Iran has agreed to permit International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors to operate in the country again following negotiations with the Trump administration.
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Iran has agreed to allow International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA ) inspectors back into the Islamic Republic following discussions with the Trump administration. The announcement was made amid discussions in Switzerland, with Vice President J.D. Vance describing the negotiations as challenging but productive. DETAIL: Vance said on Monday that the talks have resulted in significant progress on nuclear oversight measures and broader regional security issues. The negotiations build on a U.S.-backed diplomatic framework that reportedly includes sanctions relief, waivers for Iranian oil exports, and a proposed $300 billion reconstruction and investment package in exchange for Iran abandoning any pursuit of…Open
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BREAKING THIS AM ... VANCE SAYS NEGOTIATIONS WITH IRAN ARE PROGRESSING ... THEY'RE BUILDING THE 'FOUNDATION' ... FOX: BREAKING: VP Vance announces major progress made by the United States and its negotiating team while finalizing a deal with Iran: (VIDEO)
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State of the Union: The close-fought election sustains Latin America’s rightward trend. The post Right-Wing Candidate de la Espriella Wins Colombian Presidential Election appeared first on The American Conservative .
Abelardo de la Espriella was elected president of Colombia Sunday, securing a victory for the right against the left-wing senator Ivan Cepeda. The runoff election was a relatively close race: De la Espriella secured 49.7 percent of the vote, with Cepeda receiving 48.7 percent. A social media–savvy populist, De la Espriella ran a law-and-order campaign that promised a harsh crackdown on organized crime, including strengthening the military in response to the endemic guerilla violence in the countryside. He pledged to sharply cut government spending and align Colombia more closely with the United States, and he received the endorsement of President Donald Trump. His opponent, Cepeda, campaigned on continuing current President Gustavo…Open
