Trump claims the US has won the war against Iran while simultaneously pursuing peace talks in Pakistan.
The episode opens with Donald Trump's contradictory statements about Iran, claiming the US has won the war while pursuing peace talks in Pakistan. Weather forecasts predict widespread rains and temperature drops across Spain. The US-Iran negotiations represent the first face-to-face talks between the countries since 1979, focusing on unblocking the Strait of Hormuz. Military tensions escalate as the Pentagon reports US destroyers entering the Persian Gulf to clear Iranian mines, while Tehran denies both the ship crossings and mine existence. The episode connects multiple Middle East conflicts, showing how Israel continues bombing Gaza despite international attention on Iran, with 749 Palestinian deaths reported since October. London police detain over 200 people at a Palestine Action protest. A diplomatic crisis erupts between Spain and Israel after a traditional festival in Malaga burns a 7-meter Netanyahu doll, leading Israel to summon Spain's top diplomat in Tel Aviv. Spanish domestic politics feature debates about European military forces and responses to Israeli threats. Pedro Sánchez travels to China for meetings with Xi Jinping, aiming to strengthen economic and political ties. The Spanish government prepares to regularize approximately 500,000 migrants. Andalusia's pre-campaign intensifies with health as a central issue ahead of May 17 elections. Former King Juan Carlos receives a prize in Paris and acknowledges errors in his reign. Hungary's elections could end Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule, with opposition warnings about potential Russian interference. NASA successfully completes the Artemis II moon mission, returning four astronauts after 10 days. The episode concludes with lighthearted discussion about the astronauts' musical playlist in space.
