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Poll shock for Trump as most Americans reject his handling of Iran

Approximately two-thirds, or 65%, of U.S. adults express disapproval of how Trump is managing issues with Iran

The Independent UK

After US-Iran deal, Netanyahu rules out Israeli troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday that Israel's military will stay in southern Lebanon, where it has occupied up to 10 kilometres (6 miles) from the border.

Bangkok Post

'Trump is an aberration in US politics', former security adviser tells RFI

Former United States national security adviser John Bolton worked closely with President Donald Trump during his first term in the White House, but is highly critical of the president's current policies regarding Iran. Bolton tells RFI why negotiations to end the Middle East war are likely to fail, and in…

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Iran to start charging fee in Strait of Hormuz after 60-day negotiation window: Report

Iran plans maritime transit fees for the Strait of Hormuz post-US agreement, despite ongoing regional tensions. Israel reaffirms its security zone in Lebanon and commitment to preventing Iran's nuclear ambitions. The US urges a ceasefire, while Iran seeks regional support for reconstruction. Economic recovery for Iran is expected to be…

The Times of India

'Trump is Israel's only ally': JD Vance's blunt message to Netanyahu over Iran deal criticism

US Vice President JD Vance issued a stern warning to Israeli critics of the US-Iran agreement, asserting Donald Trump is Israel's sole powerful ally. Vance defended the deal, criticizing Israeli cabinet members for their backlash and highlighting substantial US military aid. He urged them to re-evaluate their priorities amidst regional…

The Times of India

Trump news at a glance: Vance uses US weaponry barbs to scold Israeli critics of Iran deal

Vice-president says Israeli cabinet members shouldn’t attack the country’s ‘only powerful ally’ left; Iran says it will impose fees on strait of Hormuz – key US politics stories from Thursday 18 June

The Guardian - US

Donald Trump’s Iran ceasefire deal prompts strong feelings and profane language

After dining lavishly on lobster, caviar and truffles in the opulent surrounds of the Palace of Versailles last night, Donald Trump affixed his signature to the much-anticipated memorandum of understanding that will, all being well, begin a 60-day ceasefire between the US, Israel and Iran.

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Vance sharply rejects Israeli critics of US-Iran deal

US Vice President JD Vance has sharply rejected criticism of the US-Iran framework deal from members of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.

AAP

JD Vance Takes Aim At Israeli Officials Over Criticism Of Iran Deal: 'Wake Up'

Vice President JD Vance took aim at Israel over discontent with the memorandum of understanding with Iran to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

International Business Times

This latest ‘treaty of Versailles’ forgets history at its peril

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The signing of this placeholder peace deal puts the US president and his administration in an embarrassing position – and leaves the West with no more reassurance about Iran

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Trump and Iran: a president’s wishful thinking gives way to uncomfortable realities

Editorial: The memorandum of understanding signed in Versailles lays bare US failure and the pointlessness of this illegal war

The Guardian - UK

Iran announces plans to bring in maritime fees for strait of Hormuz

As US lifts its blockade, Tehran says fees to cover cost of managing waterway will come into effect at end of 60-day negotiation period

The Guardian - UK

Vance delivers veiled threat to Israel after criticism over Trump’s deal with Iran

Israeli cabinet ministers have criticized the deal, which has raised tensions between the longtime allies as Trump has sought to end the war he started

The Independent UK

Vance criticizes Israel 'freakout' over Iran deal in interview

US Vice President JD Vance has criticized Israel's strong reaction to a recent agreement between the US and Iran. Vance described the Israeli response as a 'weird panic' and 'freakout'. He suggested this reaction stems from a lack of trust in the US. Vance stated that America has earned the…

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The Guardian - UK

Trump thinks his freshly signed ceasefire deal is a victory. It is – for Iran

With sanctions-relief and a US promise to avoid further meddling, the conflict has been settled on Tehran’s terms, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

AAP

Netanyahu vows that Israeli forces will stay in southern Lebanon as long as Israel requires it

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that Israel's military will stay in southern Lebanon, where it has occupied up to 10 kilometers (6 miles) from the border

International Business Times

Netanyahu Says Israeli Troops Will Stay In Lebanon As Long As Needed Despite Iranian Pressure

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that troops will stay in southern Lebanon as along as needed as Iran claims a withdrawal is an instrumental part of the deal with the U.S.

The Conversation

Iran ceasefire deal confirms what we’ve been saying for years: military might doesn’t work

What a disaster the war against Iran has been for Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the United States and Iran signed on June 17 has formally brought a halt to the devastating war. Yet, as the ink dries on the 14-point preliminary framework, the…

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US-Iran deal leaves the future of Lebanon uncertain – and subject to Israel playing the spoiler

The United States and Iran inked a long-awaited provisional ceasefire deal on June 17, 2026. After months of uncertainty, the people of the Gulf region can, potentially, breathe a sigh of relief, and global markets look set to be boosted by the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

The Independent UK

Residents return to war-ravaged southern Lebanon with hope and sorrow after the US-Iran deal

Many Lebanese from the country's south hope the U.S.-Iran deal marks the start of better times but their hopes are mixed with skepticism — there had been too many ceasefires that had failed to halt the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah

The Economic Times

Israel issues new Lebanon occupation map, in talks with US over deployment

Israel has released a map detailing its expanded troop presence in southern Lebanon. This comes as Israeli officials are engaged in discussions with the United States regarding the ongoing deployment. Israel has rejected demands for troop withdrawal. A recent pact between the US and Iran aims to secure Lebanon's territorial…

International Business Times UK

Weeks After Bombing Iran, Trump Now Says It's 'A Little Bit Unfair' For Iran Not To Have Ballistic Missiles

Donald Trump has surprised many by suggesting Iran should have ballistic missiles, citing fairness, during the G7 summit, despite previously opposing Iran's missile programme.

AAP

First tankers cross Strait of Hormuz after Iran deal

Three ships have sailed through the Strait of Hormuz following a US-Iran deal to end their war, but Israeli strikes stir doubt about peace efforts in Lebanon.

The Economic Times

First tankers cross strait after Iran deal; Israeli strikes stir doubt in Lebanon

In a groundbreaking agreement between the US and Iran, efforts are underway to resolve a conflict that has long disrupted global energy flows. With supertankers back on their routes through the critical Strait of Hormuz, a sense of relief is palpable. Nevertheless, the situation remains tense as Israeli airstrikes in…

The Conversation

Why US presidents end up cursing Benjamin Netanyahu

When the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, ordered a strike on the Lebanese capital of Beirut on June 14, Donald Trump was not amused. Fearing that the attack threatened an agreement with Iran on ending the war between the two countries, the US president lashed out. Netanyahu, he said, has…

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