In the AI agents we find the chats mimic the human behavior in a way.

We have many young people who talk to AI, whether on ChatGPT or on WhatsApp, like to a friend, to whom they confide secrets they do not confide to another human being.

That leads to withdrawal and isolation, and it can also lead to serious abuses that we have already seen in some extremely severe cases.

Today, this is not regulated at all.

Yesterday’s negotiations focused solely on the nuclear file. The Americans did not raise any other issues.

Zero enrichment is outside the scope of negotiations for us. Enrichment is a guaranteed right for us and must continue.

We are ready to reach an agreement that reassures others that enrichment in Iran is peaceful.

As for the missile issue, this is a purely defensive matter for us and is not negotiable — neither now nor in the future.

Regional issues belong to the region and are not related to countries outside it.

The possibility of war is always present, and we are prepared for it. I told the American negotiators yesterday that they have two options for us: war and diplomacy.

Our choice is diplomacy, but we are prepared for both options, even more so than before. We hope that America will choose diplomacy.

If the United States launches an attack against us, we do not have the capability to attack its territory. Therefore, we will attack the American bases in the region, and this will draw the entire region into war.

We are not attacking neighboring countries, but rather the American bases. There is a big difference between the two.

Troubling is Harvard's partnership with our adversaries.

Campus research programs have partnered with the Chinese Communist Party.

University leadership encouraged a campus environment that celebrated Hamas, allowed attacks on Jews, and still promotes discrimination based on race in violation of Supreme Court decisions.

DEI was literally founded at Harvard.

Greenland is facing difficult times, and I want to thank Canada for being a steadfast friend and supporter of our country.

It brings comfort and reassurance for the Greenlandic people to have a close ally and neighbor reaching out with support and presence.

It should be doable to find a solution while at the same time respecting these red lines. I can't foresee whether we will conclude in that way, and therefore we are not out of the crisis, and we do not have a solution yet.

We are in a much better position now compared to a few weeks ago because there are no threats on the table.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump this coming Wednesday in Washington, where they will discuss the negotiations with Iran.

The Prime Minister believes that any negotiations must include restrictions on ballistic missiles and an end to support for the Iranian axis.