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Alexander Ward, Vera Bergengruen WASHINGTON—President Trump said he would hold off on a planned U.S. attack on Iran at the request of Gulf

WASHINGTON—President Trump said he would hold off on a planned U.S. attack on Iran at the request of Gulf leaders to make room for negotiations with Tehran over a prospective deal to end the war.

Charges escalate Trump administration’s pressure on faltering Cuban regime.

President Trump has announced changes in where American forces will be based and expressed frustration over a lack of support from allies on Iran.

Delcy Rodríguez has preserved an authoritarian system and has avoided elections for five months while courting Trump officials and the oil industry.

The secretary of state’s visit was the latest move in a U.S. effort to correct a downward turn in ties with India.

The deportation of a Somali referee and difficulties faced by other teams reveal how America’s soccer showcase clashes with the administration’s immigration policies.

In one weekend, Trump veered from threatening the “ultimate alternative” against Iran to celebrating what he called a “great deal” to end the war.

The government in Caracas, newly friendly to Washington, is trying to lure American investment into its most mineral-rich areas.

Italy’s right-wing Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni blasted the president after he told Italian media that she had “begged” for a photo opportunity with him at the G-7 summit earlier this week.