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The World in Brief from The Economist
Keir Starmer resigns; Trump’s threats as first Iran talks conclude, and more
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Sir Keir Starmer resigned as Britain’s prime minister and leader of the Labour party after nearly two years in office. Also, American and Iranian officials concluded a round of talks in Switzerland over the next stage of their peace deal.
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20260622. America and Iran hold talks in Switzerland; Sir Keir Starmer reportedly set to quit, and more
03:13||Ep. 20260622American and Iranian officials began talks in Switzerland over the next stage of their peace deal.America and Iran hold talks in Switzerland; Sir Keir Starmer reportedly set to quit, and more
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13:55|Israel and Hizbullah agreed to an immediate ceasefire, according to American officials. Also, government ministers urged Sir Keir Starmer to set a timetable for his resignation.