Trump news at a glance: Trump mediates between Israel and Hezbollah in effort to salvage Iran peace talks Tehran says Israel’s operation in Lebanon is violation of existing ceasefire with US, throwing wrench in planned peace talks – key US politics stories from Monday 1 June The Guardian - US · Jun 2
'What are you doing?': Trump blasts Netanyahu in call over Lebanon strikes, calls him 'crazy' US President Donald Trump reportedly confronted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over military actions in Lebanon. Trump expressed anger, stating global hatred towards Israel stemmed from these actions. He claimed Netanyahu halted a major raid on Beirut following their conversation. Talks with Iran are continuing rapidly. The Economic Times · Jun 2
'Everybody hates you now': Donald Trump spars with Netanyahu over Israeli strikes on Lebanon President Trump reportedly called Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu "crazy" and accused him of ingratitude during a heated phone call over Israel's escalation in Lebanon. Trump allegedly blocked a plan to strike Beirut, citing concerns over civilian casualties and disproportionate escalation, despite acknowledging Israel's right to self-defense. The Times of India · Jun 2
Global Market Today: Asian stocks ease from record highs, oil steadies Asian markets dipped from record highs as peace talks with Iran faltered. Oil prices remained elevated amid geopolitical tensions. US stock futures also saw a slight decline. Investors are closely watching upcoming economic data for clues on the US economy and Federal Reserve policy. The AI boom continues to drive… The Economic Times · Jun 2
Lebanon announces partial ceasefire between Israel, Hezbollah but attacks continue Lebanon has announced a partial ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel. This move signals a limited de-escalation of the ongoing conflict. Israel will refrain from striking Beirut, while Hezbollah will halt attacks on Israel. Hostilities in southern Lebanon continue. Iran has threatened to break off peace talks with the U.S. over… The Economic Times · Jun 2
France 24 · Jun 1 'Healthy consensus in Israel' on pursuing Lebanon campaign, expert says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday he told US President Donald Trump that his country would strike Beirut if Hezbollah doesn't stop attacking Israel. Earlier, Trump had said that Israel and Hezbollah had agreed to dial back fighting. Speaking with FRANCE 24's Sharon Gaffney, Bilal Y. Saab, Senior…
The Independent UK · Jun 1 A Lebanese hospital is in ruins and people flee a Beirut suburb after Israel's threat, in photos Israel's airstrike in the Lebanese port city of Tyre caused heavy damage to the Jabal Amel Hospital, while Beirut residents fled the Dahiyeh area after Israel warned it would attack if Hezbollah continues attacking Israeli communities.
International Business Times · Jun 1 Stocks Continue Climbing Buoyed By Tech Despite Oil Gains From Iran War Stocks began June hitting a new record as tech companies continue to climb.
The Times of India · Jun 1 Trump says Iran talks continue 'at rapid pace' as Tehran suspends negotiations after Lebanon strikes US President Donald Trump stated that negotiations with Iran are progressing rapidly despite recent exchanges of fire testing a fragile ceasefire. He also announced a halt to attacks between Hezbollah and Israel following calls with Prime Minister Netanyahu and Hezbollah representatives. Iran, however, indicated it has ceased communication with Washington…
The Economic Times · Jun 1 Iran targets US air base as fresh attacks strain ceasefire efforts, lift oil prices Iran struck a US air base following American strikes on its military sites. Kuwait also reported missile and drone attacks. These actions have heightened regional tensions and increased oil prices. Israel expanded military operations against Hezbollah. Pakistan is mediating peace efforts amid ongoing conflict and disrupted energy markets.
AAP · Jun 1 Lebanon announces partial Israel, Hezbollah ceasefire US President Donald Trump says peace talks between the United States and Iran are continuing and that Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to dial back fighting.