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Iranian conservationists are assessing and stabilizing historic sites damaged during the recent war involving the United States and Israel. Landmark locations including Golestan Palace face years of repairs amid funding challenges and ongoing instability.
A Norfolk homeowner discovered a large Cold War era nuclear bunker beneath his house when he first viewed the property. Now, as interest in private shelters rises, he plans to turn the underground space into a cinema and storage area.
At the Madrid Open, master ham cutter Ernesto Soriano showcased his craft as Spain’s prized cured ham took center stage among elite guests. His rise reflects the growing prestige of both the product and the artisans who carve it.
Russia scaled back its May 9 parade amid drone fears as Poland boosted defence spending and tensions rose between the United States and Iran. Vietnam deepened ties with India while major military drills in the Philippines signaled growing regional coordination to deter China.
Vladimir Putin said Russia once helped broker a secret deal to move Iran's enriched uranium abroad with support from the United States and Israel. He warned that stalled negotiations have now led to a deadlock, increasing regional tensions.
North Korea has revised its constitution to require an automatic nuclear strike if Kim Jong Un is assassinated. The move comes amid rising global tensions and reinforces the country’s hard-line nuclear policy.
Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon continue despite a ceasefire, with Hezbollah launching retaliatory attacks. The podcast also covers political change in Hungary, subdued Victory Day events in Russia, and other major global developments.
Defense Minister Israel Katz signed a confidentiality certificate allowing prosecutors to indict lawmaker Tally Gotliv for allegedly exposing the identity of a security service agent. The case had been delayed for months due to classified evidence requirements.
A Labour Member of Parliament has warned the cabinet to replace Keir Starmer by Monday or face a leadership challenge from her. The move follows severe election losses across England, Wales and Scotland.
Faith leaders and public figures have urged united action against antisemitism after a series of attacks on Jewish communities. An open letter expressed solidarity and called the recent violence a nightmare from another time.
Faith leaders and public figures have signed an open letter supporting the Jewish community after a series of violent antisemitic attacks. They say tackling hatred is a shared responsibility for the whole country.
The 2026 Eurovision Song Contest begins in Vienna amid a boycott by five countries over Israel's participation. While organisers highlight strong ticket sales and fan support, protests and political tensions threaten to overshadow the seventieth anniversary event.
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