War in Iran, Ghana, Patrick Bruel and Roland-Garros: the news of the night

War in Iran: “no final agreement has been reached†with the United States, according to Tehran. “Exchanges continue but no final agreement has yet been reached… with the United States to end the war in Iran, said Friday the spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Esmaïl Baghaï. The latter was reacting to a message from Donald Trump, published in the afternoon on his Truth Social network, in which the American president “has once again very clearly defined its red lines…according to Al-Jazeera : “Iran cannot possess nuclear weapons, the Strait of Hormuz must be reopened quickly, and Iran must also demine the strait as quickly as possible…. Donald Trump then met with his advisers to take, according to him, a “final decision†, but after two hours of discussions, no announcement was made. “So all that remains is to wait…sighs the Qatari channel.

Ghana: Parliament adopts anti-LGBTQ law. The Ghanaian Parliament adopted on Friday “a draconian anti-LGBTQ bill, several months after its reintroduction into the chamberâ€notes Bloomberg. The text “on sexual rights and family values†prévoit “prison sentences of up to three years for people identifying as LGBTQ†et “forces anyone aware of a person’s homosexuality to report them to the authorities…specifies the economic media. The law also criminalizes “the promotion of LGBTQ activities”.. The text had already been adopted by deputies in 2024 but had not been signed by the president at the time. It was reintroduced to Parliament in February and is now awaiting the signature of the current head of state, John Mahama, who supports the text.

Patrick Bruel cancels his concerts until September. After announcing Friday morning that he would not sing with the Enfoirés next January, Patrick Bruel, targeted by several investigations for rape, immediately gave up “his summer festival tourâ€reports The evening. “In the interest of appeasement and responsibility, Patrick Bruel takes the decision, in agreement with the festival organizers, to cancel the concerts planned from June to September…announced 14 Productions. “We do not in any way wish to expose either the organizers or the public to a climate of tension…added, the singer’s production company. Patrick Bruel, 67 years old, “was scheduled to perform on around fifteen dates this summer, in Belgium, France and Switzerlandâ€specifies the Belgian daily. His three concerts scheduled for June 16 to 18 at the Cirque d’hiver in Paris are also canceled.

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