Trump foreign policy

A ceasefire has been announced between the US and Iran – but is this the end of the conflict, or just a pause before the next confrontation?

What has Donald Trump got out of his two day trip to Beijing?

Donald Trump has arrived in Beijing for the first US presidential visit to China in nearly a decade – but it’s his comments on Iran that are dominating headlines.

Donald Trump has extended the ceasefire between the United States and Iran, but only for around 3-5 days the White House told Fox News. 

Donald Trump says his war with Iran is “close to over” and there’s reports of more peace talks coming soon, but this isn’t the first time the US president has said an end to the war is imminent – so what’s actually going on? 

It’s uncertain whether the ceasefire Donald Trump brokered with Iran will hold after Israel launched a massive barrage of airstrikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon leading Tehran to reclose the Strait of Hormuz. 

As Israel and Iran exchange fresh attacks, President Donald Trump says a 15-point peace plan has been sent to Tehran via Pakistan and claims negotiations are underway. Iran publicly rejected Trump’s proposal and said the US is negotiating with itself, but did respond with demands of its own