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Financial Times reports at least four Arab and Muslim leaders recently called US President Trump, urging him to refrain from new military strikes on Iran and to allow more time for diplomacy.

2026-11-10

Financial Times reports at least four Arab and Muslim leaders recently called US President Trump, urging him to refrain from new military strikes on Iran and to allow more time for diplomacy.

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2026-11-10

Trump said he held a productive call with Qatari PM Al Thani on Iran. He said Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Kuwait favor maintaining the status quo — continuing what he described as the largest maritime blockade in history and launching a

Trump said he held a productive call with Qatari PM Al Thani on Iran. He said Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Kuwait favor maintaining the status quo — continuing what he described as the largest maritime blockade in history and launching a new Operation Iron Gate to extend the blockade by sea and land. He said all parties agree Iran must never possess nuclear weapons and there is no room for negotiation. The US is prepared to act if the situation changes, but for now another strike on Iran appears unlikely; Trump said he sees positive momentum toward an end to the conflict and that US interests and Israel are protected.
2026-11-09

After its worst-ever election showing, the African National Congress (ANC) is considering ending its national coalition with rival the Democratic Alliance (DA). Members of the ANC national executive committee are preparing to argue at Thursday’s meet

After its worst-ever election showing, the African National Congress (ANC) is considering ending its national coalition with rival the Democratic Alliance (DA). Members of the ANC national executive committee are preparing to argue at Thursday’s meeting that the party’s 2024 cooperation with the DA costs it votes in last week’s municipal elections and should therefore be terminated. The ANC previously tried and failed to exclude the DA from the coalition; support for a renewed push is unclear. Reconfiguring the national unity government — which has prioritized growth and jobs while the DA has been the main driver of pro-business policies — could unsettle investors.
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