Iran Rejects US Ceasefire, Seeks Guarantees in War Stalemate
Iran's foreign minister indicates Tehran may continue hostilities even if US attacks stop, as regime demands permanent deal and refuses ceasefire offers amid UN pressure.
Category : Diplomacy
EU's Kallas: Middle East Chaos from Erosion of International Law
European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas asserts that the chaos in the Middle East is a direct result of the erosion of international law, urging Europe to move beyond damage limitation.
Iranians in UK Urge Starmer to Avoid War Escalation
Over 100 Iranians in the UK, including Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, have signed a letter to Keir Starmer, arguing that military action against Iran only bolsters the regime and harms democratic hopes.
Trump's Potential Role in Ending Iran Conflict
Experts analyze the possibility of Donald Trump intervening to resolve the Iran war, exploring diplomatic strategies and geopolitical consequences.
Beijing Assesses Trump's Economic Tolerance for Taiwan Strategy
Analysis reveals Beijing is closely monitoring Donald Trump's economic pain tolerance as a key factor in planning a potential invasion of Taiwan, following predictable outcomes in Middle East conflicts.
Sanctions on Israeli Settlements Work Without US Support
As the E1 settlement plan advances, nations like Canada and the EU must escalate targeted sanctions to counter Israeli expansionism, leveraging economic tools despite US rollbacks.
Iran's New Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei: A Symbol of Defiance
Mojtaba Khamenei's appointment as Iran's supreme leader reveals the regime's wartime priorities of continuity and defiance over traditional religious legitimacy.
UK Updates UAE Travel Advice After Evacuation Flight Denial
The Foreign Office has issued new guidance for British travelers in the UAE and Dubai following a security incident involving Iran. A London family was wrongly denied boarding on an evacuation flight, prompting updated advisories.
China-North Korea Trains Resume After Six-Year Pandemic Halt
Passenger train services between China and North Korea are set to resume this week after a six-year suspension due to the Covid-19 pandemic, with tickets now available for select groups.
Inside Iran: Citizens Share Terror as Strikes Continue
Iranians describe living in fear amid US-Israel attacks on hospitals and heritage sites, while peace strategist Sanam Naghari-Anderlini warns of escalating chaos.
Mojtaba Khamenei's Leadership Adds Uncertainty to Iran's Future
The elevation of Mojtaba Khamenei as Iran's new supreme leader introduces an unpredictable element to regional tensions, with his obscure background and ties to the IRGC shaping Tehran's defiant stance.
Iran's New Leader: Trump's Target in Regional Conflict
Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the former ayatollah, emerges as Iran's new supreme leader. Experts analyze his role, selection process, and potential impact on the ongoing war with Israel and the US.
Von der Leyen Calls for Realistic EU Foreign Policy
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has called for a more realistic and interest-driven EU foreign policy, questioning if postwar institutions still serve Europe's global role amid the Iran conflict.
Trump's Next Move: Deal with Iran's New Leader?
Mojtaba Khamenei succeeds his father as Iran's supreme leader amid US and Israeli bombings, raising fears of Middle East war escalation after Trump's criticism.
Trump Warns Iran's New Leader Could Escalate Middle East War
Mojtaba Khamenei succeeds his father as Iran's supreme leader amid US-Israeli bombardment, with Donald Trump calling the choice 'unacceptable' and raising concerns of further conflict.
UK Citizen Voices Support for Tehran Residents in War Aftermath
A letter from Desmond Hewitt in Wiltshire responds to an article about life in Tehran, condemning US-Israel strikes and expressing hope for survival amidst ongoing conflict in Iran.
Cuba's Crisis: Blackouts and Hardship Under US Oil Blockade
Cuba faces severe blackouts and soaring prices as US sanctions choke oil imports, pushing citizens into survival mode and testing their resilience amid growing tensions.
Qatar PM: Iran's Miscalculation 'Destroyed Everything'
Qatar's prime minister warns Iran's attacks on Gulf nations risk destabilizing the region and global economy, calling for urgent de-escalation and renewed diplomacy.
Qatar PM: Iran Betrayed Us, All Sides Must De-escalate
Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani has accused Iran of betrayal following attacks on Gulf nations, while emphasizing the urgent need for diplomatic de-escalation to prevent regional and global economic destabilization.
Australia Evacuates Officials' Families from UAE Amid Conflict
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong announces the evacuation of dependents from the UAE due to escalating Middle East tensions, with over 1,700 citizens already returned on government flights.
Iran's Assembly of Experts Chooses Khamenei's Son as Next Leader
Mojtaba Khamenei is expected to succeed his father as Iran's supreme leader amid regional tensions and internal disputes over voting procedures and wartime leadership.
Starmer and Trump Talk After Criticism Over UK Support
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has spoken with Donald Trump about military cooperation through US use of RAF bases, following Trump's social media criticism of UK support for Iran strikes.
Khamenei's Death: Iran's Berlin Wall Moment Unfolds
The sudden death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei after 37 years in power has created a profound power vacuum, with experts comparing it to the fall of the Berlin Wall and predicting intense struggles for succession amid ongoing conflict.
Russian Ambassador Denies Frog Poison in Navalny Death
Russia's UK ambassador Andrey Kelin denies Kremlin used frog poison to kill Alexei Navalny, claiming synthetic toxin available in London. Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper disputes claims.
UN Plans to Merge Women's Agency UNFPA for Equality Reform
The United Nations is planning a significant structural reform by merging its women's agency, UNFPA, into a new entity aimed at accelerating global gender equality efforts.
Cooper: 'Substance Not Social Media' After Trump Rant
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper responds to Donald Trump's criticism of UK military support, stressing focus on national interest over social media disputes amid Middle East tensions.
China's Wang Yi Warns Against 'Law of the Jungle' in Iran War
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi declared the Middle East conflict 'should never have happened' while striking a conciliatory tone with the US ahead of Donald Trump's visit.
Africa's Strategic Push for Reparative Justice Gains Momentum
African nations are intensifying efforts to secure reparative justice for historical injustices, with new diplomatic and legal strategies emerging to address colonial-era wrongs.
Trump Bruised by UK's Iran Stance, Special Relationship Frays
Donald Trump faces political isolation as UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer refuses support on Iran conflict, amid domestic pressure and controversial White House social media tactics.
Trump Bruised by UK's Iran Stance, Straining Special Ties
Donald Trump's return from Dover Air Base highlights his frustration with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer over Iran conflict opposition, exposing cracks in the transatlantic alliance amid war uncertainties.
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