Trump Says US–Iran Talks Are Continuing and a Settlement Is Possible
The U.S. president expressed optimism about diplomacy while maintaining that Washington will not accept an Iranian nuclear weapon.
The U.S. president expressed optimism about diplomacy while maintaining that Washington will not accept an Iranian nuclear weapon.
Foreign ministers from Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Pakistan condemned Houthi attacks and called for safe navigation and renewed diplomacy.
Turkey’s president told the UN General Assembly that Ankara must be treated as an integral part of Europe’s future security architecture.
Foreign ministers condemned attacks on Saudi Arabia and civilian shipping, warning that further escalation threatens international trade.
The Chinese president’s September 23–25 visit is expected to address trade, artificial intelligence, Taiwan and global security without a major breakthrough.
The trilateral accord expands the American military role in Greenland while recognising the territory’s sovereignty and self-determination.
More than one quarter of the benchmark index’s constituents will be replaced as Turkish regulators respond to a fund-liquidity crisis.
Turkey’s president used his UN General Assembly address to challenge the Security Council’s structure and urge broader recognition of a Palestinian state.
European Union governments are discussing whether to delist two Russia-linked billionaires while extending broader Ukraine-war sanctions.
Japan’s weather agency warned that conditions could deteriorate rapidly as Typhoon Dujuan approached the Tokyo region.