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📌 Trump says no “definitive” agreement with Netanyahu; US–Iran talks to continue
President Donald Trump said his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu produced no final agreement on how to proceed with Iran, but emphasized that U.S. negotiations with Tehran will continue in pursuit of a deal. Netanyahu urged that any agreement address not only Iran’s nuclear program but also its missile capabilities and regional proxies, while Iran maintains its missile program is non-negotiable. Trump again warned of potential strikes if diplomacy fails. Gaza ceasefire and reconstruction efforts were also discussed amid ongoing disputes.
📌 UK PM urges Sir Jim Ratcliffe to apologise over immigration remarks
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned comments by Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe that the UK has been “colonised by immigrants,” calling them offensive and divisive. Downing Street said the remarks fuel division, while fan groups and anti-racism organizations criticized the statement. Ratcliffe defended his position on economic grounds, though official data disputes some of his claims. Political reactions were mixed across parties.
📌 Police identify suspect in Canada mass shooting
Police in British Columbia identified 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar as the suspect in the Tumbler Ridge shootings. The attack left eight people dead and more than 25 injured, and the suspect was found deceased at the scene. Authorities had previously responded to mental health-related calls at his home and seized two firearms. The motive remains unclear, and investigators believe he acted alone.
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