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CBN orders banks to freeze terrorism linked accounts

The Central Bank of Nigeria has ordered banks and other financial institutions to freeze accounts linked to six individuals and four bureau de change operators accused of terrorism financing. The directive was issued in line with Nigeria’s updated sanctions list and requires all regulated financial institutions to act immediately. The CBN said the affected accounts, funds and assets must be frozen without prior notice. According to the bank, the order also covers assets controlled directly or indirectly by the listed persons and entities. It added that no funds, services or economic resources should be made available to them. The CBN instructed banks to screen customers, beneficial owners and transactions against the updated sanctions list. Institutions are also expected to file suspicious transaction reports where necessary and report their findings within 48 hours. The move is part of efforts to tighten […]

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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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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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US disputes Iranian claims about closing Strait of Hormuz

The United States has rejected Iranian claims that its military closed the Strait of Hormuz, saying there is no evidence of a closure and that commercial ship traffic through the waterway has actually increased. Iran announced on Saturday that its military had closed the strategic Strait of Hormuz, in retaliation for what it calls a "blatant breach" of a recently signed US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding by the United States and Israel. Iran's top joint military command ordered the closure and warned that no ships or vessels should approach the waterway. US Vice President JD Vance disputed the closure during an interview with Fox News on Saturday, stating that there is no evidence Iran closed the Strait. US Central Command released a statement shortly after Iran's announcement, confirming that commercial ship traffic through the strait increased on June 20. "CCommercial ship […]

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Russia calls on US and Iran to return to negotiating table on Strait of Hormuz

Russia has urged the United States and Iran to return to the negotiating table to resolve their ongoing conflict over the Strait of Hormuz, describing the diplomatic channel as the only viable path to de escalate tensions in the Persian Gulf region. The Russian Foreign Ministry issued the statement calling on both Washington and Tehran to resume talks aimed at reopening the crucial waterway that handles nearly 20% of global oil exports. Moscow emphasized that negotiations offer the best chance to prevent further military escalation. Russia's call comes after Iran announced the closure of the Strait and threatened to attack any vessel attempting to pass through, while US President Donald Trump has demanded other nations send warships to police the waterway through a naval coalition. Moscow stressed that diplomatic engagement should address the root causes of the crisis including sanctions […]

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China’s Xi Jinping to Visit North Korea Next Week

Chinese President Xi Jinping will pay a two-day state visit to North Korea next week, marking his first trip to the country since 2019. According to Chinese state news agency Xinhua and North Korea’s KCNA, Xi will be in North Korea from June 8 to 9 at the invitation of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. It is also expected to be Xi’s first overseas trip of 2026. The visit comes as Beijing seeks to deepen ties with Pyongyang at a time when North Korea has been expanding its nuclear programme and strengthening military cooperation with Russia. Analysts say Xi’s trip is aimed at reinforcing China’s influence over its only formal treaty ally on the Korean Peninsula. North Korea recently unveiled a new facility aimed at producing components for nuclear weapons, with leader Kim Jong Un vowing an “exponential” increase […]

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Mideast War: Iran Has Agreed Not to Stock Nuclear Weapon, Trump Says

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that Iran has agreed not to stockpile nuclear weapons, marking a potential breakthrough in diplomatic negotiations amid the ongoing Middle East war involving Tehran. The announcement came as the three-month-old conflict between the United States and Iran continues, with the war mired in a stalemate under a shaky ceasefire and the Strait of Hormuz largely closed to maritime traffic. The war began in late February following U.S. and Israeli military strikes on Iran, which targeted nuclear installations in both countries. President Trump has stated that the military campaign was initiated to prevent Iran from pursuing nuclear armament. Iran was previously viewed as being in a state of "nuclear weapons latency," meaning it possessed the necessary tools to develop a nuclear bomb but had not yet done so. In May 2025, the International Atomic Energy […]

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US Sanctions Iranian Buyers of Sensitive Military Technology

The United States has announced sanctions against an Iran-linked network accused of buying sensitive American military technology for Tehran’s defence sector in violation of US sanctions. According to US officials, the network “impersonated and defrauded” dozens of American technology companies out of millions of dollars’ worth of advanced equipment, including spectrum analyzers, network security devices, encryption hardware and software, non-linear junction detectors, and other security detection systems. The equipment was allegedly diverted to Iran’s Ministry of Defence and Armed Forces Logistics and affiliated entities. The State Department said the procurement ring used fake websites that mimicked real US firms and relied on intermediaries in Dubai and other jurisdictions to receive shipments before smuggling the technology into Iran. The network was led by Iran-based national Ali Majd Sepehr, who, through his company Sorena Hushmand Samaneh Company, is accused of creating false […]

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Iran Weighs Peace Proposal Accuses US of Excessive Demands

Iran is carefully reviewing the latest US peace proposal for ending the current war in the Middle East even as Tehran accuses Washington of making excessive demands that jeopardise the negotiations. In a call with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran remains engaged in the diplomatic process despite what he called repeated betrayals of diplomacy and military aggression against Iran along with contradictory positions and repeated excessive demands by the United States. According to recent reports, Iran's latest peace initiative includes demands for an end to all aggressive actions against Iran and its allied faction in Lebanon, withdrawal of US troops from areas near Iran's borders, and compensation for damages from the US-Israeli conflict. The proposal also calls for the lifting of all US sanctions, release of frozen Iranian assets, and an end to the […]

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Pakistan Seeks Breakthrough in US–Iran Peace Talks

According to Iranian media, Iran’s Foreign Minister met Pakistan’s Interior Minister on Friday May 22 to discuss fresh proposals aimed at ending the US–Israeli war and easing tensions with Washington. The talks focused on possible compromises over Iran’s nuclear programme and security arrangements in the Strait of Hormuz. Officials say Pakistan has been shuttling messages between Washington and Tehran for weeks, after earlier rounds of talks in Islamabad ended without agreement. Islamabad believes a second phase of negotiations could unlock a memorandum that would halt fighting and open the door to broader de‑escalation. Despite these efforts, the United States and Iran remain divided over key issues, especially the size of Iran’s uranium stockpile, verification measures and who controls shipping and security in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for global oil and gas supplies. Pakistan’s mediation is built around […]

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