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For the US and Iran, war aims have changed beyond recognition

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The Iran war is over. That confident assertion was first made by President Donald Trump just 10 days after the war had begun with a relentless U.S. bombing and missile campaign in unprecedented military coordination with America’s closest Middle East ally, Israel. And this week, it became clear that Mr. Trump’s claim turned out to be right. Why We Wrote This The aims of the U.S. and Iran have changed dramatically since the war started in February.
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Can Britain’s new prime minister succeed where others have failed? European leaders are watching.

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By Ned Temko Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
Britain’s latest prime minister strode into No. 10 Downing St. this week with an audacious aim – one that has eluded not only his six predecessors over the past 10 years, but also mainstream political leaders across Europe. Andy Burnham is out to tamp down the social media-fed mood of disillusionment, impatience, and anger fueling the rise of far-right populist parties in the United Kingdom and other European countries. In Britain, the right-wing Reform UK is leading in most opinion polls.
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Football will not be coming home to England, again

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By Ned Temko Verified
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A great national drama gripped England this week – so all-consuming that it made the imminent departure of Prime Minister Keir Starmer, ousted by allies-turned-rivals in his own Labour Party, seem like a mere sideshow. The final act lasted just a couple of hours Wednesday night. Millions of people across the country were watching – enthralled, nervous, achingly hopeful for a happy ending – in homes, jam-packed pubs, eateries of all descriptions, and banner-bedecked community centers.
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