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Bloomberg: US back-and-forth forces Europe to consider developing a unified nuclear deterrent
Discussions at military level on European nuclear strategy after the recent US "pause" in Ukraine - Only France and the UK have nuclear weapons in Europe - Macron ready to raise the issue of the "French umbrella"
New questions about Epstein’s death: Coroner speaks of “possible strangulation” and calls for a review
"More likely strangulation than hanging" says Michael Baden, who was an observer at Epstein's autopsy on behalf of his family - The three neck fractures and the "missing minute" in the camera footage
“We do not want nuclear weapons, we are open to any inspection,” says the President of Iran
The Iranian president stressed that his country “will not bow to excessive demands” following the resumption of contacts with the United States
Questions surround Epstein’s death: Prosecutorial Document says he died a day before Police announcement (photos)
The document from the Office of the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York is among the newly released files made public by the Department of Justice - Mystery also surrounds an orange-colored figure seen in Epstein’s unit the night before his death
AHI President highlights U.S.–Greece relations and hosts key Hellenic leaders in Washington
WASHINGTON, DC — The American Hellenic Institute (AHI) continued its active engagement in strengthening U.S.–Greece relations in early February, with President Nick Larigakis participating in high-level policy discussions and hosting prominent Hellenic leaders at Hellenic House
The WSJ on the negotiations in Oman: Iran rejects the US demand to halt uranium enrichment
Both sides describe the talks as a good start, although neither has moved from its longstanding positions. The United States is also insisting on addressing Iran’s missile program, while Tehran says it wishes to continue working toward a diplomatic solution. U.S. officials say President Trump’s intentions remain unclear for now
