Epstein survivor who voted for Trump says she now fears ‘we’re not going to get justice’
Jena Lisa Jones says she backed Trump in 2024 election because of his campaign promises to release Epstein filesAfter casting her vote for Donald Trump in 2024 in hopes that he would bring transparency around the Jeffrey Epstein case, Epstein survivor Jena Lisa Jones said in an interview this week that she now fears “we’re not going to get justice in all of this”.“I wanted my day in court,” said Jones, who has said she was abused by Epstein when she was 14, in an interview on the Shadow Sessions podcast that aired on Thursday morning. “I didn’t get that, and we were so close to it, it really got ripped from us, and then after [Epstein] passed, everything just went into a circus show.” Continue reading...
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Turkey backs NATO's future, says US wants burden-sharing, not an exit - The Times of India
• Turkish Defence Minister Yasar Guler stated that NATO is adapting to a changing security environment rather than facing a crisis. • Guler dismissed concerns regarding a U.S. exit from the alliance, asserting that Washington is seeking better burden-sharing from European allies rather than withdrawal.
Read original · timesofindia.indiatimes.comUN chief urges prevention, rights-based approach as terrorist threats evolve
• UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for a renewed global commitment to combat terrorism by addressing its root causes rather than relying solely on security measures. • Guterres warned that terrorist threats are evolving, emphasizing that a rights-based approach is essential to prevent radicalization and ensure long-term stability.
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A NewsIran’s Power Struggle Intensifies as Nuclear Talks Expose Deepening Divisions Within the Regime - Iran News Update
• Internal power struggles within the Iranian regime have intensified as rival factions clash over the direction of the country's nuclear talks. • The conflict has escalated beyond foreign policy disagreements, evolving into a bitter battle for political influence at the highest levels of government.
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Iran News UpdateThe Next Energy War Will Be Over Rules, Not Resources – Middle East Monitor
• The European Union is implementing the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), shifting the focus of global energy competition from physical resources to regulatory frameworks. • While traditional energy diplomacy centered on securing oil fields, gas reserves, and pipelines, CBAM introduces environmental regulations as a tool for geopolitical influence.
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Middle East MonitorIran News in Brief – June 30, 2026 - NCRI
• The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) convened for a two-day session on June 30, 2026, to discuss critical governance and human rights issues. • The session focused on the obligation of governments to guarantee children's rights to survival, development, and protection from violence, exploitation, and discrimination.
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NCRIIran Update Special Report, June 29, 2026
• Iran and the United States are scheduled to hold diplomatic talks in Doha, Qatar, on June 29, 2026. • The primary objective of the meeting is to discuss the specific implementation details of a previously established US-Iran memorandum of understanding.
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Institute for the Study of WarSyria After Assad: Turkey Rises, Iran Endures
• The government of Bashar al-Assad collapsed in late 2024 following a successful offensive by Turkish-backed opposition forces. • This power shift has intensified the long-standing regional rivalry between Turkey and Iran, as Turkey expands its influence over the Syrian landscape.
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AlhurraCaught in an escalation spiral, US and Iran agree to stand down — for now
• The United States and Iran have agreed to a temporary stand-down to halt an escalating cycle of conflict, though the U.S. claims a ceasefire is now in effect. • Despite the agreement, Donald Trump has reiterated threats to "wipe out" Iran, signaling continued volatility in diplomatic relations.
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Washington ExaminerUS says it has agreed to 'stand down' after exchange of strikes with Iran - BBC News
• The US and Iran have agreed to "stand down" following a series of mutual strikes over the weekend that threatened to escalate regional tensions. • Both nations had accused each other of violating an existing ceasefire agreement, leading to the exchange of military attacks.
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BBCOne million migrants in Spain apply to regularise status in new scheme
Programme defending benefits of immigration attracts double number of applicants expectedMore than 1 million undocumented migrants and asylum seekers have applied to regularise their status in Spain under a government programme to harness and defend the benefits of immigration at a time when most European countries are pulling up the drawbridge.Although the massive regularisation initiative, announced by the socialist-led government in January, was originally intended to benefit about 500,000 people, it had attracted more than twice that number of applicants by the time the registration period ended on Tuesday. Continue reading...
Read original · theguardian.comUK ‘minded to’ intervene in Paramount’s $110bn takeover of Warner Bros Discovery
Lisa Nandy to ask regulators to assess mega-merger involving Channel 5, CNN and TNT Sports on grounds of media plurality and competitionThe UK culture secretary, Lisa Nandy, intends to ask the British media and competition watchdogs to examine Paramount’s $110bn (£85bn) acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery.The WBD takeover deal will create a media powerhouse controlling assets including: the Hollywood studios behind franchises including Superman, Batman and Top Gun; the UK’s Channel 5; news channel CNN; TNT Sports, which broadcasts Champions League, Premier League and the Olympics; and the Paramount+ and HBO Max streaming services. Continue reading...
Read original · theguardian.comStarmer warns Burnham not to borrow to fund defence as he reveals £15bn plan
The prime minister unveiled his long-awaited defence investment plan on Tuesday after months of delaysKeir Starmer warned his successor not to borrow more to pay for defence as he raided energy, transport and housing projects to pay for a £15bn military spending plan.The prime minister revealed his long-awaited defence investment plan (Dip) on Tuesday after an 11-month government row that cost him his defence secretary and arguably contributed to his downfall. Continue reading...
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