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G7 leaders warned Iran against advancing its nuclear program

according to Reuters, a news agency.

They also called on Iran to, quote,

stop assisting Russia's war in Ukraine.

Earlier, Joe Biden and Volodomir Zelensky

signed a bilateral security agreement

committing America to providing military support to Ukraine for the next decade.

The group has agreed to lend Ukraine 50 billion dollars to be repaid with interest earned on frozen Russian assets,

to help its fight against Russia and to help it rebuild. South Africa's African National Congress reached a deal to form

a national unity government with the main opposition party, the Democratic Alliance.

The coalition also includes the Incather Freedom Party,

a Zulu Nationalist Party.

The Alliance paves the way for Cyril Ramaposa to remain present. The ANC lost its parliamentary majority in a general election on May 29th.

America's Supreme Court brought on May 29th.

America's Supreme Court ruled that a ban on bump stocks, introduced by Donald Trump in 2018 after mass shooting in Las Vegas,

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