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Donald Trump announced on Tuesday, September 22, that the dialogue with Tehran had resumed to put an end to a conflict that was politically ravaging him, a few minutes after threatening, in the UN rostrum, to destroy Iran. According to Iranian State TV IRIB, Tehran communicated during these talks its conditions for reopening the strategic Strait of Ormuz.
On Tuesday, September 22, Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met in New York to discuss the war in Ukraine. Ahead of Zelensky’s address to the UN General Assembly today, he said he wants the war to end before winter, stressing that people across Ukraine are living in increasingly difficult conditions and that the longer the conflict continues, the greater the risk of further deaths on the frontline. Trump has also said that Ukraine and Russia agreed not to target each other’s energy infrastructure, after previously criticising Kyiv for striking Russian oil refineries. Acco
The day began with Donald Trump threatening to annihilate Iran but ended with a three-hour meeting between US and Iranian mediators, which Trump described as “very good.” Trump also held a high-level meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, with both sides saying they wanted the war in Ukraine to end before winter. Today, as the UN General Assembly continues, Zelensky and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian are among those expected to address the assembly, as world leaders seek ways to end the two conflicts dominating international politics. First, Morgan Ayre reports on the latest
US media outlets are usually fierce competitors, but Donald Trump’s ban on CNN, Politico and MS NOW has prompted an unusual show of solidarity among journalists. The move is changing the way the White House is covered, as Trump arrives in New York for the UN General Assembly. Camille Knight reports.
The day began with Donald Trump threatening to annihilate Iran but ended with a three-hour meeting between US and Iranian mediators, which Trump described as “very good.” Trump also held high-level talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, with both sides saying they wanted the war in Ukraine to end before winter. Today, Zelensky and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian are among those addressing the UN General Assembly, as world leaders seek ways to end the two conflicts dominating global politics. The assembly also marks UN Secretary-General António Guterres’ final one, with him warn
Donald Trump said he had to decide whether he would make a deal with Iran or "annihilate the Islamic Republic" in his speech at the UN General Assembly. Follow live.
Donald Trump strikes a security deal with Greenland and Denmark on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. The deal comes after Trump repeatedly said the US should own the Arctic island.
Donald Trump says he can do business with Andy Burnham at their first face-to-face meeting in New York, but criticises the "terrible" Chagos deal.
The UN General Assembly opened its 81st session in New York with speeches on war, artificial intelligence and climate crisis. Donald Trump said the U.S. It is the most powerful country and no undocumented immigrant has entered under his mandate. From New York, our correspondent Mamen Sala gives us more details.
Referring to "a productive meeting with Donald Trump" on the margins of the UN General Assembly in New York, the Ukrainian President said that their two countries wanted the war with Russia to end "before the winter". They discussed "potential stages of de-escalation that could pave the way for diplomacy," but also "an energy moratorium," says Zelensky.
In a public letter, they report that Trump practices "extrajudicial executions" against fishing vessels under the umbrella of an alleged war against drug trafficking
President Donald Trump addressed the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, 22 September, where he addressed a number of hot issues, such as Ukraine, Greenland and artificial intelligence. In his country, the white house tenant was less virulent than usual.
The expansion of artificial intelligence is generating a new political fracture in Texas, one of the main Republican bastions in the United States. The growth of data centres, driven by Donald Trump and state authorities, is critical of their energy and water consumption, their impact on communities and the potential costs to taxpayers. According to an analysis by The Texas Tribune, about 60 per cent of the data centres planned or under construction are in districts that supported Trump in 2024. A few months from the mid-ma elections
Donald Trump hailed his own record and hinted at a chance for peace in Iran and Ukraine. Turkey's president called for more pressure on Israel. UN leaders called for more global interdependence. DW has the latest.
President Donald Trump has banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from White House coverage, and the three outlets are suing him, alleging it abridges their First Amendment rights. In response to Trump’s ban of the news outlets, ABC News, CBS News, NBC News and Fox News — which along with CNN provide the White House […]
The Secretary General defends the right to a war present and alert about the IA: "Killer robots do not take place in our future"
To the UN General Assembly, the US President. United States, Donald Trump, launched several international warnings: the Republican claimed that he weighed between allowing Iran's reconstruction or "annihilating them" and "bringing them to hell," he said his country will control Greenland's security, said Cuba is a "failed state" that "will fall." And he said Washington will not stop the advance of the IA, despite the alerts. He extended our correspondent, Mamen Sala.
A false photo of Donald Trump kissing his assistant Nathalie Harp has collected millions of views on social networks. The image was manipulated several times by IA and then retouched to conceal its artificial origin.
A year ago, Donald Trump went to the rostrum of the United Nations General Assembly and after taking an axe to US aid and development funding, he read the world the riot act. One Iran war later, the US president is sticking to script, with a speech that borrowed much of the language from last year. With citizens on five continents now feeling the pain at the pump, we ask what it will take to tame a global energy crisis whose potential spiral mirrors the contagion of hostilities from the Strait of Hormuz to the mouth of the Red Sea.
THE COUNTRY joins a joint statement against the president's decision not to allow journalists to enter the White House
