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  1. Exclusive: What's inside the Iran deal Trump is close to signing

    The United States and Iran are nearing a 60-day agreement that would include a ceasefire, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and the lifting of some sanctions to allow Iran to sell oil freely. This deal aims to de-escalate the current conflict and ease pressure on global oil supplies. Negotiations will also commence on curbing Iran's nuclear program, though a lasting peace agreement addressing nuclear demands remains uncertain. AI

    Exclusive: What's inside the Iran deal Trump is close to signing
  2. Israel thrusts reluctant UAE into open over defence ties

    The UAE has been drawn into openly acknowledging defense ties with Israel, despite preferring discretion. This exposure occurred after US Ambassador to Israel, Mick Huckabee, confirmed the deployment of Israeli Iron Dome air defense batteries to the UAE to protect against Iranian attacks. Further complicating matters, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office revealed his secret visit to the UAE in late March to meet with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, a meeting Netanyahu's office described as a "historic breakthrough." AI

    Israel thrusts reluctant UAE into open over defence ties
  3. Trump met top advisers on Iran as he weighs return to war

    President Trump held a meeting with his senior national security advisors to discuss the ongoing war with Iran. He is reportedly considering new strikes against Iran if diplomatic efforts fail. Mediation efforts are underway by Pakistan and Qatar, with negotiations described as difficult and progress slow. Trump's decision on whether to resume military action is pending, with a potential for a final major operation. AI

    Trump met top advisers on Iran as he weighs return to war
  4. Why Trump’s draft peace pact with Iran threatens Netanyahu’s Middle East plans

    Former US President Donald Trump has reportedly negotiated a preliminary peace deal with Iran, a development that could undermine Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's long-standing strategy. Netanyahu's approach has centered on the idea that destroying Iran's Islamic Republic would pave the way for normalized relations with Arab nations and solidify Israel's regional dominance. However, Trump's announcement of a potential deal has drawn criticism from some Republican figures, who are framing it as appeasement and a threat to global security. AI

    Why Trump’s draft peace pact with Iran threatens Netanyahu’s Middle East plans
  5. How China wins by avoiding war

    The article argues that Chinese President Xi Jinping stands apart from other global strongmen like Putin and Netanyahu, who have been politically weakened by engaging in war. While leaders such as Trump, Orban, Putin, and Netanyahu were once grouped as "strongmen," the author contends that their reliance on military conflict has led to international condemnation and diminished global standing. In contrast, Xi's approach of avoiding war is presented as a strategy that preserves China's strength and international position. AI

    How China wins by avoiding war
  6. Trump asked Muslim leaders to sign peace deal with Israel after Iran war ends

    Former U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed that any agreement to end the conflict with Iran should mandate that several additional countries join the Abraham Accords. During a conference call with leaders from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, and others, Trump urged them to normalize relations with Israel. While some leaders expressed surprise, Trump indicated that his envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff would follow up on this initiative in the coming weeks. AI

    Trump asked Muslim leaders to sign peace deal with Israel after Iran war ends
  7. From Jack Sparrow to Bride of Chucky, Iran’s video jibes at Trump are online hit in China

    Iran's embassy in Beijing has released an animated rap video titled "What is the East?" that uses internet memes and pop culture to mock US leaders and highlight its ties with China. The two-minute video, which garnered over 370,000 views, features animated characters from Iranian and Chinese culture, alongside depictions of Donald Trump as a pirate and Benjamin Netanyahu as the Bride of Chucky. It also satirizes US foreign policy by showing past US presidents carrying away oil barrels. AI

    From Jack Sparrow to Bride of Chucky, Iran’s video jibes at Trump are online hit in China
  8. US voices hope on Iran deal progress before Pakistan army chief visit

    The United States and Iran are reportedly nearing a breakthrough in talks aimed at ending the ongoing war, with a draft deal potentially on the horizon. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed optimism about the progress, while Iranian officials indicated that a preliminary agreement might be close. Pakistani Field Marshal Asim Munir has been a key mediator in these discussions, facilitating talks between the two nations. AI

    US voices hope on Iran deal progress before Pakistan army chief visit
  9. Israeli minister posts video of flotilla activists, threatens to jail them for ‘long time’

    Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir posted videos showing him interacting with detained flotilla activists, sparking criticism from politicians globally. The footage depicted activists with their hands tied, kneeling, and being subjected to aggressive treatment by security personnel. Ben-Gvir's actions and remarks, including calling Israelis "the landlords," have drawn condemnation for their perceived insensitivity and provocation. AI

    Israeli minister posts video of flotilla activists, threatens to jail them for ‘long time’
  10. Vance meets Qatari mediator as U.S. awaits peace plan response

    President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a tense discussion regarding a new peace proposal aimed at resolving the conflict with Iran. Mediated by Qatar and Pakistan, the proposal seeks to bridge gaps between the U.S. and Iran, with Netanyahu expressing skepticism and a desire to continue military action. Trump, however, remains optimistic about a deal while also prepared for renewed conflict if negotiations fail. Iran has confirmed it is reviewing the updated proposal, but has not yet shown significant flexibility. AI

    Vance meets Qatari mediator as U.S. awaits peace plan response