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Washington and Tehran have finalized a temporary truce that pauses hostilities for two months while diplomats hash out Iran’s nuclear program future. The deal hinges on mutual commitments to de-escalate tensions across the Middle East.
After seven days of secret negotiations in Doha, Washington and Tehran are closer to a ceasefire than at any point since October, but the deal remains tenuous as explosions rock the Strait of Hormuz. A senior U.S. official confirmed late Tuesday that both sides have agreed in principle to halt direct military confrontations within 72 hours, pending final signatures on a broader de-escalation pact.
The White House has intensified economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure on Havana, signaling a potential policy shift. Former President Donald Trump’s allies confirm a coordinated strategy to tighten restrictions and isolate the Cuban government.
Israel and Lebanon have finalized a 45-day ceasefire extension following high-stakes negotiations in Washington. The fragile truce, brokered under U.S. mediation, aims to prevent further escalation along the volatile border. Details on enforcement mechanisms remain undisclosed.
The two-day summit in Beijing concluded without a breakthrough on tariffs or market access, despite ceremonial displays and private negotiations. Sources say discussions focused on structural reforms but stalled over enforcement mechanisms.