Iran war: Ceasefire talks to Lebanon, what’s happening on day 42?
A Pakistan-brokered US-Iran ceasefire has taken effect but disputes over its scope are fuelling regional tensions.

A Pakistan-brokered US-Iran ceasefire has taken effect but disputes over its scope are fuelling regional tensions.



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Frantic diplomacy collides with ‘genocidal’ threats in lead-up to announcement of two-week ceasefire between US, Iran.
Trump cites Iran’s 10-point plan as a basis for negotiation, signalling potential progress towards long-term peace.
The US and Iran agree to a two-week truce, just an hour before Trump’s deadline to escalate the conflict expired.
Egypt is one of the countries implementing energy conservation measures amid the US-Israel war on Iran.
In the last month, 1.2 million people in Lebanon, or one-fifth of the population, have been forced to flee their homes.
Iran’s embassies launched a global trolling campaign in response to Trump’s profanity-laced threat.
As US president’s deadline looms, a ceasefire appears unlikely.
Iranian officials have told Al Jazeera the US and Israel’s attacks seek to wipe out Iranian identity.
Donald Trump has issued a strict deadline, but a defiant Iran says the threats by the US president are ‘delusional’.
US President Trump threatens to destroy power plants, bridges by 8pm Tuesday if Iran doesn’t open the Strait of Hormuz.