Middle East

Donald Trump and Iran’s President have shocked the world, rushing through a digital, remote signing of their memorandum of understanding to end the war.

A senior US administration official has confirmed details of a framework agreement between the United States and Iran due to be formally signed in Switzerland.

Military hawks within the Republican Party are directing their ire over the still-unclear Iran deal toward the Vice President, more so than Donald Trump.

The US President warned Wednesday’s G7 summit that if he doesn’t like the ceasefire deal with Tehran, America would go back to ‘dropping bombs on their head’.

The Government has scaled back its travel warnings across parts of the Middle East, but cautioned the security situation remains unpredictable.

The signing of a deal between the United States and Iran will take place on Friday.

Reserve Bank of Australia monetary policy meetings have attained must-watch status.

As Donald Trump hails a historic US-Iran agreement and falling oil prices, Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stark reminder that ‘the struggle is not over’.

The ceasefire agreement will bring needed relief to a scarred region, and to global energy markets. But it will not resolve the issues that brought America and Iran to war in the first place.

An accused ISIS bride charged with slavery offences has given a grim account of her previous life in Syria with the terror group.

After enduring months of conflict, ordinary people in Iran were relieved to hear about the deal. Opposition groups were disappointed.

For now we can hope a moment to catch our breath has arrived.