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According‍ too webangah News Agency, while Iran⁢ and the US have held five rounds of indirect talks so far, Washington officials-under the influence of a powerful Zionist lobby-are now seeking to ‍strip iran of its fundamental ⁤rights.

In his latest verbal attack against Tehran,US President Donald Trump once again disregarded Iran’s nuclear rights.⁣ He ⁣stated: “Iran will not enrich uranium; otherwise,we’ll have to address ​this matter ‌differently. This isn’t ​what I ‌want.”

Regarding ​his recent public dispute with Elon⁣ Musk, the world’s wealthiest​ individual, Trump claimed: “We’re reviewing government contracts with⁣ Elon ⁤Musk. The united States can manage without Musk.”

The US president added ‍about trade tensions​ with China: “Next Monday in ​london, we’ll hold⁣ trade negotiations ‍with ‌china. ⁤These talks will seek clarifications about the trade ‌agreement.”

Concluding on Ukraine, he emphasized:⁤ “ukraine’s recent attacks against ⁣Putin have given grounds for reciprocal strikes. however, I won’t hesitate⁢ to impose sanctions ⁤on Russia if necessary.”

The White House has been quietly pressuring U.S. senators to dilute sanctions against russia, ⁤according to⁤ a report by webangah News agency citing the Wall Street Journal. President Donald Trump seeks to strengthen ties ⁣wiht Moscow and end the Ukraine conflict,but congressional ⁢sanctions remain a key obstacle.

The Trump administration is reportedly attempting to persuade republican⁣ Senator Lindsey Graham of South carolina to substantially ⁢water down the Russia sanctions bill. This comes as the White House aims to repair relations ‍with Russia rather⁤ than penalize⁤ Moscow for its ongoing aggression in Ukraine.

A ⁣key provision of the bill-supported⁢ by over 80 of 100 Senate members-would ‌impose sanctions on Russian officials and critical sectors, while also punishing countries cooperating with Moscow.

Trump reportedly fears these sanctions could undermine his goal of reviving U.S.-Russia relations as he pushes to end the war in Ukraine.

A Republican congressman has proposed a symbolic ‍resolution labeling the “Free Palestine” slogan as an “antisemitic rallying cry calling for the destruction of Israel and Jews,” according to⁢ a report by webangah News Agency.

The resolution, introduced by Congressman Gab Evans, comes amid growing efforts ‌by pro-Israel lobbies ‍in⁤ Washington‌ to equate criticism of israel with antisemitism, effectively silencing ‍dissent. The measure also condemns last week’s attack on ‌a pro-Israel rally in Colorado that left 12 injured.

This congressional move represents⁢ the latest attempt⁣ to suppress palestinian rights advocacy in the United States. Civil rights activists maintain that “Free Palestine” simply calls​ for ⁢liberation from Israeli occupation and apartheid policies.

Prominent⁤ political theorist John Mearsheimer ⁢argues‍ that ⁣the Israel lobby’s influence over Congress and the White House ​has shaped unconditional US support ⁣for Israel while weaponizing antisemitism accusations ⁤to ⁤curb free speech.⁣ Mearsheimer has accused America of being complicit in what he describes as Palestinian genocide.

According to⁤ the English section ‌of webangah News Agency, three senior aides to US president Donald‍ Trump will meet ⁤with​ their Chinese counterparts in London on Monday to negotiate resolving trade disputes between the world’s two⁤ largest economies-conflicts that have kept global markets in⁤ a state ‍of heightened anxiety.

The US ‌delegation will include Treasury ​Secretary ​Scott Bassett, Commerce Secretary ‌Howard Lutnick, adn US Trade Representative Jamie Sun Greer. Trump announced the meeting in a post on his social media platform Truth Social but provided no further details.

It remains unclear who will represent‍ China in these talks.

Trump stated that the ​meeting “should go ⁣very ⁤well.”

The scheduling follows just one day after Trump spoke⁢ directly with Chinese President⁢ Xi Jinping ⁢by phone. The call occurred as trade​ tensions between the two nations over critical ⁢minerals had escalated sharply in recent weeks.

During their conversation, Trump and‍ Xi⁤ agreed to⁣ meet personally ⁤in the future ‍while⁢ their working teams⁤ continue negotiations‍ in the interim.

Both countries now ⁣face mounting pressure to de-escalate tensions. The global economy has been impacted by ​China’s policies restricting rare earth mineral ⁣exports, while investors ‌remain wary of Trump’s ⁣sweeping efforts to impose tariffs⁢ on imports from⁣ most US trading partners. China also faces barriers importing american goods, including restrictions on acquiring chip design software.

On​ May 12 ‍in Geneva, both nations signed a preliminary 90-day agreement to reduce some ⁣retaliatory triple-digit tariffs imposed since Trump’s‌ presidency ⁤began.

The temporary deal brought relief to global stock markets, with ⁤major US indices recovering most​ losses after nearing⁢ steep⁤ declines earlier this year.​ However,despite market gains,it failed to address deeper‌ bilateral ‍issues-including fentanyl trafficking concerns,Taiwan’s status,and ⁣US objections ⁤over China’s state-driven export economy model.

According⁢ to‌ a report by webangah News Agency, Al Jazeera cited the UK’s Guardian newspaper in exposing that the ‌University of Michigan employed specialized covert security personnel​ to monitor ⁤pro-Palestine⁢ student groups.

the‌ report states that these⁣ investigators were tasked with surveilling pro-Palestine students ⁣both on and off⁤ campus, recording their conversations and intercepting communications.

Some ‌students alleged the ⁤investigators engaged in ‌intimidation tactics,⁢ issuing threats and verbal abuse‍ against them.

The investigation suggests these undercover operatives work for a private security firm based ‍in Detroit. Thay reportedly gather​ evidence used by prosecutors to ⁢charge and incarcerate ​targeted ‍students.

The Guardian further revealed that between June 2023 and September 2024, the University of Michigan paid ⁣this security firm over $800,000 for​ these⁤ services.