US-Iran talks end without a deal as American warships transit the Strait of Hormuz
The first round of talks ended without agreement, while two US warships passed through the Strait of Hormuz for the first time since the conflict began.
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The first round of talks ended without agreement, while two US warships passed through the Strait of Hormuz for the first time since the conflict began.
Read report »An India-flagged LPG carrier has become the first Indian vessel to cross the Strait of Hormuz since a temporary US-Iran ceasefire, with its Mumbai arrival expected on April 15.
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Read report »Israeli officials rejected a ceasefire with Hezbollah on 2026-04-11 even as diplomatic pressure and battlefield uncertainty continued to mount.
Read report »Pakistan opened its doors to direct Iran-U.S. negotiations as both sides sent senior figures to Islamabad for talks aimed at turning a fragile ceasefire into something broader.
Read report »Lebanese officials say the latest wave of Israeli attacks killed at least 10 people, including emergency workers, as diplomatic efforts continued around a fragile U.S.-Iran truce.
Read report »The U.S. military says it struck two suspected smuggling boats in the eastern Pacific on the event date, leaving five dead and one survivor as its maritime campaign widened.
Read report »The health ministry says Israeli strikes since March 2 have killed at least 2,020 people and wounded 6,436.
Read report »Officials said the planned meeting in Washington is preparatory, not a full negotiation, as cross-border fighting and ceasefire pressure continue to mount.
Read report »Eyal Zamir said Israel was still in a state of war in Lebanon and could return to operating in Iran at any moment, signalling that the conflict remained unstable.
Read report »Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said negotiations with Washington would not start until there was a ceasefire in Lebanon and frozen Iranian assets were released.
Read report »Xi Jinping met Taiwan's main opposition leader in Beijing for the first time in ten years, reviving a cross-strait channel as election politics loom.
Read report »Al Jazeera reported Hezbollah rocket fire on northern Israeli towns and the Ashdod naval base after Israeli strikes killed at least 14 in southern Lebanon.
Read report »Local sources say gunmen opened fire on civilians in Injil district, leaving at least 10 dead and several others wounded.
Read report »A strike on a government building in Nabatieh killed 13 members of Lebanon's security services, while attacks, displacement and damaged supply routes deepened humanitarian pressure.
Read report »Abu Dhabi National Oil Company chief Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber is warning that the Strait of Hormuz remains constrained and that supply disruption could worsen if access does not normalize.
Read report »The defence secretary said three Russian submarines were monitored for more than a month near critical undersea infrastructure north of the UK, with no damage reported.
Read report »Washington has summoned Iraq’s ambassador after repeated attacks by Iran-aligned militias on American diplomatic personnel.
Read report »Ukraine’s coordination headquarters says the remains of 1,000 dead were returned from Russia-linked repatriation efforts, with identification work now under way.
Read report »A fresh wave of Israeli attacks hit multiple towns in southern Lebanon, deepening doubts over whether the new U.S.-Iran ceasefire can hold.
Read report »The Kremlin ordered Russian forces to pause fighting from Saturday afternoon through Sunday, though Kyiv had not immediately responded.
Read report »Sudan Horizon reported that the agency restored its country office to the capital as it warned that Sudan remains the world's largest hunger crisis and urgently needs more funding.
Read report »Hardeep Singh Puri's Qatar visit underscores India's reliance on Gulf energy supplies as concerns over LNG availability rise.
Read report »The Israeli military identified the men as Maher Qassem Hamdan and Ali Yusuf Harshi while describing a wider campaign against Hezbollah sites across Lebanon.
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