Trump keeps quiet on Iran, Australia talks trade, lab-grown meat approved

The U.S. is watching President Donald Trump closely as he stays silent on whether he’ll join Israel’s attacks on Iran. Tensions are high after Iran fired missiles at Israel, hitting a hospital and other sites. Trump has called for Iran’s surrender but hasn’t shared his next steps, leaving the world waiting. He’s been meeting with advisors, and some say a U.S. strike might happen soon, though nothing is confirmed.

Meanwhile, Australia is working on a new trade deal with the European Union. After years of talks, both sides are hopeful for an agreement that could boost their economies. This comes as Australia looks to strengthen global ties and grow its markets. In other news, Australia has given the green light to lab-grown meat, becoming one of the few countries to allow it.

A Sydney-based company, Vow, will soon serve dishes like quail parfait made from animal cells, not traditional farming. This move could change how we think about food and sustainability. These stories highlight a mix of global challenges and new ideas. From war tensions to trade deals and innovative food, the world is moving fast. Keep an eye on these developments as they shape our future.