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Iran foreign ministry says no current negotiations with United States

Foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei told a press briefing in Tehran that Iran “has no negotiations with the American side at present” and has made no move to reopen direct talks with Washington. “Claims that Iran has requested negotiations are reports periodically circulated by our opponents,” he added. Baghaei said any contacts now take place only through intermediaries, noting that “mediators may convey messages from the American side regarding current developments in the region, but at present we have no negotiations with the American side.” He stressed that Iran’s recent discussions with Oman over the management of the Strait of Hormuz are purely bilateral. “These talks have no connection with the United States… and they are continuing,” he said, adding that the waterway “remains closed.”english.alarabiya+1 The comments follow earlier statements from Iranian officials who accused the US of violating a […]

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Christian killings: Nigeria hiring lobbyists to mask insecurity — Ted Cruz

Cruz said Nigeria’s engagement of a Washington-based lobbying firm was a public relations move meant to soften criticism from the United States rather than confront the insecurity crisis at home. He said Nigerian officials were trying to influence opinion in Washington while failing to address allegations of attacks on Christians and other vulnerable groups. The senator has been at the forefront of calls for sanctions and accountability over alleged religious persecution in Nigeria. His proposed Nigeria Religious Freedom Accountability Act of 2025 seeks to hold officials responsible for what he describes as the enabling of mass violence against Christians. Reports also said Nigeria signed a $9 million lobbying contract with DCI Group, a US public affairs firm, after being designated a country of particular concern by President Donald Trump. The controversy adds to growing diplomatic tension between Abuja and some […]

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Iran army vows continuous strikes if US doesn’t halt attacks

Iranian commanders issued the warning after a fresh wave of US airstrikes on targets inside Iran and along its southern coastline, including air defence systems, radar sites and coastal bases near the Strait of Hormuz. The operations are part of consecutive nights of US attacks aimed at degrading Iran’s military capabilities.reuters+1 Tehran has responded with missiles and drones aimed at US-linked bases and infrastructure in neighbouring Gulf states such as Kuwait and Bahrain, and has threatened to widen its response if Washington presses on. Iranian officials describe the Strait of Hormuz as an “unbreakable red line”, insisting they will resist any attempt to weaken their control of the vital waterway for global oil shipments.news.un+1 The exchanges have shredded an already fragile ceasefire and interim deal agreed earlier in the year, with shipping through the strait disrupted and regional energy infrastructure […]

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Iran denies US claims of nuclear facility at Kolang Mountain

Iran has rejected fresh United States claims that it is operating a secret nuclear facility at Kolang Mountain, also known as Pickaxe Mountain, near the Natanz nuclear site.bbc+3 Tehran described reports that thousands of uranium‑enrichment centrifuges have been moved into deep underground tunnels at the mountain as “baseless propaganda” aimed at justifying further military threats and sanctions.abc.net+3 Officials reiterated that Iran has no undeclared enrichment plants and that all its recognised nuclear facilities are under the monitoring and safeguards of the International Atomic Energy Agency.abc.net+2 They also pointed out that key parts of the nuclear programme were damaged during previous US and Israeli strikes, insisting there is currently “no enrichment” taking place outside sites already known to the UN watchdog.abc.net+1 Western analysts, using satellite imagery, have highlighted ongoing tunnelling and fortification work at Kolang Mountain, raising suspicions that the complex […]

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Canada says it is evaluating “all options” after fresh US tariff threats

Canada has said it is evaluating “all options” after the United States administration announced plans to impose a new 50% tariff on a significant number of Canadian goods.pm+1 In a statement, Prime Minister Mark Carney described the move as the latest in a series of unilateral US trade actions that violate the Canada–United States–Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), including earlier tariffs on the Canadian auto sector.cbc+2 Carney said Canada has so far responded with matching, targeted measures but warned that Ottawa is prepared to take any steps necessary to protect Canadian workers, farmers, businesses and families.pm+1 The new tariffs, which will hit packaging products, textiles, horticultural items and other goods accounting for around 5% of Canadian exports to the US, are expected to take effect in August.bloomberg+1 The dispute comes just weeks after the July 1 CUSMA review deadline, when Canada and […]

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Canada wildfires spread smoke across US

Hundreds of wildfires continue to burn across Canada, sending thick smoke into parts of the United States and prompting widespread air quality warnings in both countries. According to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre, 857 wildfires are currently active nationwide, including 23 new fires reported on Thursday. Most of the ongoing fires remain out of control, increasing concerns about their impact on public health and the environment. Smoke from major wildfire clusters in western Ontario has spread across several Canadian cities, including Thunder Bay and Toronto, while also drifting south into the United States. Authorities have issued air quality alerts across parts of the Upper Midwest, the Great Lakes region and the Northeast. In the US, hazardous air quality has been reported in areas of Michigan, Minnesota and Minneapolis. Health officials are advising residents, especially children, older adults and people […]

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US and Iran exchange fresh strikes across Gulf

The conflict between the United States and Iran intensified once again as both sides carried out fresh military operations across the Middle East, despite earlier efforts to ease tensions. Iran announced that it had launched attacks targeting US military facilities in several neighboring Gulf countries, including Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain. The strikes came as renewed fighting entered its sixth day, placing growing strain on the preliminary agreement that had aimed to reduce hostilities. At the same time, the US military confirmed it had conducted a series of overnight airstrikes on multiple locations across Iran. According to US Central Command (CENTCOM), the operation lasted several hours and focused on weakening Iran's military capabilities and reducing potential threats to international shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The latest escalation follows comments by US President Donald Trump, who warned that Iran must return […]

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US-Iran Talks Face Fresh Uncertainty

Diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran remain uncertain despite President Donald Trump's latest remarks, which mixed harsh criticism of Tehran with indications that negotiations are still expected to continue. Speaking after the NATO summit, Trump strongly condemned Iran's leadership, accusing it of being dangerous and insisting that the country should never be allowed to possess a nuclear weapon. He also issued fresh military threats, warning that the United States could launch more powerful strikes if necessary. While reaffirming Washington's military capabilities, Trump suggested that talks led by his negotiating team could proceed, although he questioned whether they would produce meaningful results. His comments reflected a combination of pressure and diplomacy rather than a complete abandonment of negotiations. Recent exchanges of military strikes between the United States and Iran have further complicated the diplomatic process. Negotiations were temporarily paused […]

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FIFA Clears Balogun to Face Belgium

The decision to overturn the suspension of United States forward Folarin Balogun has sparked debate after FIFA confirmed he will be available for his country's Round of 16 clash against Belgium at the FIFA World Cup. Balogun had been sent off during the United States' victory over Bosnia-Herzegovina in the Round of 32, a dismissal that would normally result in an automatic one-match suspension. However, FIFA's disciplinary committee reversed the sanction, allowing the striker to return immediately. The ruling is considered highly unusual. Throughout World Cup history, players who receive red cards have almost always served the mandatory suspension. Of the 189 red cards recorded in the tournament's history, only two players have avoided missing the following match. The first instance dates back to the 1962 World Cup, when Brazil's Garrincha was dismissed in the semi-final against Chile but was […]

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US to closely monitor Nigeria’s 2027 elections

A United States congressman has said the Trump administration will closely monitor Nigeria’s 2027 general elections. He said the US wants to ensure that the polls are free, fair, and credible. The lawmaker added that Nigeria remains an important partner and that the world will be watching the electoral process closely. He also stressed that Nigerians must be allowed to choose their leaders without intimidation or interference. The statement has drawn attention because of growing concerns over transparency, voter confidence, and election security ahead of 2027.

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