National Emergency
US extends national emergency orders regarding China and Iran
The United States has extended national emergency orders related to its conflicts with China and Iran.
National Emergency
The United States has extended national emergency orders related to its conflicts with China and Iran.

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Iran
The Prime Minister of Pakistan characterized recent talks with Tehran and neighboring states as highly constructive. The government reiterated its goal of reducing tensions and promoting stability across the Middle East.
Iran
The President stated that while many support his actions regarding Iran, the public may be reluctant to accept higher fuel costs as a short-term consequence.
HotIran
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps stated that four tankers were destroyed after hitting mines south of the Strait of Hormuz. The group also reported detaining two additional vessels in the same area.
US-Canada Trade
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that some limits in negotiations with the United States have been removed. He noted that Washington is requesting fewer concessions and proposing more, though a final agreement has not yet been reached.
Canada US Trade
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that negotiations with the US have become more intensive and achieved progress, though key issues and red lines remain unresolved.
Venezuela
Delcy Rodriguez said the South American nation expects to secure $17 billion in capital over the next five years.
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