Hans-Dieter Lucas, 66, leitete die deutsche Delegation bei den Verhandlungen zum Iran-Atomabkommen 2015. Er erklärt im Interview, welche Lehren aus den damaligen Gesprächen für die aktuellen US-iranischen Verhandlungen gezogen werden können.
A 2020 tweet from California labor leader Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher, "F— Elon Musk," has resurfaced after SpaceX's IPO, sparking debate about the state's loss of tax revenue and jobs. Musk's departure from California was driven by multiple factors, including clashes with officials and a new state law.
California Governor Gavin Newsom accused President Donald Trump of directing the Justice Department to investigate him and his wife for political reasons, alleging agents are trying to find a crime rather than having found one.
President Trump retweeted Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi's post about the 'Islamabad Memo,' a peace deal. A US official stated an 85% chance of a deal involving uranium enrichment, Lebanon, and Israel's defense rights. Pakistan's PM confirmed a final text, and Switzerland offered to host the signing.
The US State Department and Vice-President JD Vance have criticized the UK's handling of Henry Nowak's murder, linking it to 'civilizational decline' and 'mass migration' issues, escalating tensions between the two nations.
Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal posted "calm before the storm" on X, using a blue heart emoji linked to Al-Hilal club. He owns 70% of Al-Hilal Saudi Football Club.
Iceland Cricket humorously referenced Zak Crawley's "spirit" still being with the England team after their batting collapse against New Zealand in the first Test at Lord's. England was bowled out for 140, with Harry Brook scoring 56.
BitMEX kurucusu Arthur Hayes, Worldcoin'in (WLD) 10 dolara ulaşacağını öngördü. Göz taramasıyla kimlik doğrulama yapan proje, son bir ayda %110'dan fazla yükseliş gösterdi.
Toyooka City deleted a tweet on May 3rd after receiving protests regarding its content about illegal foreign workers. The post, shared on May 2nd, cited a notice from Toyooka Police Station and urged cooperation in eradicating illegal employment, but drew criticism for potentially fostering prejudice against foreigners.
Elon Musk sparked debate by calling the use of 'PhD' on social media profiles a sign of arrogance. He stated that 'researcher' titles are being removed from xAI, emphasizing 'engineers' only. This drew criticism from AI startup CEOs, with one calling Musk's stance "dumbest thing I've ever seen."
Anwar Gargash, UAE Presidential Advisor, criticized Iran's 'bullying' in the region, stating trust is lost and can only be regained through responsible language and respect for sovereignty. Ali Safavi, advisor to Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, responded, "We are not bullies, we are against bullying!"
Andy Robertson, a key figure in Liverpool's recent success, is leaving the club after nine years. He reflects on the team's journey from underdogs to champions, the impact of Diogo Jota's death, and the current transition phase for the club.
Arturo Pérez Reverte's July 2024 tweet about José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's role in Venezuela has resurfaced after the former president's imputation by the Audiencia Nacional for alleged crimes including criminal organization and influence peddling. Zapatero is set to declare on June 2.
Amitabh Bachchan addressed unverified health rumors with cryptic social media posts, including a poem about an eagle and parrots and a puzzling tweet. He continues to update his blog regularly.
Camille Cerf, nouvelle co-commentatrice de l'Eurovision aux côtés de Stéphane Bern, a suscité la controverse par ses remarques jugées humoristiques et parfois irrespectueuses par certains téléspectateurs. Malgré les critiques, d'autres ont salué sa complicité avec Bern et son humour.
Tepid cabinet support and a blunted No 10 operation are making it harder for the prime minister to face down criticsUK politics: live updatesThe last time Keir Starmer faced a threat to his leadership, his core team assembled in the cabinet room and persuaded ministers to fire off a succession of supportive tweets in an attempt to keep him in office. This time has been different.As the number of MPs calling for the prime minister to resign has grown over the last 48 hours, much of the cabinet has remained quiet. Continue reading...
Il portavoce degli Esteri Baghaei a Trump: 'I tweet deliranti non hanno peso sulla realtà'
An analysis by NPR suggests that frames from an iconic music video were used to generate content for a tweet by the FBI director.
Tagging @grok in an X post plus a few dots and dashes was all that was needed last night for a bad actor to pickpocket a verified crypto wallet without ever touching the private keys. Agentic token launchpad, Bankrbot reported on May 4 that it had sent 3 billion DRB on Base to the recipient […] The post Grok’s crypto wallet was just exploited by a tweet sent in morse code without any private key compromise appeared first on CryptoSlate.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski has said he would discourage pro-Palestine protesters from using the chant "globalise the intifada" but stressed he is "not interested" in policing language. Speaking to the BBC's Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg, Polanski said he would not personally use the phrase as it distracts from more effective protest messaging. The comments come amid controversy over his retweet of a post criticizing police actions during the arrest of the Golders Green attack suspect, which he described as "traumatic". Meanwhile, Labour faces speculation about potential leadership challenges ahead of local elections, and the SNP has said it will seek a new independence referendum if it wins a majority in next week's Scottish parliament election.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski has apologised for sharing a social media post critical of police actions during the Golders Green stabbing attack, saying people in public service 'should not be above scrutiny'. The controversy follows the terror attack on Wednesday in which two Jewish men were stabbed, with police facing criticism over their response. Polanski remains concerned about police actions and has requested a meeting with Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley. The incident has sparked wider debate about free speech, protest marches and the 'globalise the intifada' slogan.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski has apologised for sharing a social media post accusing police of violently kicking a mentally ill man during the Golders Green attack arrest, but maintains he remains concerned by what he saw. The London Assembly member reposted a message claiming officers 'repeatedly and violently kicked a mentally ill man in the head when he was already incapacitated by Taser'. The row follows a stabbing attack in Golders Green on Wednesday in which two Jewish men were seriously injured in a terror incident.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski has said he would discourage use of the phrase "globalise the intifada" on pro-Palestine marches but insists he is not interested in policing people's language. Speaking to the BBC, Polanski said he wants people to be more effective in their protests and can make their point without using controversial phrases. His comments come as Prime Minister Keir Starmer threatened to ban some pro-Palestine demonstrations and called for tougher action on language used on protest marches. The transport secretary Heidi Alexander meanwhile described Polanski's retweet of a post criticizing police after the Golders Green attack as "disgusting" and "absolutely abhorrent", saying he is not fit to lead a political party.
Transport secretary Heidi Alexander has condemned Green Party leader Zack Polanski for retweeting a post alleging police used excessive force during the arrest of the Golders Green attack suspect. Alexander called the action "disgusting" and "absolutely abhorrent," saying Polanski is not "fit to lead a political party." The suspect, Essa Suleiman, 45, has been charged with attempted murder after two Jewish men were stabbed in Golders Green, north London. The UK's terror threat level was raised to severe following the attack.
