France, Germany, and the United Kingdom have triggered a 30-day window that could reimpose sanctions on Iran. The decision underscores the ongoing deadlock in nuclear talks and concerns over Tehran’s adherence to its 2015 obligations.
Australia has expelled Iran’s ambassador, citing alleged involvement in antisemitic arson attacks in Sydney and Melbourne. Officials claim the move underscores the nation’s firm stance against hate crimes and rising regional tensions.
Iran has rejected threats of unilateral sanctions by European countries, yet both sides have agreed to resume nuclear negotiations next week. Despite rising tensions, they remain committed to finding a way forward in their ongoing talks.
President Trump has signaled that sanctions on Iran might be lifted if the nation adopts peaceful conduct and collaborates with Washington, marking a potential shift in US-Iran relations.
In the face of tension, the shipping industry trusted that Iran would act in its own best interest by keeping the Strait of Hormuz open—a prediction that proved accurate. Cool-headed decisions have ensured uninterrupted passage through this vital waterway.
President Trump announced that Iranian officials are pleading for a peace summit at the White House after “getting the hell beaten out of them.” He expressed skepticism about the timing, stating it’s “very late” for talks and highlighting a significant shift from just a week ago.
