How a Reformist Won Iran's Presidential Election

Welcome to the TLDR News Daily Briefing

In today’s episode, we run through the reformist candidate’s shock presidential win in Iran. Also, we discuss France searching for a way forward following election result; strikes hitting a children’s hospital in Ukraine; and Starmer’s first few days in power in the UK.

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Further reading:

✍️ Iran Elects Reformist President

✍️ Post-Election Update in France

✍️ Strikes Hit Children’s Hospital in Ukraine

✍️ Starmer’s First Few Days in Power in the UK

✍️ TLDR Good News

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00:00 Intro
00:18 Iran Elects Reformist President
02:48 Post-Election Update in France
04:44 Strikes Hit Children’s Hospital in Ukraine
06:05 Starmer’s First Few Days in Power in the UK
07:39 TLDR Good News
08:19 Sponsor

[cfv]

French prime minister: Mon president, I resign.

Macron: Non.

[swiftmatic]

The fact that he needed the approval of the clerics to run just shows how little 'reform' will actually occur

[Duck-wcde]

the prime minister: "I want to quit"
Macron: _Non_

[arc]

Blowing up a children's hospital...what depravity.

[victorconway]

PM: "I wish to resign."

Macron: "That's nice. Now get back to work!"

[LeRoiEnJaune]

The real question is whether or not the clerical-class actually lose any of their stranglehold over the economy.

[NKillBruh]

6:00 There's a typo there "Protest" instead of "Protect"

[terencetam]

It seems that Macron gave up on the parliament and internal policy. He is trying to secure a cohabitation so he can focus on EU and external affairs.

[XIII_Vanitas]

FYI Tajani's name is pronounced as "tie-ah-knee", not "tah-genie".

[Emanon...]

A reformist President in Iran is like a straight, honest "family values" Republican in Congress.

[seppokuusinen]

I ordered your magazine last year. No issue with the content or quality but the hassle to get it delivered was too much and won’t order mute next ones. Not only did I have to pay extra for customs and local delivery, but the red tape with two different sets of questionnaires was ridiculous.

[TheSirmousavi]

1:24 that's KhAmenei not KhOmeini (who was the previous/first Supreme Leader)
I noticed this mistake in another tldr video too

[Corvi]

"Dad, why did you turn off the TV to talk about Iran ?
Are we in trouble ?"

[donovanlocust]

Remember the Ayatollah still runs the show. The president can't do much.

[blackwatertv]

Iranian hardliner: “Death to the west! Iran will wage war against all who stand against us”
Iranian reformist: “ I agree with what that guy is saying however I’m gonna be nice and polite about it”

[rmmenendez]

I still don't know how I feel about the couch

[johnkimble]

just wondering, what made you change the newsroom location?

[jessesummers]

Guess they have just stopped caring about appearance at this point

[moravianlion]

RU gov: "Sigh, another Tuesday, another children hospital..."

[miladd]

0:31
Bruh you literally skipped 8 years of Rouhani from 2013-2021