French President Macron:

Unfortunately, we witnessed unacceptable scenes of violence in Paris and other cities for much of last night.

That is not football. That is not sport. That is not what we love.

We will be uncompromising with those responsible.

We do not want to see this anymore. Enough is enough. It's over.

French President Macron:

This PSG team is a great team, and after this back-to-back, there is no doubt: it is the greatest team in Europe. Bravo!

Israeli National Security Minister Ben-Gvir:

Nasrallah is no longer with us, and not by coincidence. And thousands of Hezbollah members are no longer with us, and not by coincidence.

And still, it's not enough. We haven't achieved victory.

We need to keep going, and keep going, and keep going. We must not stop.

Israeli National Security Minister Ben-Gvir:

I think that today everyone understands that you cannot leave Nazis on your border in Lebanon.

You cannot leave Nazis on your border in Gaza. And you cannot allow a regime in Iran whose ultimate goal is to drop nuclear bombs here and bring about an enormous disaster.

Therefore, we must continue, and continue, and continue.

Israeli National Security Minister Ben-Gvir:

I represent all of Israel.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen:

I think we made a mistake after the end of the Cold War, reducing our military spending and hoping that if anything happened then the US would come and help us.

It's simply the wrong way of looking at yourself, your countries, and your borders.

I believe that Europe needs to rearm totally and be totally able to defend ourselves.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen:

Trump was very outspoken about his desire regarding Greenland.

I think we responded very clearly. We had a public discussion and then we agreed to have this high-level working group. It's still working.

Our territorial integrity has to be respected.

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever:

Because of the whole woke phenomenon, a kind of macho backlash has emerged. That backlash is wrong as well. But it should be taken seriously.

Why are boys turning to the Andrew Tates of this world, who are complete fools and idiots? Why are they being taken seriously?

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa and Trump spoke by phone about bilateral relations, regional developments, and ways to cooperate on supporting Syria's stability and economic recovery.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen:

If I had small kids today, I would rather have them smoking than allowing them to stay on their own on social media.

But I am acting prime minister, so I will not say that.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen:

There is a total established link between power, political power, capital, tech giants and AI. And the purpose of this is undermining democracy.

That's the goal because the people who are developing this stuff are against democracy.

I met Sam Altman a couple of years ago. I spent hours with him and at the end of the discussion I said to him, "You have created a monster."

And he said, "Yes, and now it's up to you to find out how to deal with it."

Iran's Tasnim:

If Trump proposes changes to the draft agreement, Iran will make its own revisions as well.

Nothing is finalized. Iran says it will only accept terms it agrees with and is also prepared for the possibility of no deal.

Former Mayor Mike Bloomberg showed up at the Israel Day Parade in New York after Mayor Mamdani did not attend.

Trump continues to post photos of himself with Xi.

Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur have been barred from entering the UK ahead of SXSW London, where both were scheduled to speak this week.

The pair say the decision is retaliation for their criticism of Israel and its war in Gaza.

IDF announces the death of Staff Sergeant Adam Tzarfati, 20, who was killed in combat in southern Lebanon after an explosive drone struck IDF forces.

The attack was carried out by a thermal-imaging drone operating at night that targeted troops in the area.

The U.S. military has quietly coordinated the safe passage of about 70 commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz over the past three weeks, according to U.S. officials.

Most vessels traveled with their tracking systems turned off and followed routes away from Iran’s coastline to reduce the risk of drone or missile attacks.

Source: NYT