- Gulf states could be left in the lurch and exposed by the US-Iran deal The Times of Israel
- Gulf Countries Confront Questions About Relying on U.S. for Protection The New York Times
- View / The Gulf’s other postwar challenge Semafor
- How the Gulf will manage collective security after the Iran war ends Al Jazeera
- No victory, no defeat: Iran war pauses with a fragile freeze South China Morning Post
Trump hails Iran deal that fixes nothing except a problem his war caused
Deal will leave things almost exactly as they were before feckless war of choice started
If we get to a Friday signing ceremony without this uncertain new US-Iran deal being derailed by any of its inherent ambiguities, then nuclear talks can finally restart in the same place – and at almost exactly the same point they were before this conflict started.
The world will have irrevocably been changed in other ways. There is no going back for the 120 Iranian children in Minab killed in their primary school in the war’s first hours, nor for their bereaved parents, or any of the thousands in Iran, Lebanon and around the region whose lives were erased or blighted by a feckless war of choice.
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South African jazz legend Abdullah Ibrahim dies at 91
Woman, 21, dies after being thrown from Brazil rope jump bridge without harness
Instructors hurled Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas into 40-metre abyss without attaching safety equipment
A 21-year-old woman who died when two rope jumping instructors threw her from a bridge without first harnessing her to security equipment, has been buried in Brazil’s São Paulo state.
Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas was rope jumping on Saturday at Ponte do Esqueleto, an abandoned bridge in the municipality of Limeira where tourists practice extreme sports. The young woman, who aspired to become a physical education teacher, had asked to be launched from the bridge airplane style, with two instructors hoisting her above their shoulders as she spread out her arms.
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Liz Kendall also wants Ofcom to report to parliament every year on how effectively social media firms are keeping under-16s off their platforms
Starmer acknowledges some teenagers will get round these restrictons. But that does not make the rules pointless, he says.
Will it mean that no child ever looks at social media again? No.
But look, this might shock you, but it doesn’t shock parents of teenagers; they get around other laws too.
Some technology companies want us to think that social media is unchangeable, part of an almost natural order.
But we have to resist that kind of learned helplessness. We have agency, we can change it, and we will.
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Iran live updates: US intel pessimistic on Iran’s willingness to make nuclear concessions – ABC News – Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
- Iran live updates: US intel pessimistic on Iran's willingness to make nuclear concessions ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
- Trump’s agreement with Iran is the moment Netanyahu has been dreading CNN
- Israeli ambassador to U.S. says Israel is 'not going to withdraw from South Lebanon' NPR
- Israelis denounce Trump’s deal with Iran The Washington Post
- Netanyahu and Trump on collision course as US, Iran agree to halt war Reuters
South African jazz pianist Abdullah Ibrahim dies aged 91
The accomplished musician, who recorded over 70 albums in his career, died peacefully in Germany after a short illness
South African jazz composer and pianist Abdullah Ibrahim has died at the age of 91.
His family announced his death in a statement released Monday.
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- Hungarian parliament votes for 8-year term limit that would stop Orbán returning politico.eu
- Hungary moves to limit PMs' terms in office, blocking Orban's return Le Monde.fr
- Hungarian MPs approve PM limits to block potential return of Orban Al Jazeera
- Orbán barred from office for life under new Hungarian constitution Yahoo
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