.

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The myth of Iran’s invincibility has been shattered, and the fallout could be far-reaching – CNN

  1. The myth of Iran’s invincibility has been shattered, and the fallout could be far-reaching  CNN
  2. When the Supreme Leader emerges, he'll be leading a changed Iran  BBC
  3. What America Can Learn From Iran’s Failure  The Atlantic
  4. How Israel failed in Iran  Al Jazeera
  5. Afraid of Israel, angry at the regime: Iranians on 12 days of war - podcast  The Guardian
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Iran turns to internal crackdown in wake of 12-day war – Reuters

  1. Iran turns to internal crackdown in wake of 12-day war  Reuters
  2. Iran intensifies internal security crackdown with executions and mass arrests  The Guardian
  3. Iran moves to punish ‘spying’ as it proclaims victory over Israel, US  Al Jazeera
  4. Execution of 3 accused of spying and mass detentions fuel crackdown fears in Iran  NBC News
  5. Iran hangs three more accused of spying as fears grow for Swede  Yahoo
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