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US Attorney’s office reportedly tried and failed to indict a group of Democratic lawmakers

Iran's foreign minister heads to Geneva for crucial indirect nuclear talks with the US, mediated by Oman. This follows earlier discussions that stalled due to regional conflict. Tehran seeks economic benefits, including sanctions relief, while Washington demands a halt to uranium enrichment. Tensions remain high with potential military action looming.

The annual gathering at the Munich Security Conference laid bare competing visions of the West. While Rubio called on Europe to help save a common civilisation, Kaja Kallas suggested Europe does not need saving.

Iran’s deputy foreign minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi said that Tehran is ready to consider compromises to reach a nuclear deal with the United States, provided Washington is willing to discuss lifting sanctions.

Sir Keir also said appointing Lord Peter Mandelson ambassador to Washington was a ‘mistake’.

A pair of Washington Post sports writers are reporting for the newspaper for the final time from the Winter Olympics

Militant group’s infrastructure and weapons storage facilities were hit, as Washington praised Damascus for fresh coalition role

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China’s foreign minister Wang Yi on Saturday warned the United States against its attempts to interfere in Taiwan, saying that such actions could lead to a confrontation between Beijing and Washington.