The US president said Iranian leaders want the deal because they are 'badly losing', while Iran refuses to back down from its terms.
The U.S. president claims Iranian leaders are seeking the deal because, in his words, they are "losing."
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that Washington and Beijing have agreed to extend their economic detente, as Xi Jinping began a three-day state visit to the United States.
Since July, Washington has tightened its immigration policy, sending hundreds of Haitians back to a country deemed dangerous for their safety.
General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, scheduled to speak Thursday before the General Assembly, has still not obtained his US visa, according to multiple sources.
The Iranian president traveled to New York on Wednesday to address the General Assembly, an exceptional situation given the state of war between Iran and the United States.
Washington is threatening South Sudan with sanctions if the humanitarian situation does not improve, with 10 million people in need of assistance.
Burundian President Evariste Ndayishimiye asserts that his country welcomes people expelled from the United States, with the exception of criminals.
In her new book "Not My Type", the writer and journalist tells the story of the two civil lawsuits she filed against the American president for sexual assault and defamation, which she won.
An investigation coordinated by a consortium of 24 media outlets reveals how the Trump administration is negotiating with African states to agree to take in migrants deported from the United States, in exchange for funding, visas and diplomatic support.
As midterm elections approach, several personalities from the Republican Party are criticizing the president's immigration policy and the excesses of certain factions within the party, according to RFI.
The France 24 – Français report summarises the main elements available, maintaining the statements attributed to their sources.
The France 24 – Français report summarises the main elements available, maintaining the statements attributed to their sources.
American lawmakers voted overnight September 16-17 on new measures against Moscow, notably targeting its shadow fleet.
Search efforts have located a third victim of the flash flood that struck the American national park.
According to a New York Times investigation reported by France 24, the resumption of hostilities between Iran and the United States was fueled by internal power struggles in Tehran, between dialogue advocates and Washington opponents.
According to Le Monde, only representatives of the Palestinian UN mission would be able to participate in the annual session, which begins Tuesday, unless Washington changes its position.
Aurélien Lechevallier has received the green light from U.S. authorities to take up the position of French ambassador to the United States, ending several weeks of diplomatic gridlock.
According to information from CNN reported by Le Monde, the U.S. military abandoned a plan to intercept a Chinese ship in the Middle East after discovering that the report justifying the operation had been partially written by artificial intelligence.
At a G20 energy ministers meeting, the United States announced the end of emissions regulation for power plants, a move presented as necessary to power energy-intensive data centers.