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Journalist @thenationalnews in London. @chelseafcw season ticket holder. likes history and trains. he/him
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Will Iran go food shopping in America? Trump seeks $12bn windfall from frozen funds

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By Tim Stickings Verified
| The National Verified
Iran indicated on Thursday that it could buy food from the US under certain conditions, as President Donald Trump promises American farmers a windfall from the Middle East peace deal. With as much as $12 billion in frozen Iranian cash to be released under the deal, Mr Trump has promoted a plan for Iran to spend the money on corn, wheat and soybeans from US producers. The Iranian negotiating team initially mocked the idea.
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Swiss resort favoured by movie stars and world leaders brings serenity to US-Iran deal

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By Mohamad Ali Harisi, Tim Stickings Verified
| The National Verified
The signing ceremony to halt the US-Iran conflict, which has rattled the global economy and claimed lives, stands in stark contrast to the serenity and tranquillity of the location, nestled in Switzerland's central canton of Nidwalden. The US and Iran are set to sign the highly anticipated preliminary agreement on Friday at the luxury Burgenstock resort, the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs told The National.
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US-Iran deal hands Tehran a win, at least in the short term

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By Thomas Watkins Verified, Tim Stickings Verified
| The National Verified
The US-Iran deal appears to have handed Tehran's hardline regime a significant victory, at least in the short term. But what happens to the Iranian state further down the line is less obvious. The war, launched by US President Donald Trump and Israel on February 28, failed to oust the Iranian regime or eliminate its ability to threaten the region and the Strait of Hormuz, leaving Tehran in a position of strength.
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