QtrendsUS and Iranian negotiators reach a tentative 60-day ceasefire extension deal pending Trump's approval, while the US continues conducting fresh strikes against Iran amid fragile negotiations. Israel intensifies its military offensive in southern Lebanon and Beirut despite a ceasefire, killing at least 16 people. The UN adds Israel to its blacklist for conflict-related sexual violence. Trump shares a draft Iran peace agreement with allies, and China advances diplomatic engagements at the UN and with the UK.
Israel has intensified attacks on southern Lebanon and struck a Beirut suburb, killing at least 16 people despite an existing ceasefire agreement. Video footage shows Israeli strikes continuing across Lebanese territory. The expanded offensive marks a significant escalation in the region.
The UN has added Israel to its blacklist for conflict-related sexual violence. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has circulated a draft Iran peace agreement to Israel and other allies. The Mideast reacts with confusion and skepticism to Trump's call for wider recognition of Israel.
US and Iranian negotiators have reached a tentative agreement to extend the ceasefire by 60 days and begin new nuclear talks. The deal awaits approval from President Trump. Multiple US officials confirmed the tentative deal, calling it a significant diplomatic step forward.
The US has carried out new strikes against Iran while ceasefire negotiations remain ongoing, with President Trump stating Iran is 'negotiating on fumes.' Iran has condemned the violations of the truce. The dual track of diplomacy and military action has created deep uncertainty over whether the two sides are heading toward peace or back to war.
China's Foreign Minister highlighted the country's contributions to the United Nations. Talks with the UK aim to deepen bilateral economic cooperation. China also renewed its call for just and equitable global governance, and promoted its poverty-eradication model as a lesson for African nations.