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US says Iran deal must meet strict conditions

The United States has said it still wants an agreement with Iran but warned that it will not accept a deal at any price. Officials stressed that any understanding must meet strict US security and economic conditions before it can be signed.ft+2 President Donald Trump recently said he had asked US negotiators not to rush into an agreement with Tehran. He acknowledged that talks are advanced but insisted that key issues, including Iran’s nuclear ambitions and sanctions relief, must be resolved in a way that protects US interests.bbc+1 In recent weeks, Washington and Tehran have discussed a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the conflict and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping route for global oil. Under the emerging framework, the ceasefire would be extended while both sides negotiate over nuclear restrictions, sanctions and frozen assets.reuters+2 Iran has […]

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Europe Faces Record-Breaking Heatwave

Western Europe is facing one of its most intense heatwaves in recent history, with several countries recording exceptionally high temperatures and authorities issuing emergency alerts as millions of people struggle with extreme heat conditions. France has experienced its hottest day ever measured by the national temperature indicator, which averages daytime and nighttime temperatures across multiple locations. On Wednesday, the indicator reached 30°C, surpassing all records since measurements began in 1947. Large parts of the country remain under the highest level of heat warning, while thousands of households in western France continue to deal with power outages caused by the extreme weather conditions. Temperatures climbed above 40°C in several regions, with some areas in western France recording between 39°C and 43°C. The severe heat forced major tourist attractions in Paris, including the Louvre Museum and the Eiffel Tower, to reduce operating […]

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White House Seeks $87.6bn for Iran War Costs

The White House has formally requested congressional approval for an $87.6 billion spending package, with the majority of the funds earmarked for costs linked to the ongoing US military operation against Iran. According to the administration, about $67 billion of the proposed funding would be allocated to the Department of Defense to support military requirements arising from the conflict. The request was submitted Wednesday by the Office of Management and Budget in a letter addressed to House Speaker Mike Johnson. The proposal arrives at a politically sensitive moment. Although a ceasefire between Washington and Tehran is currently in place, the conflict remains controversial among American voters ahead of the November midterm elections. The issue has also exposed divisions within President Donald Trump’s Republican Party. The funding request outlines several major defense-related expenditures, including $21 billion for munitions, $17.3 billion for […]

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France confirms first Ebola case outside Africa

France has confirmed its first case of Ebola in the current outbreak, and the case is the first detected outside Africa. The patient is a doctor who recently returned from a humanitarian mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where the outbreak is still ongoing. French health officials said the doctor was quickly admitted to a specialist hospital and placed in isolation. Authorities said the patient is receiving proper care and that contact tracing is already under way. They also said the risk of wider spread in France remains low because the case was identified quickly. The outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has already caused a large number of infections and deaths. Health workers there continue to work under difficult conditions as they try to contain the virus. Ebola is a serious and often deadly disease, but health […]

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Russia says nuclear weapons are key to preventing global war

Russia has said nuclear weapons remain the main shield against a possible global war. The comment came from the Kremlin amid growing concerns about global insecurity and a new arms race. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the world’s security system is weakening and that nuclear deterrence is now the only thing preventing a wider war. Speaking in Moscow at a foreign policy forum, Peskov said the current international situation is becoming more unstable. He said nuclear weapons are still the strongest guarantee against a global conflict, even though they do not stop regional wars. His remarks come as tension remains high between Russia and the West. The last nuclear arms control treaty between Russia and the United States expired in February, leaving no replacement agreement in place. Russia has repeatedly defended its nuclear policy as a way to protect national […]

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US waives Iran sanctions as Trump warns Tehran

The United States has waived sanctions on Iran for 60 days following the first round of talks linked to a new peace agreement. The waiver is part of an early step meant to ease tensions and support the talks. It allows Tehran to resume limited oil sales and receive payments during the 60-day period. US President Donald Trump said he would take action if Iran fails to respect the terms of the deal. He warned that Washington would respond if Tehran does not keep its side of the agreement. The move marks a temporary shift in US policy toward Iran and comes as both sides test the fragile peace process.

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UN Report Alleges Israel Targeted Palestinian Children

A United Nations commission of inquiry has accused Israel of deliberately targeting Palestinian children during its military operations in Gaza, alleging actions that may constitute genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes under international law. In a newly released report, the commission stated that Israeli authorities and security forces were responsible for acts that caused death, severe injuries, and psychological trauma to large numbers of Palestinian children. The report further claims that such actions continued even after a ceasefire agreement was reached in Gaza in October 2025. According to the commission, there are reasonable grounds to believe that the harm inflicted on children forms part of a broader strategy aimed at weakening the future of the Palestinian population by targeting its younger generation. The findings were issued by the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory and […]

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Trump Welcomes Colombia Election Result

Former US President Donald Trump has welcomed preliminary results from Colombia’s presidential run-off election, predicting stronger ties between Washington and Bogotá after early vote counts placed conservative candidate Abelardo de la Espriella ahead of his rival. According to the initial tally released after Sunday’s vote, de la Espriella secured a narrow lead over left-wing contender Iván Cepeda. The margin separating the two candidates was less than one percentage point, making it one of the closest presidential races in Colombia’s recent history. Despite the preliminary outcome, Cepeda has not conceded defeat. He has called for patience while election authorities complete the verification and cross-checking process, which is expected to take several days before final results are confirmed. Trump, who publicly supported de la Espriella during the campaign, expressed confidence in the result and said he anticipated a significant improvement in relations […]

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Kenya Halts US-Funded Ebola Facility Project

Kenya's Health Minister Aden Duale has ordered an immediate halt to the construction of a US-backed Ebola quarantine facility in Nanyuki, following legal pressure over the government's failure to comply with a court ruling. The decision came a day after the High Court found the minister in contempt for allowing work on the project to continue despite an earlier judicial order suspending construction. Appearing before the court on Tuesday, Duale issued an apology and confirmed that all activities at the site had been stopped. The planned 50-bed isolation center, located within a military installation in Nanyuki, is intended to accommodate US citizens suspected of being exposed to Ebola during the ongoing outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Last month, the High Court ordered a temporary suspension of the project pending the hearing of a petition filed by the Katiba […]

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Europe Heatwave Linked to 40 Drownings in France

France has reported 40 heatwave-related drowning deaths since last Thursday, as extreme temperatures continue to affect large parts of Europe. The announcement was made by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu as several countries face record-breaking heat and growing public health concerns. French authorities have warned residents against swimming in unsupervised rivers, lakes, and canals in an attempt to escape the heat. Sports and Youth Minister Marina Ferrari stressed that many people underestimate the dangers of natural waterways during periods of extreme weather. France, Spain, and Italy remain among the countries most affected by the current heatwave. On Monday, France recorded its hottest June day ever, followed by its warmest June night on record. According to Météo France, the average minimum temperature reached 21.6°C, while more than half of the country remained under the highest level of heat alert. Several tragic incidents […]

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