The proposal set the terms for early postwar nuclear diplomacy—its rejection by the Soviet Union helped foreclose international control and contributed to the onset of the U.S.–Soviet nuclear arms race.
Bernard M. Baruch, speaking for the United States and with President Truman's backing, presented the U.S. proposal for international control of atomic energy to the UN Atomic Energy Commission (the 'Baruch Plan').
The proposal set the terms for early postwar nuclear diplomacy—its rejection by the Soviet Union helped foreclose international control and contributed to the onset of the U.S.–Soviet nuclear arms race.
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The Trump administration revoked the visa of Brazil's ambassador in a diplomatic escalation.
Trump indicated that new talks with Iran could begin soon despite ongoing tensions.
Trump announced plans for new talks with Iran, indicating a shift towards diplomacy.
Trump announced the cancellation of planned strikes on Iran, citing the outlines of a deal with Middle Eastern allies.