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Herkut yhteisiin hetkiin. Riitan. Herkku. Kuka pelkÀÀ liittymÀmyyjÀÀ? MiltÀ maailma kuulostaa, jos jÀÀt siitÀ paitsi? Pieni nÀyttö luo suuren kuplan. Tuu mukaan leikkiin. Ja samalla lapsuuden tÀrkeitÀ hetkiÀ jÀÀ kokematta. Tuukse mukaan leikkiin.
Lapsuus on parasta livenÀ. Siksi Elisa ei suosittele ensilaitteeksi Àlypuhelinta.
Olen Alex Ritson ja viimeisenÀ pÀivÀnÀ, 25. aprilia, nÀmÀ ovat meidÀn mainit tarinoitamme. Yhdysvaltalaiset kÀyvÀt Pakistaniin, jossa puhutaan Iranin lopulta lopulta lopulta lopulta lopulta lopulta lopulta. Tehranin ulkoministeri on jo siellÀ. Elit-e-maili suosittelee, ettÀ Washington miettii pysyvÀÀ ystÀviÀ, jotka eivÀt kÀsittele lopulta Iranin lopulta lopulta.
Also in this podcast. I believe in a two-state solution. I believe that just as the Jewish people have a right to self-determination and statehood, so do the Palestinian people have a right to self-determination and statehood. A British Israeli academic describes the moment he was confronted by Israeli police for wearing a Jewish kippa embroidered with a Palestinian flag. And survivors of Jeffrey Epstein are calling on King Charles to meet with them during his upcoming visit to the U.S.
Me aloitamme viimeisimmÀt yhdistelmÀt yhdistelmÀt yhdistelmÀt yhdistelmÀt yhdistelmÀt
Joten Tehran voisi tulla siihen, mitÀ oli kuvattu, yhdistelmÀllisen suunnitelman, jolla on asioita kuten Hormuun ja Tehranin nukleeriprogrammi. White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt suositti, ettÀ progresi oli jo tehty.
If we feel it's a necessary use of his time. On a separate issue, reports suggest the US is considering punishing NATO allies it believes have failed to support its war on Iran. Spain and Britain are two nations thought to be on the blacklist. Our North America correspondent is David Willis. I firstly asked him about whether progress was likely in Islamabad.
Maybe a little, maybe none at all really, Alex, given that Iran is saying that although its foreign minister Abbas Aranchi has arrived in Pakistan, in the capital Islamabad, he has no plans to meet with US negotiators. And they say that he's there for bilateral talks with Pakistan.
and will then be traveling to Oman and Russia for bilateral talks there as well. It's always possible, of course, that Mr. Aranchi could then circle back to Pakistan to meet Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, but that doesn't appear...
Kiitos puheenjohtaja.
currently has no plans to travel to Pakistan, although the White House said that he's on standby, should there be what are called any major developments. Yes, because a lot of the major sticking points remain, not least the continued blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Is Washington under any kind of pressure to revise its position? It is, I would say so. There are some indeed who would say that President Trump has painted himself into a corner here.