Le Premier ministre pakistanais, Shehbaz Sharif, a reporté sa visite en Suisse prévue pour le 18 juin. La décision fait suite à la signature électronique d'un accord entre les États-Unis et l'Iran, qui met fin à la guerre au Moyen-Orient. Le Pakistan, en tant que médiateur, soutiendra la mise en œuvre de l'accord.
Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon killed at least three people on Thursday, according to Lebanese state media. This follows a US-Iran interim agreement aimed at ending conflicts, including in Lebanon. Israel's military released a map showing forces within Lebanese territory, potentially violating maritime agreements.
An Israeli soldier was killed and seven wounded in southern Lebanon. This comes as a US-Iran deal to end the war faces challenges, with Iran warning Israel's continued presence in Lebanon would "nullify" the agreement. An Israeli drone strike also killed one person in Lebanon.
The Strait of Hormuz reopens after over 100 days of disruption, releasing 62 million barrels of crude. A US-Iran peace deal allows traffic resumption, but the influx may lead to an oversupplied market, concerning Asian refiners.
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan expressed cautious optimism about a US-Iran MOU, calling it an "incredibly important" step. He stressed the need for robust verification, addressing wider security concerns like maritime navigation, and rebuilding trust with Iran before economic cooperation. The minister also highlighted the centrality of the Palestinian issue for regional stability.
Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul urged the U.S. and Iran to publicly share details of their peace agreement before Berlin considers joining a mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz. Germany requires official clarification of the 14 points and consent from coastal states, suggesting the EU's Aspides mission mandate could be adapted.
Israeli forces conducted airstrikes in southern Lebanon, injuring several people, just days before a US-Iran deal to end the Middle East war is expected to be finalized. The attacks targeted Nabatieh al-Fawqa, Kfar Tebnit, and Ansariyeh, with Hezbollah remaining silent on recent actions.
Israeli forces conducted airstrikes in southern Lebanon, injuring several people, according to state media. This occurs days before a US-Iran deal to end the Middle East war is expected to be finalized, raising concerns about its implications for Lebanon.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun asserts Lebanon's negotiation path is independent, seeks ceasefire, and welcomes international aid, including from Iran, while warning against interference in Lebanese affairs.
The family of British citizens Craig and Lindsay Foreman, imprisoned in Iran on espionage charges, urges that their release be a condition of any US-Iran peace deal. They highlight the "moment of fear" for families of foreign detainees.
At least three Iranian tankers carrying nearly five million barrels of crude oil have exited the U.S. Navy blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, the first outbound shipments in two months. This comes as shipowners cautiously reposition ahead of an anticipated U.S.-Iran deal signing in Geneva.
Mỹ và Iran đạt thỏa thuận sơ bộ chấm dứt xung đột, đẩy Thủ tướng Israel Netanyahu vào thế khó xử khi nỗ lực gây sức ép bị dang dở, trong khi phản đối thỏa thuận cũng không dễ dàng.
A secret US-Iran agreement, set to be signed Friday, has ignited a political firestorm in Washington regarding potential financial gains for Tehran, with estimates ranging from billions in oil revenue to a $300 billion reconstruction fund.
Oil prices have fallen below $80 per barrel, nearing pre-conflict levels, driven by optimism over a potential US-Iran agreement that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz to oil flows.
Oil prices dropped near $70 as a potential US-Iran agreement raised hopes for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, potentially easing supply concerns. WTI and Brent crude fell around 5% to three-month lows.
US Vice President JD Vance stated that critics of the US-Iran deal support an "endless conflict" until "every Iranian is dead." He argued they lack alternatives to the deal and criticized proposals to drop bombs without clear goals or American interests. The US Senate recently rejected a resolution to cease military actions against Iran.
Hopes for a US-Iran ceasefire could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, easing fertiliser supply issues for Australian farmers. While new shipments are arriving, concerns remain about shipping company reluctance and an uneven playing field for importers.
Israel was denied access to the US-Iran peace deal memorandum of understanding due to fears Donald Trump that Benjamin Netanyahu would leak it. The deal reportedly includes major concessions for Iran, such as resuming oil sales and waiving sanctions.
Un accord-cadre entre les États-Unis et l'Iran pourrait inclure un fonds d'investissement privé de 300 milliards de dollars pour soutenir l'économie iranienne. Ce fonds, distinct des sanctions, serait conditionné à un accord final et impliquerait des entreprises mondiales.
US President Trump announced a deal with Iran, set to reopen the Strait of Hormuz on June 19. He also stated the US will focus on Ukraine after the Iran deal. Meanwhile, Belarus leader Lukashenko believes US pressure on Iran will cease, and Turkey will increase transit fees through its straits.
A US-Iran understanding memorandum is set to be signed in Geneva, brokered by Qatar and Pakistan. The deal imposes an immediate ceasefire and extends the truce for 60 days, impacting global energy markets. However, internal US divisions and regional skepticism cast a shadow over the agreement's future, raising questions about regional peace or a temporary respite.
A US-Iran agreement aims to end hostilities and start 60-day negotiations on key issues, including Iran's nuclear program. However, significant disagreements on enrichment, missiles, and proxies remain unresolved, with observers calling it a 'deal-to-do-a-deal' that postpones critical decisions.
Qatar's foreign ministry spokesperson, Dr. Majed Al Ansari, expressed cautious optimism regarding an expected US-Iran agreement, calling it a first step towards regional security. He stressed the need for trust-building and rebuilding communication channels in the post-conflict region, noting that "business as usual" is unlikely. The deal is expected to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, vital for Qatar's LNG supply and global energy markets.
An Israeli Ynet portal report suggests Iran has survived recent strikes and brought the US to its knees, exposing American weakness. The report criticizes a US-Iran deal set for June 19 as a strategic defeat for Israel and a failure for the US and moderate Sunni states.
