Newspaper Headlines: 'Trump Demands Iran's Surrender' and 'UK Voters Say No to Joining War'

Iranian President Apologizes to Neighbors and Rejects U.S. Surrender Demand

Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian apologized on Saturday, 7 March, for attacks on regional countries, as missiles and drones continued flying toward Gulf Arab states, in a development that laid bare the limited control the country’s political leadership appears to hold over its own armed forces. In a video message, Pezeshkian said the country’s interim leadership council had directed the armed forces to stop strikes on neighboring countries unl…

Putin and Iran’s Pezeshkian Hold Phone Call as Middle East War Escalates

The Kremlin said Putin reaffirmed Russia’s position that hostilities must stop immediately and that disputes surrounding Iran and the wider Middle East should be resolved through diplomatic means rather than military force.

7 ways how the war in Iran could impact Canadians

The war Washington launched against Iran could have implications for Canadians’ pocketbooks and security. “This is not going to end any time soon,” said Carleton University defence expert Stephen Saideman. “It’s going to be harmful to our economy. It’s going to raise the possibility of terrorism. It’s going to generate more conflict in the Middle East. And it was completely unnecessary.” As the conflict engulfs the broader Middle East, here are …

After A Week Of War, Israel Sees Progress But Long Road Ahead

After a dramatic week of air strikes on Iran, what’s the view from Tel Aviv on the progress of the war and what happens next?

Revealed: New details of phone calls between Donald Trump and Iraqi Kurdish leaders

Trump did not ask Kurdish armed groups based in Iraqi Kurdistan to launch a ground incursion into Iran when he spoke to political leaders on the phone, a source confirmed.

Trump’s war in Iran to spark mortgage hikes and push motor fuel prices over €2 a litre

The price of a litre of motor fuel is tipped to go over €2 this weekend as the conflict in the Middle East drags on.