The Trump administration announced a new round of sanctions Wednesday targeting Iranian individuals, companies and vessels accused of facilitating the country’s illicit oil sales and advancing its ballistic missile program — a move that comes just ahead of another round of nuclear
Dozens of world leaders gathered in Washington Thursday morning as President Trump hosted the inaugural meeting of his newly launched Board of Peace, a forum aimed at guiding post-war reconstruction efforts in the Gaza Strip and addressing broader global conflicts. The board,
U.S. and Iranian officials are meeting today for a second round of negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program, as President Trump’s administration continues pursuing a diplomatic breakthrough that has so far remained difficult to secure. Talks are taking place Tuesday in Geneva, Switzerland.
President Donald Trump early Friday warned the Islamic Republic of Iran that the United States would intervene if Iranian security forces violently suppress peaceful demonstrators. In a post on Truth Social, Trump wrote that if Iran “shoots and violently kills peaceful protesters,
Former Mossad Director Yossi Cohen said the United States and Israel “obliterated” Iran’s nuclear facilities in a joint operation that halted Tehran’s uranium enrichment program — and warned that Israel “can come again” if the regime restarts it. Speaking at the Shurat
The Trump administration has reportedly selected Michael Anton, a prominent conservative thinker and senior State Department official, to lead the U.S. technical team in critical nuclear negotiations with Iran. According to Politico, Anton will head a 12-person delegation in discussions to restrict
