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After a year of scolding European allies, Trump now turns to them for backing in a potential conflict with Iran, testing strained transatlantic ties and diplomatic resolve.
A senior U.S. official said Washington remains “open for business” if Iran chooses to re-engage, signaling readiness for renewed dialogue amid ongoing regional tensions, Reuters reported.
A People’s Daily article blames “toxic” Washington politics for rising anti-China sentiment in US polls, accusing lawmakers and media of fueling hostility through rhetoric and strategic fearmongering.
The latest India–US trade deal row over a Kashmir map on a joint document has sparked fresh diplomatic intrigue, with Washington’s silence seen as a subtle but pointed signal to Islamabad.
US President Donald Trump has warned he may impose new tariffs on countries opposing his interest in purchasing Greenland, escalating tensions and drawing sharp criticism from international leaders.
Greenland and Denmark envoys met White House officials as President Trump’s proposal to buy the Arctic territory stirred diplomatic tensions and renewed debate over U.S. interests in the region.
Donald Trump said the U.S. would run Venezuela if it captured President Nicolás Maduro, Reuters reports, raising fresh concerns over Washington’s stance on regime change.
As U.S. interest in Greenland resurfaces, experts weigh possible legal pathways to acquisition, the island’s strategic value, and the diplomatic, environmental and indigenous rights hurdles ahead.
US President Donald Trump warned Washington will “be watching” and could act if Iran cracks down violently on anti-government demonstrators, as protests spread across several cities.
With Iran’s economy reeling and regional pressures mounting, Trump still faces no clear path to a decisive victory, as escalating US-Iran tensions risk deeper instability and unpredictable fallout.
Iran has vowed to retaliate if Washington launches attacks, state media report, as experts warn any US military move could sharply escalate tensions across the already volatile Middle East region.
Donald Trump has claimed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was “captured” following reported US attacks, sparking confusion and denials as officials and media seek to verify the dramatic assertion.