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U.S. and Iran Hold Direct Talks in Pakistan as U.S. Starts Mine-Clearing Push in Hormuz

Both sides face a choice between locking in the ceasefire or sliding back to a wider war.

US and Iran Open Fragile Ceasefire Talks in Pakistan as Hormuz Standoff Persists

Sources Detail Severe Injuries to Iran’s New Leader as He Governs by Audio

U.S. Intel Points to China Preparing MANPADS for Iran, Beijing Denies

Iraq’s Parliament Elects Nizar Amidi President After Months of Deadlock

Russia and Ukraine Begin 32-Hour Orthodox Easter Ceasefire

Ukraine Sets Easter Ceasefire as Fighting Intensifies and Long-Range Strikes Hit Russian Oil Sites

Albania Grants Citizenship to Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams

Pakistan Sends Fighter Jets to Saudi Arabia Under Mutual Defence Pact

Rubio Revokes Green Cards of Ebtekar’s Son and Family

Baltic States Deny Letting Ukraine Use Their Airspace for Strikes on Russia

China and North Korea Pledge Deeper Ties in Wang Yi’s First Pyongyang Visit Since 2019

France and Netherlands Back Pakistan’s Ceasefire Mediation, Pursue Closer Economic Ties

Pope Leo XIV Sets Off Monday on 11-Day Africa Tour Focused on Peace and Dialogue

Pakistan's Internet Recasts Rumored Diplomatic Visits Through AI Memes

Seoul Defends Lee’s Human-Rights Post as Israel Condemns Holocaust Comparison

Vance Lands in Islamabad as Flight Uses SAM095 and Shadow Jet for Iran Talks

Min Aung Hlaing Sworn In as Myanmar President After Disputed Vote

Eliot Engel, 16-Term New York Congressman and Foreign Affairs Chair, Dies at 79

U.S.–Iran Pakistan Talks in Doubt as Vance Departs and Tehran Demands Lebanon Ceasefire