Iran to Hold Call with European Nations Over Nuclear Program as Sanctions Deadline Approaches

Iran has announced that its foreign minister will participate in a phone call with officials from France, Germany, and the United Kingdom. This meeting is aimed at addressing concerns related to its nuclear program and to work towards avoiding the reinstatement of United Nations sanctions as the deadline set by European nations approaches.

In a separate and concerning development, a global hunger monitor has declared Gaza City and its surrounding regions to be experiencing famine. This alarming assessment is expected to increase pressure on Israel to permit more humanitarian aid to flow into the besieged Palestinian territory, where conditions are deteriorating rapidly.

In the sports world, President Donald Trump has revealed that the draw for the 2026 World Cup will be held at the Kennedy Center in Washington on December 5. He hinted that he might take part in overseeing the event, providing a touch of political flair to the international sporting occasion.

Additionally, despite rising concerns from its allies over the famine in Gaza, the White House has largely refrained from commenting on the situation. Analysts suggest that without significant pressure from the U.S., Israel's military operations and strategy in the ongoing conflict are unlikely to be altered.