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The article discusses the ongoing US-Iran negotiations in Geneva regarding Iran's nuclear program and the easing of sanctions amid escalating military tensions.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi criticized the U.S. understanding of Iran, attributing misconceptions to the Israeli lobby, and outlined Iran's readiness to enhance trust in its nuclear program, contingent on the lifting of U.S. sanctions.

US diplomacy ramps up pressure on Iran with military deployments and new sanctions ahead of nuclear program negotiations in Geneva.

The US and Iran held a third round of high-level negotiations in Geneva amid heightened military readiness by the US and expectations from Iran for sanctions relief in exchange for nuclear limitations.

Iran is focusing its negotiations solely on nuclear issues while seeking the lifting of sanctions and asserting its right to peaceful nuclear energy usage.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasizes that the U.S. is increasing pressure on Russia while maintaining support for Ukraine without imposing sanctions.

Tensions between the U.S. and Iran are escalating despite ongoing negotiations, highlighting a critical point in international relations involving nuclear capabilities and economic sanctions.

The US has blocked Venezuela from paying legal fees for Nicolás Maduro, raising constitutional issues over his right to a defense.

A clash between a US boat and the Cuban border patrol resulted in four deaths and six injuries, escalating tensions amid increased US sanctions against Cuba.

Russia is considering fuel aid for Cuba amidst its ongoing energy crisis caused by reduced oil deliveries due to US restrictions.

The Trump administration has intensified sanctions on Iran as it prepares for new nuclear negotiations, aiming to curb Tehran's weapons capabilities and support for terrorism.

The article discusses how Iran developed its military capabilities to pose a threat to the United States, focusing on the symbolic destruction of the F-14 Tomcat jet in 2007 as an example of America's military vulnerabilities.

A Russian tanker suspected of delivering oil to Cuba has been detected off the U.S. coast, utilizing deceptive tactics amid U.S. sanctions on Cuban oil imports.

The energy crisis in Cuba, exacerbated by U.S. sanctions, is leading to prolonged blackouts, limited transport options, and rising prices, creating uncertainty for the population.

The US will no longer impose tariffs on those supplying oil to Cuba, following a Supreme Court decision, but other types of sanctions may still be applied to maintain pressure on the island.

The United States has imposed sanctions against Russia and the UAE, targeting individuals and entities involved in cyber activities harmful to U.S. national security.

The US military has seized a sanctioned oil tanker, Bertha, in the Indian Ocean, marking the third interception this month amid ongoing sanctions against Venezuela.

US forces have intercepted a tanker ship in the Indian Ocean that was believed to be evading sanctions against Venezuelan oil exports.

The US has intercepted the oil tanker 'Bertha' in the Indian Ocean for allegedly violating sanctions related to Venezuela and Cuba.

The US military conducted a night raid on the oil tanker 'Bertha' in the Indian Ocean as part of ongoing operations against sanctioned vessels.

The U.S. Congress has submitted a report detailing the persecution of Christians in Nigeria and recommending sanctions to address the situation.

The US is pressuring Italy to end the employment of Cuban doctors, who are essential to the healthcare system in Calabria.

The U.S. has enacted sanctions against eight Nigerians tied to terrorist groups amidst calls for visa bans and asset freezes from Congress.

Eleven top officials of the International Criminal Court, including eight judges and three prosecutors, are facing US sanctions due to their investigation into war crimes in Afghanistan and for other reasons.

Kazakhstan asserts its priority rights to acquire Lukoil's assets in Kazakhstan amid U.S. sanctions against the Russian oil producer.

US sanctions are pushing the European Central Bank to expedite the development of a digital euro to avoid dependence on foreign payment systems.

French President Emmanuel Macron has requested US President Donald Trump to reconsider and lift sanctions imposed on several European officials, arguing the measures are unjust.

Experts warn that Cuba is facing unprecedented pressures that could lead to humanitarian collapse amid crippling U.S. sanctions.

Iran and the U.S. are experiencing significant disagreements in their nuclear negotiations, particularly regarding the framework and process of sanctions relief, although an indirect round of talks is scheduled for early March.

An Iranian official stated that negotiations with Washington are focusing on Iran's nuclear commitments and the U.S. lifting sanctions, without discussing the removal of enriched uranium.

The article describes the dire situation in Havana, where the population struggles with severe shortages and the effects of U.S. sanctions, leading to a sense of hopelessness.

Cuba is facing a significant maritime blockade from the United States, the most severe since the 1962 missile crisis, leading to a swift depletion of fuel and a looming humanitarian crisis.

Cuba is currently facing one of its biggest crises in history due to insufficient oil supply caused by U.S. sanctions, leading to a severe shortage of transportation and electricity.

Iran is preparing a draft for a nuclear deal amid ongoing negotiations, with uranium enrichment and sanctions relief being key issues.

The Chilean Foreign Minister confirmed U.S. sanctions on government officials linked to a proposed submarine cable project with China, deemed a security threat by the U.S.

The article discusses President Trump's plans for Cuba, including potential military operations and economic sanctions aimed at promoting regime change in Havana.

A newspaper investigation revealed a network of 48 seemingly independent companies operating under different physical addresses, believed to be collaborating to obscure the origin of Russian oil from Kremlin-controlled Rosneft.

Canada asserts that the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling invalidating many of Trump's tariffs demonstrates their unjust nature, while some trade sanctions impacting Canadian businesses remain in place.

A Russian special envoy announced plans for joint projects with the U.S. valued at over $14 trillion, contingent on the end of the war in Ukraine and the removal of Western sanctions.

The US is negotiating with India to encourage the purchase of Venezuelan oil instead of Russian oil supplies.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi asserts that U.S. negotiators have not required Iran to cease its uranium enrichment program, contradicting U.S. statements.

Iranian officials clarified that no request was made by the US to fully suspend uranium enrichment during recent negotiations.

The U.S. has called for an immediate ceasefire in Sudan, imposing sanctions on senior leaders of the Rapid Support Forces for their involvement in humanitarian atrocities.

The US Treasury has imposed sanctions on three commanders of the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan for their involvement in genocide and other crimes during the siege of El-Fasher.

The U.S. sanctions against Russia, initiated in response to the Ukrainian conflict, have been extended and will remain in effect until 2027.

Greta Thunberg supports an initiative to send a humanitarian aid flotilla to Cuba amidst severe shortages caused by US sanctions.

The Coordination Framework in Iraq cancelled a meeting meant to decide on Nouri al-Maliki's candidacy for the premiership, citing a lack of consensus due to Maliki's firm stance.

Russia's special envoy Dimitriev stated in an interview that the US will eventually lift sanctions against Russia due to significant losses suffered by American companies in the country.

An international aid convoy is set to deliver essential supplies to Cuba on March 21 amid a severe economic crisis exacerbated by U.S. sanctions.

The article argues that the economic strangulation policy of Cuba by the United States does not lead to democratization.