Trump abre el camino a una ruptura histórica con la OTAN | GMT
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The episode opens with a report on scientists creating the first lab-grown leather from reconstructed T-Rex proteins, highlighting advancements in sustainable materials. It then shifts to Middle East tensions, detailing Israel's bombardment of Lebanon that resulted in over 250 deaths and hundreds of injuries in just ten minutes. Israel justified the attack by claiming Hezbollah had moved into mixed neighborhoods in the capital, with the defense minister warning of consequences for attacks on Israel. International criticism followed, with calls to include Lebanon in ceasefire agreements, while the U.S. and Iran framed the truce as a victory. The episode covers Trump's announcement of 50% tariffs on arms sales to Iran. It moves to U.S.-NATO relations, reporting on Trump's closed-door discussion with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte about potentially leaving the alliance, confirmed by the White House spokesperson. Trump later expressed anger on social media over allies not helping with Iran, though Rutte claimed to have calmed him. Next, Greece's plan to ban social media access for minors under 15 starting next year is announced, with the prime minister explaining the decision on TikTok. Finally, the EU's initiative to provide 40,000 free train tickets for young people born between July 2007 and June 2008 is highlighted, encouraging travel across Europe. The episode concludes with a sign-off for the next day.
