Irish Leaders: Trump's Iran War Timeline 'Too Long'

0:00It's April 1st. From breaking headlines to political updates, this is Europe news today, powered by AI. Irish leaders are pushing back hard on President Trump's claim that the Iran war could wrap up in two to three weeks. Tauy's siege, Mikel Martin and Tanay's day, Simon Harris both called that timeline way too long, stressing the world can't wait that out amid the chaos. This conflict has sparked the biggest energy crisis ever, dwarfing the last three combined, with diesel and petrol prices still sky high despite, government excise cuts that kept them from spiking even worse. The fallout hits hard on economies and everyday folks, creating massive humanitarian headaches and wild market swings that no one saw coming this bad, governments eyeing more steps like during the Ukraine mess, turning off lights on public buildings at night while the European Commission rolls out, a toolkit of public advice next week to help cope. Every extra day drags on the pain, so their laser focused on ending it now to ease the

1:01supply crunch and get some stability back before prices vary. Us all.