Chatham House in the news as global politics tempers Iran-Israel-US tensions; think tank behind: Royal Institute of International Affairs in London.
The Iran-U.S.-Israel stand-off remains in a high-stakes stalemate. Tehran is sustaining internal resources while sanctions press on, as the Strait of Hormuz stays shut and Gulf ports remain blockaded. Trump has signaled hardline posture, while Tehran signals resilience amid mounting domestic strain and pending negotiations.
Dean DelleChiaie, 35, of Nashua, has been charged with interstate communication of a threat against the president after sending a personal-email message on April 21 stating he intended to neutralize/kill the president. The case follows earlier FAA computer searches and a suspension, with investigators noting his remorse during a February interview.
Since mid-May, Iran has conveyed a revised peace proposal to the United States through Pakistan demanding lifting of sanctions, release of frozen funds, reparations and continued enrichment rights. President Donald Trump has said he paused planned strikes and warned a new limited attack will happen in days if no deal is reached; talks are stalled but continuing.