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Donald Trump's '15-point Iran peace plan' faces criticism for being a rehash of old proposals. In Pakistan, desperate brick kiln workers are targets of illegal kidney trade. Meanwhile, a Democrat won in Trump's hometown Florida House district.

Trump's 'Rehashed' Iran Peace Plan Under Scrutiny

Donald Trump's '15-point plan' for peace with Iran has stirred controversy. The Guardian reports that the plan is a rehashed version of an outdated proposal drafted in May 2025. This suggests either a lack of seriousness about the talks or a desire by Trump to appear to have made more progress than he actually has.

The Wall Street Journal, in its piece "The Fog of Diplomacy in Iran," suggests that Trump's actions might be aimed at calming the markets. Conversely, Iran's incentive is to deny progress and keep markets in shambles. Furthermore, Common Dreams and CNN have highlighted concerns of potential insider trading, citing massive bets worth around $580 million placed in Iran-related markets just minutes before Trump's announcement.

*Source: YouTube: France 24 English (2026-03-25)*

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