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Trump Cancels Planned Strikes and Says Iran Deal Is Imminent, Tehran Denies Final Agreement

A U.S. pause in strikes could open a path to reopen the Strait of Hormuz while negotiators continue to haggle over core security and financial terms.

US Escorts Restore Roughly Half of Hormuz Oil Flows, Officials Say

U.S. and Iran Exchange Strikes, Shaky Ceasefire Collapses as Trump Calls Off Planned Attacks

U.S. Orders Strikes on Iran After Apache Downed Near Strait of Hormuz

U.S. Orders Strikes on Iran After Apache Downing as Exchanges Escalate

Iran and Israel Pause Strikes After Direct Missile and Air Exchanges

World Cup Nears Kickoff as Visa Incidents and Ticket Probes Mount

Iran’s Foreign Minister Says He Was in Khamenei’s Office During Fatal Feb. 28 Strike

House Passes War Powers Resolution to Curb Trump's Military Action in Iran

Iraqi Militias Agree to Put Arms Under State Command as Some Factions Refuse

Argentina's Central Bank Clears $10 Billion Reserve Target as Official Dollar Advances

U.S. Strikes Qeshm as Iran Fires Missiles and Drones at Gulf States

Renewed US–Iran Exchanges Push Oil Up as India Passes Through Prices and OMC Losses Grow

Iran Suspends Indirect Talks With U.S. as Israeli Offensive Intensifies

Senate Democrats Ask CBO to Recalculate the Cost of the War in Iran

U.S. Strikes Iranian Drone Sites as Draft Hormuz Memorandum Awaits Sign‑Off

FIFA Confirms Iran Will Base World Cup Camp in Tijuana

Iran Tightens Control of Strait of Hormuz, Choking Key Oil and Fertiliser Routes

Iran Stages Televised Mass Weddings Tied to ‘Self‑Sacrifice’ War Pledge

Trump Delays Planned Iran Strike After Gulf Appeals, Keeps Forces on Alert