The Wall Street Journal

• Trump Says Iran Deal Is Imminent, but Tehran So Far Hasn’t Confirmed

  Tehran threatened to pull out of talks and retaliate after the Israeli military hit what it said was a Hezbollah command center.

• Swiss Voters Reject Population Cap to Manage Immigration

  A “yes” vote would have sparked a diplomatic clash with the European Union.

• Europe’s Arms Race Is Creating Boomtowns. Why Are Locals So Unhappy?

  New investment in French and British towns brings jobs but sparks division and resentment.

• The Iranian Enforcer Driving Tehran’s Hard Bargaining With the U.S.

  The pugilistic new paramilitary commander is seen as a power broker who is asserting control over negotiations even as the two sides appear to be near a deal.

• How the U.S. and Iran Turned From Renewed War to the Cusp of Peace

  A U.S. helicopter crash spurred an escalation that led both sides to back down and negotiate.

• Trump Says U.S. Killed Venezuelan Tren de Aragua Gang Leader

  The CIA provided intelligence for the strike coordinated with Venezuela.

• Deal With Iran Is Close, but Accord Will Kickstart Toughest Phase of Talks

  U.S., Iranian and Pakistani negotiators say an agreement will begin dialogue over Tehran’s nuclear program.

• World’s Food Supply Imperiled by Iran War, Fertilizer Manufacturer Fertiglobe Chief Says

  Failure to get fertilizer supplies moving through the Persian Gulf risks worsening food shortages and triggering higher grain prices that could take time to come down.

• Trump Says Iran Deal Is Close but Tehran Says No Decision Has Been Made

  The president pulled back from threats just hours earlier to launch more military strikes and seize Iran’s oil infrastructure.

• India Says U.S. Strike on Tanker in Iran Blockade Killed Three Nationals

  The deaths are the first known to have occurred from U.S. action to enforce its blockade.