Prosecutors urged the death penalty for the leader who declared martial law in 2024.
As indirect talks mediated by Oman continue in Geneva, the military standoff has reached a fever pitch, leaving the Middle East bracing for a high-stakes decision from the Oval Office.
A senior police official appointed by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has resigned, adding to mounting scandals facing Spain’s leftist government.
Andrey Gyurov was named to lead an interim government ahead of Bulgaria’s April 19th polling.
Merz said his government is considering “various ways of handling it in a more restrictive manner.”
The Iranian President has reiterated that Tehran was “absolutely not seeking nuclear weapons.”
Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff said the Geneva talks achieved “meaningful progress” toward resolving the conflict.
Tehran said the Oman-supervised negotiations now have firmer direction, aiming to resolve Washington’s objections to its nuclear programme.
Russia’s risk tolerance around Sweden has risen in recent months, prompting new alerts from the country’s military intelligence service.
Ahead of their scheduled meeting this April, President Trump emphasized his “good” relationship with Chinese president Xi.
Ahead of discussions mediated by Oman, President Trump warned Tehran of the consequences of failing to strike a deal.
U.S. President Donald Trump recently lauded Hungary’s right-wing government, calling its results “phenomenal.”
