
Tehran announced that it had received an official response from Washington to its conditions for ending the conflict in the Middle East, after more than seven months of diplomatic impasse.
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Indirect trade has resumed after more than seven months of war and diplomatic impasse.
Vladimir Putin does not want to admit the “mistake” he made by invading Ukraine, according to one of his ex-prime ministers
Prime Minister from 2000 to 2004, Mikhail Kasyanov, a supporter when he was in office of Russia's rapprochement with the West, became after his dismissal by Vladimir Putin one of the Kremlin's most virulent critics.
War in the Middle East: Iran says it received a response from the United States on its plan to end the conflict
Tehran announced on Wednesday that it had received an official response from Washington to its conditions for ending the conflict, without revealing its content. Indirect trade resumed last week, after more than seven months of war and diplomatic impasse.

Torrential rains in eastern Spain have left two dead and at least one missing near Barcelona. The authorities called on residents to stay at home and follow safety instructions.

Torrential rains in eastern Spain have killed two people and left at least one missing near Barcelona, placing the region on extreme alert.

The first apostolic visit of Pope Leo XIV to France marks four days of light and peace, following in the footsteps of the historic visits of John Paul II.

The head of Iranian diplomacy, Abbas Araghchi, affirmed that there is no “military solution” against the United States, also rejecting new sanctions. Donald Trump recently rejected an Iranian proposal on the Strait of Hormuz.
A fire in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, near Machu Picchu in Peru, caused the death of an elderly person and two injured with second-degree burns, according to Civil Defense. The fire, which started from agricultural burning, spread quickly due to the dryness of the vegetation and threatened the main access route to the Inca site, frequented by tourists going to Machu Picchu.

Nearly 1,500 Burmese were returned from Malaysia to Burma on Sunday, the first phase of a program that could affect 5,000 people, despite warnings from NGOs about the risks of persecution in a country in civil war since 2021, where more than 100,000 deaths have been recorded according to the NGO Acled.