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Senior Israeli official admits: Iran deal will undermine ability to attack

Witkoff to Israel Hayom: 'Hamas will disarm'

The special envoy of the president revealed dramatic diplomatic details about the messages delivered to Iran, the future of Gaza and dealings with Hamas. “Iran is in severe economic distress. If they want to return to the family of nations, this can be resolved diplomatically. The alternative is bad.”

Trump will back Israeli strike on Iran if it continues missile program

NYT: Netanyahu asked Trump not to strike Iran

According to the report, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked President Donald Trump to delay any plans for an American military strike against Iran. The conversation, which took place on Wednesday, came after Trump received information indicating that Iran had stopped killing protesters

Denmark boosts Greenland defenses before US meeting

Denmark boosts Greenland defenses before US meeting

Foreign policy chiefs from Copenhagen and Nuuk are scheduled to meet with US Vice President JD Vance to discuss their respective countries following sustained pressure from President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly signaled intentions to assume authority over the Danish autonomous territory during recent weeks.

Train hits crane in Thailand; 22 dead

Train hits crane in Thailand; 22 dead

The accident occurred at a site for the Thai-Chinese "Belt and Road" railway project, where falling equipment blocked the tracks. Victims were trapped in a burning carriage as electric safety systems failed, jamming doors and windows.