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The United States and Iran may be nearing a historic agreement that would end the fighting between the two countries. In Tehran, however, street protests against this impending peace deal are growing. The most vocal opponents are chanting “Death to the compromiser” and demanding the resignation of Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi.
Once again, an arrest by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has caused an uproar in the United States.
Construction workers made a shocking discovery in southeastern Poland. During renovation work on the driveway of a private property, the remains of unborn babies were discovered. Until recently, the property was owned by a 57-year-old pathologist.
On Friday, the European Union gave the green light to officially begin accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova. These will start on Monday with a first, politically sensitive chapter on the rule of law, the fight against corruption, and budgetary control. Both countries hope to make rapid progress, but actual accession is not expected for at least five years.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has threatened further attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure, “in response to attacks on Russia.” This would involve the use of the Oreshnik missile, a medium-range hypersonic ballistic missile.
Elon Musk is the world’s first trillionaire, following the stock market debut of his space company SpaceX. His net worth reached an estimated $1.05 trillion, making him three times richer than the second-richest person, Google founder Larry Page. Bloomberg reports.
Catching Pokémon in your neighborhood? You may have accidentally helped build better military drones.
On Sunday, the people of Switzerland will head to the polls. The Swiss are being asked to vote on a thorny issue in a much-discussed referendum.
In the trial held at the Bergen Expo Halls in the Belgian province of Hainaut, Paolo Falzone, the man who drove his car into a carnival parade on March 20, 2022, killing seven people, found guilty of manslaughter of seven victims. He faces up to 30 years in prison.