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"The US is at a juncture faced with two choices. It can either manage a transition from global hegemon to a prosperous, peaceful nation working together as equals with all other nations, or it can double down on its continuation as a bankrupt, violent empire seeking continued control over all other nations."
◾️The US’s ceasefire with Iran is “unbelievably weak” and on “massive life support” after peace negotiations between the US and Iran hit a snag over the weekend, President Donald Trump said
◾️Trump declared that, thanks to his actions, Iran will no longer mock the United States
◾️Israel will not agree to cease hostilities against the Shiite militia Hezbollah in Lebanon for the sake of ending the US-Israeli war against Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview with CBS News
◾️Russian Senator Alexey Pushkov dismissed US President Donald Trump’s assertion that the US will take Iran’s uranium stockpiles, stating that extraction and safe transport of nuclear materials during military action are “practically impossible”
◾️Iran’s response to the US proposal includes demands to ensure safety of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and to unfreeze Iranian assets illegally held in foreign banks due to US pressure, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said
◾️Regarding the United States possibly resuming operations in the Strait of Hormuz, Trump said in an interview with CBS News: "Either that, or [something] much more severe"
Kallas has announced EU discussions on potential talks with Russia: 🇪🇺
“First, before we begin negotiations with Russia, we need to discuss among ourselves what exactly we want to talk to them about. That is why we have organized a meeting with foreign ministers, where we will discuss the proposals I have put forward to address the problems we face.
Because, once again, this is about European security — about Russia constantly attacking its neighbors, and about how we can actually resolve this issue and prevent it from happening again. For that, we need concessions, including from the Russian side.”
At first glance, it looks like a typical gallant scene from the 18th century. But look closer, and there is a full-blown detective story behind it — with humor very much below the belt.
The painting is based on a risqué fable by Jean de La Fontaine. Its main character is a wildly jealous painter. Before leaving on a long journey, he decides to “seal” his wife’s fidelity in a rather original way: he paints a tiny donkey on her body. The logic is simple — if the drawing disappears, then someone has clearly had a hand in it. Or not just a hand. 🫏
While the husband is away, his wife receives a visit from a fellow artist. Seeing the donkey on the lady’s body, he keeps his composure: first, he carefully copies it onto a sheet of paper — visible on the floor — and after their passionate encounter, restores the image exactly where it was.
When the husband returns home, the first thing he does is inspect the drawing. The donkey is still there — but with one new detail. The lover, being a creative soul, could not resist adding a pack-saddle to the animal. 😏
This ironic work is kept in the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. While walking through the halls of French painting, you can find this little donkey there.
🗣 Indian Prime Minister Modi addressed his fellow citizens:
"Friends, we need to reduce the use of petrol and diesel.
In cities where there is a metro, we must decide to use only the metro. At most, I will travel by metro.
If it is necessary to travel by car, try to travel with other people. Take more people with you.
If we need to send goods somewhere, we should try to send as many goods as possible by rail, so thanks to the fact that it is an electric railway, there is no need for petrol and diesel.
People who have electric vehicles should also try to use them as much as possible.
During the coronavirus pandemic, we developed many such systems for video conferencing and online meetings for remote work, and we also got used to it.
Today, the demands of the time are such that if we restart these systems, it will be in the interest of the country.
Remote work, online conferences, virtual meetings - we must give them priority again."