The U.S. president has earlier warned of a "bad day for Iran" if there was no progress in nuclear program talks.

President Donald Trump said April 7 that Iran and the United States have begun ‘direct’ talks over Tehran’s nuclear program, contradicting Iranian leaders’ rejection of the idea just hours before.

President Donald Trump said Monday that U.S. officials will meet directly with Iranian leaders Saturday, for the first time in a decade, amid tension over the country's nuclear ambitions. He threatened that if talks don't go well,

Iran is approaching weekend talks with the United States over its nuclear programme warily, with little confidence in progress and deep suspicions over U.S. intentions, Iranian officials told Reuters on Tuesday.

President Trump said that the United States would hold “direct” talks with Iran on Saturday in an effort to rein in the country’s nuclear program, saying Tehran would be “in great danger” if it failed to reach an accord.

President Donald Trump said Monday that direct talks are underway between the United States and Iran over Tehran’s nuclear program.

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A slump in Russian stocks adds turbulence to an economy already suffering from sanctions imposed due to Vladimir Putin's invasion.

The UK and European Union are optimistic about striking a deal to reset post-Brexit relations at a summit in May, as President Donald Trump’s tariffs and policy on the Russia-Ukraine war spur calls for greater cooperation and reduced trade barriers in Europe.