Netanyahu says he and Trump are partners who 'sometimes disagree'
Netanyahu added that the ceasefire agreement between the U. S. and Iran is President Trump's decision and that he is committed to ensure that Israel "do not face a nuclear threat.
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Mideast countries welcome U.S.-Iran MoU, call for full implementation
CAIRO, June 15 (Xinhua) -- Iran, the United States and Pakistan early Monday announced the finalization of the memorandum of understanding (MoU) on ending the war following weeks of negotiations, adding that it will be officially signed in Switzerland on Friday.
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Iran-US MoU draws praise and backlash across Tehran’s political spectrum
The digitally signed Iran-US memorandum of understanding, expected to be formally signed in Geneva on Friday, has drawn sharply different reactions from Iranian officials, lawmakers, media outlets and social media users.
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Will the Iran Deal Stick?
After many false starts, this cease-fire plan could be different. That’s because the war really has become painful for both the U. S.
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Iranian media says tankers pass through US naval blockade
Iranian media says tankers pass through US naval blockade Iranian media says three oil tankers and two ships carrying essential Iranian goods have “passed” through the US naval blockade. The report comes as Washington and Tehran say they have agreed terms to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz after months of disruption to shipping and energy markets.
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Trump, Vance sign MoU with Iran, sanctions relief tied to nuclear verification measures: US officials
Washington DC [US], June 16 (ANI): Senior US administration officials said that US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Iran that lays out a framework for future engagement and sanctions relief linked to Tehran's cooperation on the nuclear program and regional security commitments.
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Trump "may not" attend signing of US-Iran deal, confirms attendance of JD Vance
Evian-les-Bains [France], June 16 (ANI): US President Donald Trump on Monday said that he might not be present during the signing of the peace deal with Iran, scheduled on Friday. US President Donald Trump arrived in the French resort town of Evian-les-Bains to attend the 52nd G7 Summit, carrying geopolitical momentum following a watershed diplomatic breakthrough in West Asia.
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New Zealand considering IRGC terrorist designation, deputy PM says
New Zealand is actively considering designating Iran’s Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization, Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour told Iran International on Monday.
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U.S. and Iran Sign a Framework Deal, Leaving Major Issues for Future Talks
U. S. and Iranian officials said the deal included a 60-day cease-fire to pave the way for negotiations toward a final peace agreement and talks on Iran’s nuclear program.
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Iran used psychologists to navigate Trump's 'psychopathic' behaviour: Report
Iran used psychologists to navigate Trump's 'psychopathic' behaviour: Report Iran brought psychiatric professionals into its advisory team during indirect talks with the United States to help navigate President Donald Trump’s behaviour, Drop Site News reports. The outlet said Iran’s negotiators used the advisers to assess Trump’s mental state and shape messages passed to him through regional mediators as talks sought to end the war. “We added two senior psychologists to the negotiations’ advisory circle so that we can shape messages intended for President Trump from the perspective of managing what we regard as psychopathic behavior pattern,” an Iranian official told Drop Site.
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Trump says Hormuz "already partially opened", to be "completely opened" on Friday as part of deal with Iran
Evian-les-Bains [France], June 16 (ANI): US President Donald Trump on Monday said that the Strait of Hormuz had 'already partially opened' and would be 'completely opened' by Friday as part of the agreement reached with Iran following the recent hostilities in the region.
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‘We Cannot Trust Any Iranian Promises’: 3 Opinion Writers Dissect the Iran Deal
Was the Iran war worth it — and will the latest agreement even stick?
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How Algeria and Kansas became the World Cup’s most unlikely love story
How Algeria and Kansas became the World Cup’s most unlikely love story Submitted by MEE staff on Mon, 06/15/2026 - 18:35 As Muslim and Arab World Cup figures face heightened scrutiny at the US border, one Midwestern city has embraced Algeria with open arms Patrons in Kansas City bar 'Johnny's Tavern' give a warm welcome to the Algerian National Football Team while holding an Algerian flag (@JohnnysTaverns/X Screenshot) Off Before Algeria had even kicked a ball at the 2026 World Cup, the team had already won over one US city. In Lawrence, Kansas, a college town better known for the University of Kansas Jayhawks than for international football, the Algerian national team’s arrival has triggered an unexpected outpouring of affection. The city’s relationship with the Algerian team, affectionately known as the Desert Foxes, began months before the tournament, when Lawrence was officially announced in February as Algeria’s base camp for the World Cup.
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OIC says Somaliland embassy in occupied Jerusalem is illegal
OIC says Somaliland embassy in occupied Jerusalem is illegal The Organization of Islamic Cooperation has condemned the opening of an embassy by the self-declared state of “Somaliland” in occupied Jerusalem, calling the move illegal. The OIC’s General Secretariat said the step amounted to a flagrant violation of the United Nations Charter and relevant UN resolutions. It stressed that Israel, as the occupying power, has no sovereignty over occupied Jerusalem and said any measures aimed at changing the city’s political, legal or demographic status are null and void under international law.
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'Trump has sold us out': Israelis react with anger and anxiety to new Iran deal
As Washington and Tehran prepare to sign a historic peace agreement, many Israelis fear the deal preserves Iran's military power and sets the stage for the next war After more than three and a half months of fighting and intense back-and-forth negotiations, US President Donald Trump announced
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In NYC's Little Senegal, World Cup excitement meets exclusion and economic strain
In NYC's Little Senegal, World Cup excitement meets exclusion and economic strain Submitted by Azad Essa on Mon, 06/15/2026 - 01:51 The Senegalese will take on France on Tuesday, but many locals will be excluded from the match taking place just 30 minutes away Saliou Gueye, a sports science student, outside the Senegalese Association of America (Azad Essa/MEE) Off In the barber shops and cafes of Little Senegal, the West African enclave stretching along 116th Street in New York City's Harlem, big screens glow with football matches, flags drape from walls, and nearly every conversation finds its way back to the upcoming clash between France and Senegal. Every third or fourth storefront displays Senegal's green-and-white football shirts, hanging prominently in windows and doorways. Along the avenue, passersby stroll in bucket hats striped red, yellow and green - the colours of the Senegalese flag.
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Carlos Queiroz set for record-equalling 5th straight World Cup as Ghana face Panama
New York [US], June 15 (ANI): At 73, Carlos Queiroz is still one World Cup short of equalling the record for the most appearances by a coach at the tournament, but he is set to enter the history books once again this week. Queiroz will lead Ghana in their Group L opener against Panama in Toronto on Wednesday, extending a remarkable streak that began with Portugal at the 2010 World Cup.
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US President Trump meets President Macron after arrival in France
Evian [France], June 15 (ANI): US President Donald Trump met French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday (local time) in Evian after arriving in France for the G7 Summit. Trump arrived in the French resort town of Evian-les-Bains to attend the 52nd G7 Summit following a watershed diplomatic breakthrough in the Middle East.
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"Will continue fight against Hezbollah": Israeli Ambassador to India Reuven Azar; says "regime change" not goal of Iran conflict
New Delhi [India], June 15 (ANI): Israeli Ambassador to India Reuven Azar on Monday assured continued operations against Hezbollah, disavowing the US-Iran peace deal, and dismissed regime change as a goal of the operation against Iran.
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On an amazing trajectory despite this war: Israeli Ambassador Azar on India-Israel ties
New Delhi [India], June 15 (ANI): Israeli Ambassador to India Reuven Azar on Monday said that India-Israel relations continue to be on an 'amazing trajectory' despite the conflict in West Asia, which is expected to see a new sense of stability after US President Donald Trump announced the completion of the peace deal with Iran.
