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US and Iran quietly engage in talks but breakthrough proves elusive | The National (opens the original)
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The US and Iran are quietly engaging in talks in New York to find common ground as a prelude to fully fledged negotiations to end seven months of conflict, sources briefed on the matter told The National on Tuesday. US â President Donald Trump has said he offered Iran nothing to end âthe war. âThis is untrue. I offered them nothing,â Mr Trump wrote on Truth Social on Monday. He was responding to reports by Axios and CNN that he was willing to release Iranian funds as part of a final deal
Iran 'presents US with road map for regionwide ceasefire and Hormuz reopening' | The National (opens the original)
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Iran has presented the US with a road map to end their conflict that includes a regionwide ceasefire, the gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and an end to the US blockade of the country, regional sources told The National on Wednesday. They spoke a day after US and Iranian officials held talks on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, in the latest bid to break the deadlock over efforts to end their conflict. The Tuesday talks were mediated by US allies Qatar, Pakistan and
Saturday afternoon in Hebron: Two faces of Israeli occupation in a shared holy site | The National (opens the original)
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Palestinian women wait patiently for the red light on a metal panel ahead to turn green so they can pass through a turnstile, one at a time. Next is a metal detector, a baggage scanner and a diligent search by female Israeli soldiers. The women are not visiting loved ones incarcerated in a maximum-security jail. They are there to visit an ancient mosque in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron, which is home to the tombs of several prophets revered by Muslims and Jews, including Abraham and his
Tree felling in Cairo triggers lively debate | The National (opens the original)
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Cairo's Jamaat El Dewal El Arabiyah road is one of the city's busiest night-time playgrounds, with revellers, including Arab tourists, filling its clubs, restaurants and cafes year-round. Many of them may not have noticed the street's grand old trees, which by day provided much-needed oases of shade during the Egyptian capital's summer months. But not any longer: where the trees once stood are now mounds of earth and stumps and branches that have gone bone dry from days under the scorching sun.
'Get away fast': Witness of Sudan chemical attack recalls people struggling to breathe | The National (opens the original)
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It was in early September 2024 that a 50-year-old car salesman was on his way to Shindi, north of the Sudanese capital, when he saw armed men on the side of the road attending to five ailing-looking men lying on the ground. "I was in an area controlled by the army but not far from positions held by the Rapid Support Forces [RSF]," he told The National, referring to the paramilitary force that has been fighting against the Sudanese Armed Forces since October 2023 in a devastating civil war. Speak
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