The Briefing Live from Paris: Israel orders strikes on Tehran while Iran denies breaking truce
Jun 24, 2025
Joining the discussion is Florence Piederman, a political analyst known for her insights on European defense and international relations. She dives into the recent collapse of the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, unpacking its regional implications. The conversation takes a turn to shifting geopolitical alliances, emphasizing the evolving U.S. foreign policy and Europe's response to security threats. Additionally, they touch on the complex interplay of climate politics amidst current crises, balancing celebration and urgent action.
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Fragile Ceasefire in Middle East
- The declared ceasefire between Israel and Iran collapsed within minutes, revealing the fragility of peace efforts in the Middle East.
- Ceasefires declared independently without joint agreement often indicate mauvaise foi and mistrust between parties.
Airstrikes' Unclear Impact
- Saturday night's airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities might be a tactical success but a strategic failure.
- The strikes' effectiveness at halting Iran's nuclear program remains unclear and uncertain.
Trump Favors Netanyahu Over Advisors
- Donald Trump appeared more responsive to Netanyahu than to his own advisors regarding Middle East military actions.
- This marked a surprising shift for Trump, who campaigned against endless wars yet backed Israel aggressively.