France, UK and Germany to monitor US-Iran nuclear talks – Paris says it will protect European interests
France, the United Kingdom and Germany are actively monitoring the nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran to protect European security interests. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot stressed the importance of coordinating actions with British and German partners. The statement comes as preparations for the second round of talks in Rome are underway, with European countries expressing concern about the possible regional security implications of the deal. What new challenges does the EU face in the context of Iran’s nuclear programme? Read on to learn more about this important topic.
US and Iran to hold a new round of nuclear talks in Rome – Washington and Tehran may sit at the same table
The second round of nuclear talks between the US and Iran will take place on 19 April in Rome, which could be an important step in relations between the two countries. The US delegation, led by the President’s special envoy, will present an agreement without ultimatums, which indicates a new, more flexible approach by Washington. However, Israel is showing extreme distrust of the process, calling for a military scenario to be considered in case the talks fail. Can the US and Iran find common ground, and what are the implications for the region? Read on to find out more about this important development.
Zelenskyy invited Trump to Ukraine: “See the war with your own eyes”
In a high-profile interview with CBS News, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on former US President Donald Trump to come to Ukraine before offering plans for ceasefire talks with Russia. “Come and look at the people, civilians, soldiers, hospitals, churches, wounded or dead children… And then we will talk about the plan. You will understand what […]
IDF faces new challenges in Gaza Strip as Hamas rebuilds infrastructure in abandoned areas
The IDF is facing new challenges in the Gaza Strip as Hamas rebuilds its infrastructure in the abandoned territories. Despite claimed successes, recent weeks have revealed serious intelligence failures and a lack of control by the Israeli military. Of particular concern is the situation with the militants’ underground communications, known as the Gaza “metro”. How has the IDF’s tactics changed since the ceasefire broke down? Will Israel be able to maintain control over the territory? Read on to learn more about the new challenges in the war against Hamas.
