CENTCOM contradicts reports on ships breaking blockade as Trump says US-Iran talks could resume in the next two days.

The Liberals now hold 174 seats in the 343-seat House of Commons of Canada after winning three key by-elections.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says it’s “highly probably” talks to end the US-Israel war on Iran will resume.

UN says hundreds killed by drone strikes over past three months, as medical charity reports two more deaths in Darfur.

Polls show Israeli public frustration over a showdown that did not fully defeat Iran.

Supply of humanitarian aid for people displaced by the conflict has been complicated by air and sea route closures.

Israel's ambassador to the US said Lebanon revealed a mutual desire to be liberated from Hezbollah.

Warsh's financial disclosures will almost certainly be a focus of his upcoming confirmation hearing next week.

The Judicial Panel’s conclusion on Mr Khan’s case should not be discarded because some parties find it inconvenient.

Higher global inflation forecast at 4.4 percent, up 0.6 points, driven by surging oil, gas and fertiliser costs.

An Israeli airstrike on a police vehicle in Gaza City killed at least four people, including a three-year-old child.

Sharif pushing for further negotiations. Trump says talks could resume in Pakistan in next two days.

We discuss the global standing of the US after launching war against Iran and years of worsening views of the nation.

The Athletic reports FIFA chief Gianni Infantino is receptive to a proposal to ask Trump for a moratorium on ICE raids.

The plan, which could see 500,000 people apply, makes Spain an outlier as anti-immigration sentiments fester in Europe.

With the US military blockade of Iranian ports now in force, global energy markets are already reacting.

The Trump administration had faced a contempt probe over its decision to proceed with two deportation flights in 2025.

About 250 people, including children, are feared missing, the United Nations said.

Crowds from the Bangladeshi community in Barcelona celebrated the approval of a mass amnesty programme.

Palestinians in Gaza recorded victims of an Israeli strike on the Shati refugee camp being rushed to a medical facility.

Health workers and rights advocates say co-payments, set to take effect on May 1, amount to 'de facto denial of care'.