“You made brave decisions on Iran. Now make the brave decision to end the war in Gaza and bring them home.”

(⓿_⓿)…

Kenya anniversary protests turn violent, 8 dead

Nairobi (AFP) – Marches in Kenya to mark a year since massive anti-government demos turned violent on Wednesday, with eight killed and at least 400 injured as protesters held running battles with police, who flooded Nairobi’s streets with tear gas and sealed off government buildings with barbed wire.

https://www.rfi.fr/en/international-news/20250625-kenya-anniversary-protests-turn-violent-8-dead

I wonder how many of these bastards have dual nationality and quietly return to Europe, without
being worried by the justice, after having committed massacres

Early this morning, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) was informed of the military operation launched by Israel which includes attacks on nuclear facilities in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

We are currently in contact with the Iranian nuclear safety authorities to ascertain the status of relevant nuclear facilities and to assess any wider impacts on nuclear safety and security. At present, the competent Iranian authorities have confirmed that the Natanz enrichment site has been impacted and that there are no elevated radiation levels. They have also reported that at present the Esfahan and Fordow sites have not been impacted.

This development is deeply concerning. I have repeatedly stated that nuclear facilities must never be attacked, regardless of the context or circumstances, as it could harm both people and the environment. Such attacks have serious implications for nuclear safety, security and safeguards, as well as regional and international peace and security.

In this regard, the IAEA recalls the numerous General Conference resolutions on the topic of military attacks against nuclear facilities, in particular, GC(XXIX)/RES/444 and GC(XXXIV)/RES/533, which provide, inter alia, that “any armed attack on and threat against nuclear facilities devoted to peaceful purposes constitutes a violation of the principles of the United Nations Charter, international law and the Statute of the Agency”.

Furthermore, the IAEA has consistently underlined that “armed attacks on nuclear facilities could result in radioactive releases with grave consequences within and beyond the boundaries of the State which has been attacked”, as was stated in GC(XXXIV)/RES/533.

As Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, and consistent with the objectives of the IAEA under the IAEA Statute, I call on all parties to exercise maximum restraint to avoid further escalation. I reiterate that any military action that jeopardizes the safety and security of nuclear facilities risks grave consequences for the people of Iran, the region, and beyond.

Yesterday, the Board of Governors adopted an important resolution on Iran’s safeguards obligations. In addition to this, the Board resolution stressed its support for a diplomatic solution to the problems posed by the Iranian nuclear programme.

The IAEA continues to monitor the situation closely, stands ready to provide technical assistance, and remains committed to its nuclear safety, security and safeguards mandate in all circumstances. I stand ready to engage with all relevant parties to help ensure the protection of nuclear facilities and the continued peaceful use of nuclear technology in accordance with the Agency mandate, including, deploying Agency nuclear security and safety experts (in addition to our safeguards inspectors in Iran) wherever necessary to ensure that nuclear installations are fully protected and continue to be used exclusively for peaceful purposes.

I wish to inform the Board that I have indicated to the respective authorities my readiness to travel at the earliest to assess the situation and ensure safety, security and non-proliferation in Iran.

I have also been in contact with our inspectors in Iran and Israel. The safety of our staff is of paramount importance. All necessary actions are being taken to ensure they are not harmed.

Despite the current military actions and heightened tensions, it is clear that the only sustainable path forward—for Iran, for Israel, the entire region, and the international community—is one grounded in dialogue and diplomacy to ensure peace, stability, and cooperation.

The International Atomic Energy Agency, as the International technical institution entrusted with overseeing the peaceful use of nuclear energy, remains the unique and vital forum for dialogue, especially now.

In accordance with its Statute and longstanding mandate, the IAEA provides the framework and natural platform where facts prevail over rhetoric and where engagement can replace escalation.

I reaffirm the Agency’s readiness to facilitate technical discussions and support efforts that promote transparency, safety, security and the peaceful resolution of nuclear-related issues in Iran.

‘Deeply worried’ : China

“The Chinese side… is deeply worried about the severe consequences that such actions might bring,” foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jian said, calling “on relevant parties to take actions that promote regional peace and stability and to avoid further escalation of tensions”.

‘Reasonable reaction’: Czech Republic -

Czech Republic Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky said Iran “is supporting so many players, including the Hezbollah and Hamas movements, with the intention to destroy the state of Israel, and also seeking a nuclear bomb”, that “I see that this was a reasonable reaction from the state of Israel towards a possible threat of a nuclear bomb”.

Avoid any escalation’ : France

“We call on all sides to exercise restraint and avoid any escalation that could undermine regional stability,” France’s foreign minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on X.

No ‘battleground’: Jordan

“Jordan has not and will not allow any violation of its airspace, reaffirming that the Kingdom will not be a battleground for any conflict,” a government spokesperson told AFP after Jordan closed its airspace.

‘Aggressive actions’: Turkey

“Israel must put an immediate end to its aggressive actions that could lead to further conflicts,” Turkey’s foreign ministry said in a statement.

‘Legitimate right to defend itself’: Yemen’s Huthi rebels

Tehran-backed Huthi rebels said on Telegram they backed “Iran’s full and legitimate right to… develop its nuclear programme” and that “we strongly condemn the brutal Israeli aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran and affirm its full and legitimate right to respond by all possible means”.

https://www.rfi.fr/en/international-news/20250613-avoid-escalation-world-reacts-to-israel-strike-on-iran

It is obvious that Israel obtained its nuclear force without deceit, is led by democratically elected humanists and is now a haven of peace in the region. 😊

Exactement

Existing research links standard bicycle lanes with increased levels of bicyclist commuting. Here we question how newer facility types fare relative to standard bicycle lanes. Using 6 years of longitudinal data across 14,011 block groups in 28 US cities, we find that block groups that installed protected bicycle lanes experienced bicycle commuter increases 1.8 times larger than standard bicycle lane block groups, 1.6 times larger than shared-lane marking block groups and 4.3 times larger than block groups that did not install bicycle facilities. Focusing on mileage, protected bicycle lane mileage installed was significantly associated with bicycle commuter increases 52.5% stronger than standard bicycle lane mileage and 281.2% stronger than shared-lane marking mileage. The results suggest that lower-stress bicycle facilities—such as protected bicycle lanes—are significantly associated with larger increases in ridership at the block-group level compared with higher-stress facilities such as standard bicycle lanes and shared-lane markings.

Bravo à eux

😹

As if criminals capable of such despicable massacres, destabilization of the region and constant insults without ever being the target of tough international sanctions were going to listen to this.

Jab We Met

Aditya, un homme d’affaires, souffre d’une profonde dépression. Il laisse tout tomber, et disparait sans un mot. Il erre quelque temps, et dans un train choisi au hasard, il rencontre Geet, une jeune fille du Penjab, pétillante, joyeuse et incroyablement bavarde. Alors, sa vie va changer du tout au tout.

J’ai passé un bon moment !

Le temps perdu

Devant la porte de l’usine

le travailleur soudain s’arrête

le beau temps l’a tiré par la veste

et comme il se retourne

et regarde le soleil

tout rouge tout rond

souriant dans son ciel de plomb

il cligne de l’œil

familièrement

Dis donc camarade Soleil

tu ne trouves pas

que c’est plutôt con

de donner une journée pareille

à un patron ?

Jacques Prévert

Ton français n’est pas mauvais !

Beautiful

Peut-être ça https://ubuntu-mate.org/fr/download/

😂

Would choose Toki Pona, later I would like to learn Swahili too

Soft Fascism

World leaders : We strongly condemn it!

Basic human being : Will you finally impose tough economic sanctions, as you did for Russia?

World leaders : Uh, no… It’s going to be complicated

Basic human being : Are you going to do anything to stop this genocide?

World leaders : We have no proof of genocide and Bibi is our buddy.

Basic human being : Okay, are you going to take action to stop this massacre?

World leaders : Condemning this massacre is the strongest action we can take!

Basic human being : -_-…