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US-Iran talks begin in Oman. Can common ground be found?
US-Iran talks kick off in Oman, marking the first negotiations since Tehran’s 12-day war with Israel in June. We head to Muscat for the latest. Then:…
1 month ago
Last remaining US-Russia nuclear treaty expires: What next?
For the first time since the 1970s, there are no legally binding limits on US and Russian nuclear forces without a new pact in progress. We assess th…
1 month ago
Colombia’s president at the White House: Can US-Latin America tensions be resolved?
Gustavo Petro meets with Trump as US-Latin America tensions soar. Then: the head of Nato makes a trip to Kyiv. Plus: Balochistan explained and Monocl…
1 month ago
Talks begin in Dubai for the World Governments Summit
We join our team at the World Governments Summit in Dubai for the latest from the event. Plus: the low-down on Singapore Airshow and a check-in from …
1 month ago
Keir Starmer heads to Japan and the World Governments Summit kicks off in Dubai. Plus: the Grammy Awards
UK prime minister Keir Starmer lands in Japan as he looks to improve his nation’s ties with East Asia. Plus: we head to Dubai for the World Governmen…
1 month ago
Venezuela opens up its oil industry. Plus: a look ahead at Costa Rica’s presidential elections
We look at the new law allowing foreign companies to operate in Venezuela’s oil industry, and what that means for the country. Then: France’s push fo…
1 month ago
Mexico calls off oil shipment to Cuba and US escalates Iran strike threats
Mexico’s president insists that halting oil to Cuba is a “sovereign” decision. Then: US military builds up in the Gulf as President Trump tells Iran …
1 month ago
Gaza’s Rafah crossing to reopen and the ‘mother of all deals’ agreed between EU and India
Israel says that it will reopen the key border crossing with Egypt after nearly two years. Then: we look into the details of the landmark free-trade …
1 month ago
European commitment to renewable energy and security cooperation in the North Sea
Ten countries, including the UK, back a vast fleet of offshore wind projects in the North Sea and outline security co-operation. Then: Life in Iran, …
1 month, 1 week ago
Japan dissolves parliament: Will the gamble pay off?
Japan prime minister Sanae Takaichi’s 12-day election campaign gets under way. And: why Ukrainian Fashion Week has been rescheduled.
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