The G7 foreign ministers on Wednesday called for talks to resume for a deal to address Iran’s nuclear program, urging Tehran to “urgently resume” full cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency…
Category: 3. Middle East
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Limiting inspectors or bargaining chip: Why Iran suspended IAEA cooperation
Iran’s latest move raises doubts about the oversight of its nuclear program and could mean a shift away from the nonproliferation framework it has long been bound to.
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Turkey closes livestock markets amid food-and-mouth disease outbreak: What to know
Turkey said on Wednesday it was shutting down all livestock markets to control the spread of a highly contagious strain of foot-and-mouth disease that is hitting the country’s agricultural sector hard. The government stressed that the measures…
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Russian strikes hit Ukraine after US announces weapon shipment cuts
Russian strikes hit across Ukraine after the US announced it would halt some weapon shipments.
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Hamas studying new ceasefire proposals, calls for end to Gaza war | Israel-Palestine conflict News
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar says the deal is popular both in Israeli cabinet and within the public at large.
The Palestinian group Hamas says it is studying new proposals for a temporary ceasefire in Gaza, but insisted it is seeking an…
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Israeli justice minister demands government accelerate annexation of occupied West Bank – Middle East Monitor
Israeli Justice Minister Yariv Levin called on his government on Wednesday to accelerate the annexation of the occupied West Bank.
“I think that this period, beyond the current issues, is a time of historic…
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Turkey gives drought-stricken Iraq more water in boost to PM Sudani
The agreement is expected to ease tensions and advance a joint infrastructure project linking Iraq’s Faw port to Turkey.
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Official – Middle East Monitor
A roadmap proposed by US envoy Tom Barrack calls for the disarmament of non-state groups and state control over all weapons, a Lebanese official told Anadolu on Wednesday.
Barrack, the US ambassador to Turkiye,…
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Oil transport costs drop as shipping traffic rises via Strait of Hormuz after Israel-Iran ceasefire – Middle East Monitor
Oil transportation costs have dropped sharply, and shipping traffic has increased through the Strait of Hormuz following last week’s ceasefire between Iran and Israel, easing concerns over disruptions in the key…
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Japanese activist pledges to continue daily Gaza protests
Japanese activist Yusuke Furusawa has been protesting alone against the Gaza genocide for more than 600 days.
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