Iran's army warns of larger strikes on Tel Aviv and advises US base hosts to expel Americans. Meanwhile, US and Iran are reportedly close to signing a memorandum on the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear program, with a deal potentially signed by June 14. Tensions remain high with military actions and warnings.
Qatari negotiators have arrived in Tehran to finalize an agreement aimed at ending a conflict between the US and Iran. The agreement, which has been ongoing for over three months, could be signed as early as Sunday, though hardline protesters in Iran have voiced opposition.
An EU court adviser stated the European Commission should have been more transparent about its multi-million euro Covid vaccine contracts, citing a lack of clarity on the impartiality of negotiators.
The US launched new airstrikes on Iran overnight Thursday in response to 'continued aggression,' hours after President Trump vowed to hit Iran 'hard.' Iran reported explosions in multiple locations, and clashes occurred in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran also launched missiles at Jordan, Bahrain, and Kuwait.
Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov confirms ongoing contacts with US negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, with plans for their future visit to Russia being actively worked on.
President Trump faces pressure over the Iran conflict stalemate. A ceasefire extension awaits his approval, but he demands changes, while Iran shows no inclination to concede. Allies and advisors caution against resuming bombing due to depleted munitions and regional fears.
A peace deal between Russia and Ukraine hinges on EU membership for Ukraine, offering security guarantees and driving reforms. Despite challenges like agricultural competition and corruption, innovative solutions like 'reversed membership' are being considered to expedite Ukraine's integration.
Donald Trump is reportedly seeking written nuclear concessions from Iran, deeming verbal assurances insufficient. A draft agreement on a ceasefire and Strait of Hormuz opening was reached, but Trump has toughened terms, demanding specific written commitments beyond not seeking nuclear weapons.
Iranians regain internet access after months-long shutdown, but many fear it could be cut off again as negotiators work on a permanent truce
The US conducted defensive strikes on Iranian missile sites and boats, despite an ongoing seven-week ceasefire, as negotiations for a peace deal resumed in Qatar, with Iran seeking frozen asset release and the US pushing for nuclear concessions.
US forces conducted self-defense strikes in southern Iran against missile sites and mine-laying boats. This occurred as Iranian negotiators arrived in Doha for talks aimed at ending a war that has disrupted global energy flows.
US forces attacked Iranian missile sites and mine-laying boats, jeopardizing a fragile ceasefire and threatening a potential deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, amid ongoing Middle East conflict negotiations.
The US military has conducted "self-defence strikes" on missile launch sites and Iranian boats in southern Iran, according to US Central Command. The strikes occurred as Iranian negotiators were in Qatar for peace talks with Washington.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that an agreement to end the war with Iran might be reached today, emphasizing Israel's right to self-defense. President Trump instructed negotiators not to rush the deal, stressing the need for a good agreement. Key issues like frozen assets remain unresolved, with reports suggesting a 60-day ceasefire extension and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated on Monday that a deal to end the war with Iran could be reached 'today,' while President Trump instructed negotiators 'not to rush' into an agreement, emphasizing the need for a good deal.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated on Monday that an agreement to end the war with Iran could be reached 'today', emphasizing Israel's right to self-defense. President Trump instructed negotiators not to rush into a deal, seeking a good agreement.
President Trump has instructed negotiators to "not rush" into a deal with Iran, just days after suggesting an agreement was close. The proposed deal reportedly includes a 60-day ceasefire, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and further talks on Iran's nuclear program.
President Trump has instructed negotiators to avoid rushing a deal with Iran, despite earlier suggestions of an imminent agreement. The proposed deal reportedly includes a 60-day ceasefire and further talks on Iran's nuclear program, but faces internal Republican division and mixed signals from Tehran.
Oil prices dropped over 5% to below $100/barrel on Monday, driven by optimism for a US-Iran deal. WTI Crude fell to $92.41 and Brent to $99.49. Despite positive market sentiment, President Trump tempered expectations of an imminent breakthrough.
US President Donald Trump has instructed his negotiators not to rush into a deal with Iran, despite reports suggesting an agreement was close. Trump emphasized that both sides must take their time to 'get it right' and ensure no mistakes are made, particularly regarding Iran's nuclear program.
President Trump instructed US negotiators to not rush into a deal with Iran, stating "time is on our side." He emphasized that maritime blockade will remain in full effect until an agreement is reached and signed, while also criticizing the 2015 Iran nuclear deal as "the worst deal ever made."
Negotiators are reportedly close to finalizing a one-page framework agreement between the US and Iran, with plans to publish it on Sunday. Mediators hope to then initiate detailed agreement talks a few days later.
Donald Trump is considering renewed strikes on Iran, with a "solid 50/50" chance of a deal or military action. Diplomatic efforts, including talks with Pakistan and Qatar, aim to extend the current ceasefire and negotiate a truce, while Iran warns of a "crushing" response if talks fail.
A Qatari negotiating team has arrived in Tehran with US approval to mediate an end to the war with Iran. This comes as Pakistan's Army Chief and Foreign Minister are also in Tehran for mediatory talks.
