Global Tensions Rise as Leaders Discuss Peace Plans

US President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Florida and expressed hope to move quickly to phase two of the Gaza ceasefire plan, which requires Hamas to disarm. Trump warned Hamas would face consequences if they failed to disarm and stated that Israel had 'lived up to the plan 100%'. The plan involves a technocratic government in Gaza, Hamas disarmament, and Israeli troop withdrawal, followed by reconstruction. Critics have raised concerns about Netanyahu's intentions and the pace of the process. Trump also discussed regional tensions with Netanyahu, including Iran's nuclear program and Syria.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has denied allegations by Russia that Ukraine launched a drone attack on President Vladimir Putin's residence, calling it 'typical Russian lies' intended to derail peace talks. Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claimed that 91 drones were launched at Putin's residence in Russia's Novgorod region, but were all intercepted. The claim comes after talks between the US and Ukraine in Florida, where Presidents Trump and Zelensky discussed a revised peace plan to end the war. Zelensky stated that Ukraine cannot win the war without US support and expressed distrust in Putin's willingness for peace. The White House reported that President Trump had a 'positive call' with Putin, during which Putin mentioned the alleged drone attack, leaving Trump 'shocked' and 'angry'.

The article discusses the controversy surrounding the tribute to French film legend Brigitte Bardot following her death at 91. While some politicians praised her contributions to cinema, others criticized her far-right views and convictions for hate speech. Right-wing politicians, including Marine Le Pen, lauded Bardot, while left-wing politicians were more tempered in their praise or critical of her views. The article highlights the divisions within French politics over how to honor Bardot's legacy.

US President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, discussing the Gaza peace plan and Hamas' disarmament. Trump stated that Hamas must disarm 'very soon' or 'there will be hell to pay.' He claimed that dozens of other countries supporting the peace deal are ready to 'wipe out' Hamas if it doesn't disarm. The two leaders still disagree on the West Bank issue. Trump also expressed support for an Israeli attack on Iran if it resumes building its ballistic missile and nuclear programs. Netanyahu thanked Trump for his partnership and announced that Trump would receive the Israel Prize for his work on the peace negotiations.

A Ukrainian member of parliament, Oleksandr Merezhko, discusses ongoing negotiations with the US amidst Russia's threats of retaliation for an alleged attempted drone strike on Vladimir Putin's home. Merezhko suggests that Russia is seeking an excuse to disrupt peace negotiations. The article highlights the tense geopolitical situation between Ukraine, Russia, and the US.

Former US President Donald Trump expressed his disapproval of alleged Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian President Vladimir Putin's state residence, calling it 'not good'. Moscow claimed to have shot down 91 drones, while Kyiv denied the allegations. Trump also discussed other topics, including a reported US operation in Venezuela, tensions with Iran, and the Israel-Hamas conflict, during his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed that former US President Donald Trump offered Ukraine a 15-year security guarantee as part of a proposed peace plan to end Russia's invasion. Zelenskyy expressed a preference for a longer commitment of up to 50 years to deter Moscow from further aggression. The two leaders discussed the peace plan during a meeting at Trump's Florida resort, with negotiators still working to resolve key issues. Trump claimed that Ukraine and Russia were 'closer than ever before' to a peace settlement. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin alleged that Ukraine attempted to attack his residence, a claim denied by Zelenskyy as an attempt to undermine peace negotiations.

US President Donald Trump warned Iran of a possible strike and urged Hamas to disarm after meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump suggested that Iran may be rebuilding its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programmes, and warned that the US could support another major strike if it continues. Trump also expressed his desire to move to the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal, which involves international peacekeeping forces being deployed in the Palestinian enclave. However, Hamas has refused to disarm, and Israel has indicated that it will resume military action if Hamas does not comply.