Diplomacy in Islamabad: US and Iran Talk Peace While Lebanon Burns
US and Iranian delegations held landmark talks in Islamabad, brokered by Pakistan, as a fragile ceasefire teeters and deadly strikes in Lebanon threaten to derail peace efforts.
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Britain's Iran Balancing Act: Not Quite At War, Not Quite At Peace
The UK insists it will not join the US-Israeli offensive against Iran, but the reality is far more nuanced, with base access granted, drones intercepted, and Trump publicly fuming at Starmer's refusal to fully commit.
Iran Says No to Ceasefire, Trump Says Hold My Truth Social Post
Iran has rejected a 45-day ceasefire proposal brokered by Egypt, Pakistan and Turkey, demanding a permanent end to the war instead. With Trump's Tuesday deadline looming and threats of infrastructure strikes escalating, the six-week conflict shows no sign of resolution.
Hacked Hospitals and Fake Warships: Iran's Cyber Arsenal Is Doing the Heavy Lifting
Iran has turned cyberspace into a frontline, launching thousands of attacks on U.S. and Israeli targets including hospitals, government officials, and civilian phones, while flooding social media with AI-generated disinformation.
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America's Newest Missile Caught on CCTV During Deadly Iran Strike
Defence analysts have identified America's newest weapon, the Precision Strike Missile, in CCTV footage of a deadly US strike on the Iranian town of Lamerd, marking the weapon's first confirmed use in combat.
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Trump, Oil and the Art of the Tango: Why Crude Keeps Dancing to the President's Tune
Oil prices have surged from $72 to over $112 a barrel since the US-Iran conflict began, and Trump's market-moving social media posts appear to be losing their grip on increasingly sceptical traders.
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FBI Director's Personal Emails Breached by the Very Iranian Hackers His Agency Was Chasing
Iran-backed hacking group Handala has breached FBI Director Kash Patel's personal Gmail, leaking over 300 emails in retaliation for the DOJ seizing the group's websites. The FBI is offering $10 million for information on the hackers.
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One Month of Bombs Over Tehran: The Civilian Cost Nobody Wants to Talk About
One month into coordinated US and Israeli strikes on Iran, Tehran residents describe devastation as civilian casualties climb past 1,400 with no shelters, no warnings, and no end in sight.
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Israel Claims It Took Out Iran's Navy Chief Behind the Hormuz Blockade
Israel claims to have killed Alireza Tangsiri, the IRGC navy commander behind the Strait of Hormuz blockade, in a pre-dawn strike on Bandar Abbas. Iran has not confirmed his death.
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Iran's Nowruz 2026: Spring Has Sprung, and the Regime Isn't Happy About It
Iranians marked Nowruz 2026 with extraordinary defiance, celebrating their ancient new year festival amid a joint US-Israeli military campaign, a near-total internet blackout, and a regime crackdown that has claimed thousands of lives.
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Oil Prices Plunge as Trump Announces Iran Peace Talks That Iran Says Are Not Happening
Oil prices crashed over 10% after Trump claimed productive peace talks with Iran were underway and ordered a five-day strike pause. Tehran flatly denied any negotiations, calling the claims psychological tactics and fake news.
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Talks to End the Iran War? Iranians Aren't Exactly Popping the Champagne
As Trump claims 'productive' talks with Iran and Tehran flatly denies any negotiations, Iranian public opinion is deeply split between those hoping for regime change and those reeling from the bombing campaign.