What are the red lines for Iran and the US in the war?
Tehran says US list of 15 demands does not reflect reality.
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Tehran says US list of 15 demands does not reflect reality.
Donald Trump says Iran wants a ceasefire deal. But Tehran says it's not even talking with the US. So what's going on and how likely is a ceasefire?
Trump says US, Israel wiped out navy and air force, as Iran lawmakers plan to collect tolls for transiting ships.
A supply chain crisis will hit ordinary Americans with higher prices at a time when they are already feeling stretched
The termination of the US-Israeli war on Iran would require solid guarantees and a credible guarantor.
US envoy Steve Witkoff said there were "strong signs" Iran could be convinced to make a peace deal, confirming that Washington had passed a 15-point plan to Tehran through mediator Pakistan.
He once again criticised NATO allies for not joining in the conflict.
Pakistan says it is mediating indirect talks between the US and Iran aimed at ending the war.
There is indirect contact and channels between the two sides - but a deal may still be a long way off.
The Islamic republic also kept up its retaliation against Israel and launched attacks on other Gulf states.
Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said any talks with Iran must aim to end the war.
Growing US military presence around Iran suggests shift from air campaign to potential ground operations.
Fulfilling the Pentagon’s request would allow the US to prolong and escalate the conflict indefinitely
Reluctance to cheerlead alleged US ceasefire efforts reflects suspicion talk of peace could be another foil for escalation Middle East crisis – live updates Not long after Donald Trump said the US was engaged in “strong talks” to bring the war with Iran to an end this week, Qatar took the unusual step of distancing itself from the alleged diplomatic negotiations. Qatar was not involved in any mediation efforts, said government spokesperson Majed al-Ansari at a briefing on Tuesday night, before adding as a telling aside: “If they exist.” Continue reading...
As strikes continue, Iran has rejected a proposal from the U.S. to end the war. But on Wednesday, President Trump repeated his claim that Iran's leaders wanted to make a deal. Holly Williams reports.
The US and Israel’s war on Iran is intensifying, as Trump again claims Iranian leaders want to 'make a deal'.
Diplomatic source tells Al Jazeera that Tehran is dismissing the 15-point plan from Washington as unworkable.
China’s foreign minister Wang Yi urged dialogue in separate calls with his Turkish and Egyptian counterparts.
As the US-Israel war with Iran sends fuel prices surging across Southeast Asia, Beijing is using the crisis to position itself as a steadier and more reliable partner than Washington.
President Trump suggested late Wednesday he's avoiding describing the military conflict with Iran as a "war" because of concerns around the fact that Congress hasn't authorized military force.
Air superiority is supposed to deliver a quick triumph. But history has shown that promise to be written on the wind Middle East crisis – live updates To explore the roots of Donald Trump ’s Iran military strategy and the pugnacious rhetoric of his defense secretary, Pete Hegseth , means looking back 105 years. In 1921, a year before Benito Mussolini and his blackshirts marched on Rome to launch the Fascist era, an Italian general named Giulio Douhet published The Command of the Air, proposing a revolution in warfare. Victory in the future, he said, would no longer come from the grinding trench combat of the great war. Instead it meant large-scale aerial bombardments, targeting not just combatants but civilians and civilian infrastructure and logistics. Continue reading...
US president says he will host Chinese leader in a reciprocal visit later this year Middle East crisis – live updates Donald Trump will meet Xi Jinping in May during the US president’s first visit to China in eight years, a closely watched trip that had been postponed due to the Iran war. Trump was initially slated to travel next week, but will now visit Beijing on 14 and 15 May, he wrote in a post on Truth Social on Wednesday. Trump said he would host the Chinese leader in a reciprocal visit in Washington later this year. Continue reading...
A reopening of the critical Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has effectively closed to oil tankers, won't immediately restore the world to its pre-conflict state.
The German Armed Forces Association is warning of a growing Russian threat, a weakened Europe and an unreliable Washington — while the Iran conflict pours billions into Putin's coffers.
Australia is concerned Iranian visitors may overstay their visas because of the war in the Middle East.
Trump says he is talking to "the right people" in Iran, but Tehran says no such negotiations are being held.
Australia's Home Affairs Department said decision to ban Iranian visitors amid the war was in the 'national interest'.
US President Donald Trump's surprising claim that talks with Iran were yielding great progress only raised more confusion over a war whose goals were already unclear.
The U.K. is predicted to be worse hit by the Iran war than its developed market counterparts, the OECD said in its interim economic outlook on Thursday.
Iran will play two friendly matches in Turkiye as they prepare for the FIFA World Cup in the US, Canada and Mexico.
The comments were part of a broader address in which he condemned Nato allies Yesterday the Conservative party said that it wanted to ban political parties from distributing campaign literature in a foreign language. Announcing a plan to propose an amendement to the representation of the people bill to make this law, the shadow communities minister Paul Holmes said: Campaigning in a foreign language as the Greens did in Gorton and Denton only fosters greater division. A coherent national culture relies on shared values, and an inclusive electoral process relies on a common tongue. I think it’s for political parties to choose how they campaign and communicate with British voters. If they’re using British money that is funding their campaigns and they’re speaking to people who have the right to vote, then why would you not show those voters the respect of communication? What fuels division is Nick Timothy standing up and singling out Muslim forms of worship for a ban when he’s not applying that to forms of worship that other religions are talking about. It just doesn’t compute, does it? I worked in Number 10. Briefly, I had a Number 10 phone. There was a paranoia about devices like that falling into other people’s hands. And so whether it was the Met Police, whether it was Morgan McSweeney, and what sounds like pretty evasive set of reporting, even when you look at that transcript , or whether it was the Number 10 security team following up something that at the time they could not have been sure had not been taken by a state actor, a phone with all sorts of government secrets potentially in it, that’s precisely why people in government have two separate phones. I don’t believe McSwindle had his iPhone stolen Honest believe, Matt. It’s smacks of the liar Johnson defence of ‘lost all my WhatsApp messages’. We mustn’t take the public for fools. And I am afraid this smacks of too convenient by far. I won’t do it. I will say what I actually think. And I don’t believe it. End of! I believe the report was made. McSwindle didn’t mention that he was the chief of staff to the PM. A significant omission of he’d wanted the police to prioritise the offence. Continue reading...
U.S. President describes the Iranians as ‘great negotiators’ but says he was not sure he was ‘willing to make a deal with them to end the war’
The UN has presented an aid action plan for Cuba to US officials, which even involves fuel tracking models. Meanwhile, former President Raul Castro has reportedly been involved in talks with the US.
Cabbage farmers in the Philippines are harvesting their crops at a loss as prices plunge and fuel costs soar.
Shortage of helium will have ripple effects across medical and other industries.
European stocks are expected to open in negative territory on Thursday as investors weigh mixed messages on the status of Middle East peace talks.
Iran has confirmed receipt of a US ceasefire plan conveyed via Pakistan but has rejected its proposals as "excessive." Tehran insists it is not negotiating with Washington as missile strikes continue. Follow DW for more.
He was initially slated to travel next week.
Iranian official describes US's 15-point plan as 'maximalist' as state television outlines five conditions for peace.
The White House has warned Iran to accept what it called a military defeat, or the US will “hit harder” than before.
A combination of higher mortgage rates and economic uncertainty are reversing what was expected to be a recovery year in the housing market.
Ukraine has said it has “irrefutable” evidence that Russia is continuing to provide intelligence to Iran.
The 82nd Airborne Division deployment to the Middle East is intended to pressure Iran into accepting U.S. ceasefire terms, military analyst Michael Eisenstadt says.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, with Trump's backing, will craft another Republican reconciliation bill for ICE, military spending on the Iran war and the SAVE America Act.
Iranian parliament speaker Ghalibaf has threatened U.S. forces while reportedly being eyed by the Trump administration as a potential Iran talks channel.
Potential deal would shift production at German auto plant from cars to missile defence, report says
Foreign accounts allegedly mimic American voices online, with Argyle research claiming 60% of Operation Epic Fury discourse originates outside the U.S.
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US President Donald Trump held a cabinet meeting where he discussed the war on Iran with senior officials. Grouped from 8 articles across 6 sources.
Iran’s state TV has set out a list of five demands it says must be met before the country will agree to end of the war.
With his ultimatum set to expire for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz to international shipping traffic, President Donald Trump has yet to say it will be prolonged. Grouped from 14 articles across 8 sources.
UN Chief Antonio Guterres has said that the conflict in the Middle East is “out of control”. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
Iran’s foreign minister has said Tehran has ‘no intention of negotiating for now’. Plus, the AI users whose lives were wrecked by delusion Don’t already get First Thing in your inbox? Sign up here Good morning. Iran… Grouped from 4 articles across 3 sources.
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