Timothy Nerozzi

Washington, D.C.

Foreign Affairs Reporter at Washington Examiner

Writer. Catholic. Jokes. 📰 @dcexaminer @thelampmagazine 日本語可.

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Articles

Trump says Iran talks are 'easy' but taking too long

1 week ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi

President Donald Trump is growing impatient with Iranian diplomats who “don’t know how” to “deal with [the United States].”The president was asked about the status of discussions between his administration and the Iranian regime during an Oval Office press conference with El Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele. “We’ve got a problem with Iran, but I’ll solve that problem — that’s almost an easy one,” Trump quipped.
Xi Jinping warns tariff war has 'no winner' as he courts Vietnam

1 week ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi

Chinese President Xi Jinping continues his country’s search for reliable allies against U.S. tariffs as he meets with “friendly socialist neighbors” in Vietnam. Xi, who also serves as the general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party and chairman of the Central Military Commission, arrived in Hanoi on Monday to meet with Vietnamese General Secretary of the Communist Party, To Lam.
US prepares for 'direct talks' in Oman despite Iran declaring talks 'indirect'Washington Examiner

1 week ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi

The United States and Iran are set to begin some form of discussions in Oman this weekend, but the governments have vastly different ideas how the meeting will take place. Iran insists that these talks will be “indirect” — carried out through third-party mediators passing messages between the U.S. and themselves.
Witkoff meets Putin in Russia

1 week ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi

United States envoy Steve Witkoff landed in Russia on Friday to meet with President Vladimir Putin about establishing peace in Ukraine. The Kremlin’s sincerity in seeking a ceasefire is increasingly suspect after weeks of negotiating, nitpicking, and reneging on U.S. proposals already approved by Ukraine. Based on pre-meeting comments from Russian officials, this visit is unlikely to change the pattern of obfuscation. “Russia has to get moving.
Arrested Istanbul mayor debuts in court

1 week ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi

The mayor of Istanbul raged against the Erdogan regime during his first appearance in court after being arrested by the Turkish government last month. Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, the most prominent rival of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, appeared in court Friday to deny the charge that he made threats against the chief prosecutor of Istanbul and asserted that the trial was a politically motivated sham.
China's moment has come, but the Communist Party may not be prepared

1 week ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi

Beijing is going full tilt at President Donald Trump as his global tariff war has narrowed into a bilateral game of chicken between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party. Trump has set tariffs on Chinese goods at approximately 125% in an effort to force the country to renegotiate a perceived trade imbalance — with an additional 20% slapped on top to punish the country for failing to curb fentanyl production.
Video appears to show Russians executing Ukrainian POWs in cold blood

2 weeks ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi

Disturbing video has emerged that appears to show Russian soldiers executing surrendered Ukrainians on the battlefield. The Associated Press released the footage on Thursday, claiming it was provided by a European military official on condition of anonymity. The footage, captured via drone by Ukraine’s 128th Mountain Brigade, shows the gruesome interaction between four Ukrainians and three gunmen bearing Russian military insignia.
France prepares to recognize Palestinian statehood

2 weeks ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi

France is on track to become the most powerful country in the world to recognize Palestinian statehood. French President Emmanuel Macron announced his intentions to formalize the designation during an interview with France 5. “We must move toward recognition [of a Palestinian state], and we will do so in the coming months,” Macron said, according to translations from French newspaper Le Monde.
Footage appears to show Russian soldiers executing Ukrainian POWs in cold blood

2 weeks ago | gazette.com | Timothy Nerozzi

Disturbing video has emerged that appears to show Russian soldiers executing surrendered Ukrainians on the battlefield. The Associated Press released the footage on Thursday, claiming it was provided by a European military official on condition of anonymity. The footage, captured via drone by Ukraine’s 128th Mountain Brigade, shows the gruesome interaction between four Ukrainians and three gunmen bearing Russian military insignia.
Iran tells US to 'come and invest,' promises regime not seeking nuclear bomb- Washington Examiner

2 weeks ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi

Iran is putting on a friendly face as it prepares for negotiations with the United States regarding the future of its nuclear enrichment program. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stressed Wednesday during an address in Tehran that his country is “not after a nuclear bomb” and expressed frustration that the issue continues to plague bilateral relations. “[Western nations] have verified it 100 times,” Pezeshkian said.