阿曼外交大臣：根據《伊斯蘭堡備忘錄》第5條，未來將適時推進霍爾木茲海峽管理安排及永久性解決方案。

Sources say US commerce secretary Lutnick's last‑minute pressure collapsed US‑Canada trade talks, prompting President Trump to announce new tariffs on Canadian goods and Canadian prime minister Carney to vow retaliation. Insiders say Lutnick viewed the draft framework as too lenient toward Canada and acted on behalf of US metals producers seeking to claw back concessions; some Canadian officials accused him of shifting negotiating aims, while some business leaders credited him with blocking what they saw as a threat to US metals. A White House official denied Lutnick caused the breakdown, saying talks stalled after Canada made last‑minute, out‑of‑scope demands. Lutnick's intervention deepened his role in the talks and reinforced his reputation inside the administration as a disruptor pressing for tougher trade leverage.

U.S. Secretary of State Rubio said on the 24th he approved formally revoking Syria’s designation as a state sponsor of terrorism. Rubio said the Syrian transitional government has taken significant counterterrorism steps and that delisting removes the final major barrier to private-sector investment, facilitating Syria’s economic recovery and reintegration into the global economy. The Syrian transitional government welcomed the decision. Rubio also announced removal of the Sham Liberation Army from the U.S. list of designated terrorist organizations.