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Ranjbaran to Al Mayadeen: There is a difficult path full of challenges ahead for the indirect talks

Ranjbaran to Al Mayadeen: Defending the Resistance, the Palestinian cause, the Lebanese Resistance, and confronting Zionist crimes throughout the entire region are at the top of the Foreign Minister’s agenda

Ranjbaran to Al Mayadeen:Currently, both Tehran and Washington consider uranium enrichment a red line, but the Americans' red line exists only on paper, whereas our red line is inviolable under any circumstances, and the Americans fully understand this

Ranjbaran to Al Mayadeen: Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi will not back down in the face of US pressure or its media tactics aimed at influencing the other party. They know well that he is a seasoned diplomat who will not lose his way

Ranjbaran to Al Mayadeen: "Israel" has proven that it makes decisions on behalf of the Trump administration and is using all its capabilities to sabotage these talks

Ranjbaran to Al Mayadeen: Following messages from Washington to Tehran, the fourth round of talks was held, during which Iran warned the other side about the consequences of this approach on the talks

Ranjbaran to Al Mayadeen: This approach prompted us to lodge a strong protest with Muscat, as talks could not proceed amid conflicting positions, and therefore, we decided to cancel the fourth round, which had been scheduled for May 3

Ranjbaran to Al Mayadeen: Following the third round of talks, the US delegation adopted positions that diverged from its earlier negotiating stance, describing uranium enrichment as a red line

Mohammad Ranjbaran, Advisor to the Iranian Foreign Minister, to Al Mayadeen: Contrary to its public statements, the US delegation adopted positive positions during the third round of talks

Advisor to the Iranian Foreign Minister to Al Mayadeen: Washington's position on the need to halt [Iran's] uranium enrichment emerged suddenly following the second round of talks

Meta creates working group to unblock Trump's accounts: Reports

By Al Mayadeen English
Source: News websites
1 Jan 2023 12:15

Will Donald Trump be allowed back on Meta's social platforms?

US President Donald Trump.

The Meta company has formed a special working group to resolve the issue of restoring former US President Donald Trump's access to blocked accounts on the Facebook and Instagram social networks, according to the Financial Times newspaper.

The working group includes employees from the company's public policy and communications departments, as well as the content policy and safety and integrity departments, according to the newspaper.

The final decisions on moderation were previously made by the company's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, who is now focusing on work on the metaverse, according to the report. However, as CEO and controlling shareholder, Zuckerberg may intervene in the process, according to the report.

A decision on Trump's accounts is expected to be made later in the month, the report said.

Read next: Elon Musk: 2022’s Twitter-gate Genius of the Year

Following the Capitol riots on January 6, 2021, Trump was barred from using both Twitter and Facebook. His activities in relation to the event were deemed to be in violation of the platforms' policies.

Later, the former president launched the Truth Social social network to combat Big Tech censorship and protect the right to free speech and expression.

Moreover, Donald Trump's Twitter account was restored on November 20 after Elon Musk conducted a poll in which a small majority of respondents supported the move, just days after the former US president announced another White House candidacy.

Trump's account was blocked from the network in early 2021 for his role in the January 6 attack on the US Capitol by a mob of his supporters wanting to reverse the 2020 election results.

"The people have spoken. Trump will be reinstated," Musk tweeted, shortly after the 24-hour Twitter poll on his account ended.

The people have spoken.

Trump will be reinstated.

Vox Populi, Vox Dei. https://t.co/jmkhFuyfkv
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 20, 2022

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