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Iran Stops Talking To Mediators, Reports Say, But Trump Says Talks Continue
Iran stopped communicating with mediators about extending a ceasefire in the war with the US and Israel, two semiofficial Iranian news agencies reported Tuesday.
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Deal With Iran On Truce, Hormuz Expected "Over The Next Week", Says Trump
He told ABC News he has thus far withheld final approval on a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at unblocking the vital shipping lane, explaining, "I still have to get a few more points."
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"Good Deal Or No Deal": Top US Diplomat On Pact With Iran After US Strikes
The strikes came as top Iranian negotiators arrived in Doha for the latest round of talks to end the months-long conflict, which had prompted Iran to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial artery for global energy exports.
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"May Agree To Later Nuke Talks If...": US' Olive Branch Amid Iran Standoff
Trump insisted the US blockade on Iranian shipping near the Strait of Hormuz would remain in place until an agreement "is reached, certified, and signed".
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"Totally Unacceptable": Trump Rejects Iran's Peace Plan, Tehran Responds
Iran responded to the US by warning it would not hold back from retaliating against any new US strikes or permit more foreign warships in the Strait of Hormuz.
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One Page, 14 Points: Inside The US-Iran 'Memo' To End Middle East War
The memo calls on Iran to commit to a moratorium on nuclear enrichment, the US agreeing to lift its sanctions and release billions in frozen Iranian funds, and both sides lifting restrictions around transit through the Strait of Hormuz.
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60-Day Deadline Hours Away, Team Trump Denies Being At War With Iran
US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth also told lawmakers that he believes the ceasefire with Iran "pauses" a 60-day clock on congressional authorisation for war.
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1,200 Patriots, 1,000 Tomahawks: Expensive Weapons US Burnt Through In War
The US military has said it struck more than 13,000 targets, but officials told NYT that the figure masks the vast number of bombs and missiles it used because warplanes, attack planes and artillery typically strike large targets multiple times.
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Richard Nixon To Joe Biden, A History Of US Visits To Pakistan
In December 1959, Dwight D. Eisenhower became the first American president to visit Pakistan, arriving in Karachi at the invitation of his Pakistani counterpart.
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White House Warns Staff On Insider Trading Amid Iran War Bets
The warning comes after a series of recent well-timed and profitable bets raised questions about potential insider trading around President Donald Trump's decision-making on military maneuvers in Iran and Venezuela.
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Iran's Approval, 15 Ships A Day: Strait Of Hormuz Opening Comes With Caveats
Tehran is demanding that its blocked overseas assets be unfrozen before the two-week period is up.
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US-Iran Ceasefire Brings Relief, But Coal's Heat Lingers For India
The Middle East war has caused a significant increase in oil prices. Brent prices rose 30 per cent since the war began and pulled the coal futures up by 18 per cent too.
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Oil Refinery In Iran Struck Despite Ceasefire, Tehran Strikes Kuwait, UAE
Oil Refinery In Iran Struck Despite Ceasefire, Tehran Strikes Kuwait, UAE: Reports
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"Expect Unimpeded Flow Of Commerce Through Hormuz": India On Iran Ceasefire
Iran-US-Israel Ceasefire - "Expect Unimpeded Flow Of Commerce Through Hormuz": India On Iran Ceasefire
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Iran Refuses To Meet US Officials In Pak, Ceasefire Efforts Hit Wall: Report
The push, led by Pakistan, has failed to yield a breakthrough, with Tehran formally notifying mediators that it is unwilling to send officials to Islamabad for talks in the coming days.
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Iran Stops Talking To Mediators, Reports Say, But Trump Says Talks Continue
Iran stopped communicating with mediators about extending a ceasefire in the war with the US and Israel, two semiofficial Iranian news agencies reported Tuesday.
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Deal With Iran On Truce, Hormuz Expected "Over The Next Week", Says Trump
He told ABC News he has thus far withheld final approval on a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at unblocking the vital shipping lane, explaining, "I still have to get a few more points."
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"Good Deal Or No Deal": Top US Diplomat On Pact With Iran After US Strikes
The strikes came as top Iranian negotiators arrived in Doha for the latest round of talks to end the months-long conflict, which had prompted Iran to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial artery for global energy exports.
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"May Agree To Later Nuke Talks If...": US' Olive Branch Amid Iran Standoff
Trump insisted the US blockade on Iranian shipping near the Strait of Hormuz would remain in place until an agreement "is reached, certified, and signed".
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"Totally Unacceptable": Trump Rejects Iran's Peace Plan, Tehran Responds
Iran responded to the US by warning it would not hold back from retaliating against any new US strikes or permit more foreign warships in the Strait of Hormuz.
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One Page, 14 Points: Inside The US-Iran 'Memo' To End Middle East War
The memo calls on Iran to commit to a moratorium on nuclear enrichment, the US agreeing to lift its sanctions and release billions in frozen Iranian funds, and both sides lifting restrictions around transit through the Strait of Hormuz.
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60-Day Deadline Hours Away, Team Trump Denies Being At War With Iran
US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth also told lawmakers that he believes the ceasefire with Iran "pauses" a 60-day clock on congressional authorisation for war.
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1,200 Patriots, 1,000 Tomahawks: Expensive Weapons US Burnt Through In War
The US military has said it struck more than 13,000 targets, but officials told NYT that the figure masks the vast number of bombs and missiles it used because warplanes, attack planes and artillery typically strike large targets multiple times.
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Richard Nixon To Joe Biden, A History Of US Visits To Pakistan
In December 1959, Dwight D. Eisenhower became the first American president to visit Pakistan, arriving in Karachi at the invitation of his Pakistani counterpart.
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White House Warns Staff On Insider Trading Amid Iran War Bets
The warning comes after a series of recent well-timed and profitable bets raised questions about potential insider trading around President Donald Trump's decision-making on military maneuvers in Iran and Venezuela.
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Iran's Approval, 15 Ships A Day: Strait Of Hormuz Opening Comes With Caveats
Tehran is demanding that its blocked overseas assets be unfrozen before the two-week period is up.
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US-Iran Ceasefire Brings Relief, But Coal's Heat Lingers For India
The Middle East war has caused a significant increase in oil prices. Brent prices rose 30 per cent since the war began and pulled the coal futures up by 18 per cent too.
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Oil Refinery In Iran Struck Despite Ceasefire, Tehran Strikes Kuwait, UAE
Oil Refinery In Iran Struck Despite Ceasefire, Tehran Strikes Kuwait, UAE: Reports
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"Expect Unimpeded Flow Of Commerce Through Hormuz": India On Iran Ceasefire
Iran-US-Israel Ceasefire - "Expect Unimpeded Flow Of Commerce Through Hormuz": India On Iran Ceasefire
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Iran Refuses To Meet US Officials In Pak, Ceasefire Efforts Hit Wall: Report
The push, led by Pakistan, has failed to yield a breakthrough, with Tehran formally notifying mediators that it is unwilling to send officials to Islamabad for talks in the coming days.
