US foreign policy
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Trump Challenges NATO Future After Iran War Tensions
President Donald Trump met with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte following threats to withdraw from the alliance over perceived lack of support during the Iran conflict.
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UAE Sets Red Lines for U.S.-Iran Conflict Resolution
United Arab Emirates official Anwar Gargash warns that any settlement ending the U.S.-Iran war must guarantee navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and address Iran’s nuclear and missile capabilities.
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Americans Pessimistic About Iran War, Poll Shows
A new poll reveals widespread American pessimism regarding potential U.S. military action in Iran, with major concerns about financial impact and regional stability.
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Trump Open to Ending Iran Conflict Despite Hormuz Closure
The Trump administration may conclude hostilities with Iran without reopening the Strait of Hormuz, focusing on weakening Tehran’s militar
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Vance: US to Neutralize Iran Regime Before Imminent Withdrawal
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance confirmed the administration’s intent to sustain military operations in Iran until the regime is neutered, promising a swift withdrawal thereafter.
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G7 Summit Faces Iran War Fallout and US Pressure over South Africa
The G7 summit faces tensions over Iran’s ceasefire rejection and US calls to exclude South Africa, highlighting divisions on global stability.
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U.S. Academic Dennis Coyle Released by Taliban After 14 Months
U.S. academic Dennis Coyle has been released from detention in Afghanistan following a family-led appeal and international mediation.
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Ex-Counterterror Chief: US Armed Al-Qaeda, ISIS for Israel’s Interests
A former US counterterrorism official claims the U.S. armed groups like Al-Qaeda and ISIS in Syria to counter Iran’s influence and protect Israel’s geopolitical interests.
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Trump Criticizes Israel’s ‘Violent’ Strike, Says US Uninformed
President Donald Trump stated Israel “violently lashed out” at a facility, claiming the U.S. was unaware of the attack and questioning the level of destruction.
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Thomas Friedman Defines Iran’s ‘Strategy of Out-Crazy’
New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman outlines how Iran utilizes a calculated ‘strategy of out-crazy’ to challenge U.S. influence in the Middle East.
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Iran’s Trade Hub Ambitions Threatened by US
Iran was poised to become a major Eurasian trade hub, but US actions and fears of a stronger rival may be disrupting its ambitious transport corridor plans.
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Iran-Israel Conflict Escalates with Sustained Regional Strikes
Iran and Israel engaged in widespread cross-border military exchanges Saturday, marking a critical escalation. Sustained retaliatory actions across the Middle East raise concerns over regional stability and civilian safety.
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Pedro Sánchez Rejects US Iran Strikes, Defying Trump Threats
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez firmly rejected U.S. requests to use military bases for Iran airstrikes, defying Donald Trump’s trade threats. Spain’s ‘No to war’ stance underscores a diplomatic rift.
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Kurdish Militias Launch Offensive in Iran Amid US Support Talks
Iranian Kurdish forces have launched a ground offensive against regime targets in western Iran, following reports of U.S. intelligence discussions.
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Iran Missile Strike on Turkey Won’t Trigger NATO Article 5
A reported Iranian ballistic missile strike targeting NATO member Turkey was intercepted, but U.S. officials state it will not trigger NATO’s collective defense clause.