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1. White House confirms two-week suspension of strikes on Iran

   The White House has confirmed the US has agreed to suspend all bombing and military attacks on Iran for two weeks.

2. Trump agrees to pause attacks on Iran if Strait of Hormuz opens

   US President Donald Trump says he has agreed to extend his threatened deadline to attack Iran by two weeks.

3. Billionaire investor Ackman makes $64bn bid for Universal Music Group

   Universal Music, the label behind superstars Taylor Swift and Bad Bunny, is expected to list in NY from Amsterdam.

4. Trump announces two-week ceasefire as Iran agrees to reopen Hormuz Strait

   The US president nevertheless warned that the suspension was dependent on Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

5. What we know about Pakistan’s proposed Iran war pause

   Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says diplomatic efforts to resolve the US-Israeli war on Iran are progressing.

6. Iranian musician stages protest at power station over Trump threats

   Iranian musician Ali Ghamsari has been performing outside the Damavand power station in a symbolic protest.

7. Arsenal beat Sporting with late Havertz goal in Champions League quarters

   Arsenal score late winner at Sporting Lisbon to take 1-0 first-leg advantage back to London next week.

8. Djibouti and the Horn of Africa: new front in the war on Iran

   Djibouti built its economy on the strategy of charging rent to different military world powers.

9. Iran warns region and beyond as tension builds ahead of US ultimatum

   Trump has threatened to step up the US-Israeli war on Iran by destroying every bridge and power plant in the country.

10. Pakistan appeals to Trump to extend deadline, Iran to reopen Hormuz Strait

    PM Sharif cites progress in diplomatic efforts for peaceful settlement of war, urges to allow diplomacy run its course.