US President Trump threatened to declare the Strait of Hormuz American territory, prompting a strong rebuke from Iran, which asserted the strait's continued Iranian sovereignty. The White House later suggested Trump was joking, while the region faces an uncertain future regarding the Iran-USA agreement.

At the NATO summit in Ankara, Donald Trump praised his 'chemistry' with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan while reiterating his disappointment with NATO and suggesting the U.S. should control Greenland. His comments created tension among allies and overshadowed discussions on key issues like the war in Ukraine.

Canada has chosen Germany's ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) to build its next fleet of up to 12 submarines, a decision that led to a significant drop in shares for South Korea's Hanwha Ocean, which had also bid for the multi-billion dollar contract. The selection highlights Canada's strategic alignment with NATO allies and the challenges faced by non-NATO defense industries in securing such deals.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly called Donald Trump to request that the U.S. halt the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey, arguing it would disrupt the balance of power in the region.

Donald Trump attended the NATO summit where he met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Syrian opposition leader al-Sharaa, discussing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Trump also stated his readiness to help end the war during a call with Russian President Putin prior to the summit.

Ahead of a NATO summit in Ankara, Donald Trump stated it is 'ridiculous' for the US to maintain its current level of support for NATO, describing the relationship as unilateral. NATO leaders are set to gather to address alliance unity and tensions with Trump.

Donald Trump clashed with Senate Republicans over his Iran policy in a closed-door meeting and criticized NATO allies for not supporting the US in a potential war with Iran. NATO chief Rutte acknowledged Trump's disappointment regarding European defense spending.

The United States and Iran have begun discussions aimed at a peace solution, with talks taking place in the Swiss Alps. While some express hope for a resolution, skepticism remains regarding the potential outcomes and the differing perspectives on the Iran deal.

Tulsi Gabbard has resigned from her position as the US Director of National Intelligence, becoming the fourth cabinet-level official to depart the Trump administration. Reports indicate her resignation was due to her husband's health issues, specifically a cancer diagnosis.

Donald Trump announced that the United States would deploy an additional 5,000 troops to Poland. The decision was largely welcomed by Poland and some NATO allies, though it reportedly caused some confusion among others.

The European Union reached a provisional agreement with the United States on import taxes, clearing a significant hurdle to finalize a trade pact. This move was made under pressure from the Trump administration, aiming to avert potential tariff hikes.

The United States' decision to withdraw troops from Germany has drawn significant criticism and concern from NATO allies, European leaders, and US Republicans. Critics argue the move sends a wrong signal to adversaries and weakens European security, prompting calls for Europe to take greater responsibility for its own defense.

President Trump informed Congress that hostilities with Iran were "terminated" and defended the use of a naval blockade, which he described as more effective than bombing. He also stated he would not end the conflict early without achieving US objectives, despite Iran's new offers for negotiation.

President Trump threatened to withdraw U.S. troops from Germany, citing disagreements with German officials, while also signaling a prolonged U.S. blockade against Iran which caused oil prices to surge.

The United States influenced the G7 meeting to omit climate change discussions, extended waivers for Russian oil sanctions due to an energy crisis, and faced ongoing tensions with Iran, impacting global diplomacy and military readiness.

After US-Iran negotiations collapsed in Islamabad, President Trump ordered a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to eliminate Iranian ships approaching the blockade zone. NATO allies refused to join, and oil markets surged on supply fears.

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Trump's plan for NATO. He will "punish" those who did not support him in the war with Iran and will reward others, including Greece

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments on former President Donald Trump’s executive order challenging birthright citizenship, a case that could redefine who is considered American and is being highlighted as potentially one of the most significant Trump-related cases before the court.

A U.S. federal judge has temporarily blocked President Trump's White House ballroom project, stating that Congress must authorize the construction before it can proceed. The ruling, which suspends the $400 million endeavor, represents a significant setback for the Department of Justice, with the judge specifying that the President is not the 'owner' of the White House, requiring Congressional consent for the project.

The conflict-driven blockage of the Strait of Hormuz is disrupting key shipping routes, leading to a sharp increase in Gulf food bills, particularly in Bahrain, despite shelves remaining stocked.

Donald Trump has called on US allies to 'get a grip' and help reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route. This follows his earlier suggestion that the United States might leave its allies to independently secure the strait.

US President Donald Trump has strongly criticized NATO, calling their refusal to assist in a mission near Iran a 'foolish mistake' and threatening to reconsider the United States' membership in the alliance. He continues to lash out at allies who declined his request to send forces to the Strait of Hormuz, suggesting that 'finishing the job' in Iran would quickly mobilize them.

The United Nations is downplaying speculation about a potential UN initiative to ensure safe navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, with a spokesperson stating they are aware of the scenarios.

The UAE has ordered the arrest of 35 individuals, including 19 Indians, for allegedly spreading fabricated videos and misinformation online amid escalating regional tensions. Authorities stated these actions aimed to incite panic and undermine stability by circulating real and AI-generated clips of missile interceptions and glorifying hostile states. The accused face expedited trials.

President Trump has stated his intention to declare the Strait of Hormuz as US territory "pretty soon," a move that has drawn strong reactions from Iran. This declaration follows heightened tensions in the region and could significantly escalate the conflict.

The US Senate has passed a bill imposing new sanctions on Russia, which includes a provision for 100% tariffs on India and China if they continue to purchase Russian oil. This move comes amid ongoing concerns about Russia's actions in Ukraine and potential threats to NATO allies.

The European Union and the United Kingdom have imposed joint sanctions on Russia in response to cyber attacks targeting at least 10 European countries. These sanctions aim to counter Russia's efforts to create chaos and division through cyber warfare.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan presented personalized, engraved revolvers and ammunition to several NATO leaders, including UK Labour leader Keir Starmer and Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, during a summit in Ankara. The unusual gifts sparked discussion and some leaders, like Starmer, were unable to take them home immediately.

US commanders reportedly ignored warnings about outdated intelligence before carrying out an attack on a school in Iran. CNN reports that alerts regarding erroneous data were disregarded prior to the strike.

President Trump concluded the NATO summit, emphasizing extraordinary unity among members despite earlier criticisms, and highlighting increased defense spending commitments from several nations. Discussions also touched on regional issues, including Israel's potential troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon and the situation in Iran.

The United States conducted a new wave of extensive strikes against dozens of targets in Iran and reimposed oil sanctions in response to Iranian attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. This escalation led to a rise in oil prices and a promise of a 'decisive' response from Tehran.

The NATO summit has commenced in Ankara, with leaders including Donald Trump in attendance. Reports suggest Trump is expected to announce the restoration of F-35 jet access to Turkey, a move that could ease tensions but also raises questions about the US's commitment to its European allies and their defense capabilities.

Donald Trump confirmed he asked FIFA President Gianni Infantino to review the red card suspension of USMNT player Folarin Balogun, calling the referee's decision 'horrible.' FIFA stated its disciplinary bodies are independent, while Belgium is reportedly challenging the ruling.

Donald Trump reportedly offered assistance to Vladimir Putin in finding a solution to the war in Ukraine during a phone conversation. Trump also spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

NATO allies are facing renewed pressure from the US regarding defense spending ahead of a key summit in Ankara, where new commitments for Ukraine are expected. Donald Trump has criticized allies for not contributing enough, calling US spending disproportionate.

Labour leader Keir Starmer met with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte to reiterate the UK's unwavering commitment to NATO, emphasizing the alliance's importance. This comes as discussions around defense spending and the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara continue, with the Czech president confirming his attendance despite domestic political opposition.

Donald Trump cast doubt on the United States' involvement in a strike on a school in Minab, Iran, suggesting it might not have been an American missile. Meanwhile, Iran accused NATO of complicity in the war launched by the US and Israel.

The United States has officially released the text of a peace agreement with Iran, with President Donald Trump stating that the deal is expected to be signed within the next 48 hours. Discussions are ongoing regarding the location of the signing, while Iran has expressed a preference for a remote signing.

President Trump's changing statements regarding US troop deployments in Europe, from withdrawal to sending additional forces to Poland, have caused confusion among NATO allies. This shift has led to discussions about the future of NATO and European security architecture.

President Trump indicated that escalating tensions and a potential conflict with Iran might prevent him from attending his son's wedding. His remarks coincided with reports of Iran's threats against regional states and discussions among NATO allies regarding the Middle East situation.

Former President Trump has suggested relocating American troops from Germany to Poland, a proposal that Warsaw has indicated it would welcome. This potential move has led to concerns among NATO allies regarding a possible broader reduction of US military presence in Europe.

The United States announced plans to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany, a move that has prompted concern among NATO allies like Poland and calls for stronger European defense. Germany acknowledged the withdrawal as "foreseeable" while NATO seeks clarification on the details.

US President Donald Trump announced that the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been extended for an additional three weeks. Trump also stated that Israel retains the right to launch attacks, emphasizing they would be careful.

NATO allies have reaffirmed their commitment to Ukraine, with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte urging continued support and highlighting a collective $60 billion in military aid from member states. This includes new specific pledges from Germany and the UK, providing Patriot missiles, IRIS-T systems, and 120,000 drones to bolster Ukraine's defenses.

Israel and Lebanon have agreed to and held their first direct negotiations in decades, with talks facilitated by the United States. An Israeli envoy described the discussions as an excellent exchange of views.

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During a private lunch at the White House, US President Donald Trump reportedly mocked French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, while also criticizing NATO allies for not engaging in a war against Iran. Trump also remarked that he could accomplish much more if he were a 'king'.

A judge has issued an order to temporarily halt the construction of a multi-million dollar ballroom at former President Trump's White House property, pending statutory authorization from Congress, though Trump has suggested work on the project can continue despite the ruling.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has sharply criticized Spain and other European NATO allies for their limited support in the war with Iran, calling their alleged lack of assistance 'very disappointing' and suggesting Washington might reassess its relationship with the alliance after the conflict concludes, questioning the benefits of the alliance for the US.

The Iran War is shattering the U.S. illusion of power, breaking truths that are being replaced by AI models and creating an epistemic collapse

The Trump administration reportedly demanded the removal of Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel during talks with Havana on Cuba's future, according to the New York Times, as a condition for meaningful negotiations.

US President Donald Trump has again stated his belief that Israel would not use nuclear weapons to resolve its issues, despite the country never officially admitting to possessing such weapons. This comes amidst ongoing tensions and discussions about the Iran conflict.

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The EU is actively debating options for the Strait of Hormuz, including expanding its naval mission and exploring a UN-backed 'grain corridor' model proposed by Kaja Kallas, while US President Donald Trump continues to warn NATO allies of a 'very grim future' if they do not contribute ships to secure the waterway, a stance met with varied responses from European nations.

The United States launched strikes against nearly 90 Iranian military targets, including drone and missile storage facilities, in western Iran. In retaliation, Iran attacked American military bases in Kuwait and Bahrain, further escalating the conflict over the Strait of Hormuz.

President Trump's performance at the NATO summit in Ankara left allies united on paper but uncertain in practice, marked by a series of gaffes and a surprise shift on Ukraine. He also unexpectedly switched back to an older Air Force One after safety questions about a new Qatari jet.

Donald Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran over, leading to a surge in Middle East tensions and a spike in oil prices, with Brent briefly touching $80 a barrel. Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz and hit 'twice the number of targets' as the US.

The NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, saw member nations agree to $50 billion in defense deals, aiming to strengthen the alliance's capabilities. This development occurred despite former President Trump's public criticism of NATO and his expressed dissatisfaction with the contributions of some member states.

The NATO summit in Ankara is addressing significant defense industry investments, including billions in military deals and increased spending, while Ukraine presses for anti-ballistic air defense systems. Protests and arrests also occurred in Ankara during the summit.

The NATO summit in Ankara is underway, with discussions focusing on aid for Ukraine and the role of former President Trump, who has commented on the conflict and launched a new savings program for newborns. European allies are preparing for a challenging summit amidst concerns over Trump's stance and potential impact on the alliance.

NATO member states have reportedly agreed on a €140 billion military aid package for Ukraine, to be disbursed over 2026 and 2027. This commitment comes as Poland warns of potential Russian provocations and NATO allies emphasize unity against Russian threats.

Donald Trump is under fire for allegedly using a US anniversary event to promote his political agenda and personal projects, while also facing revelations about over $1 billion in crypto earnings. Reports also detail his various business ventures and a denied claim of Jho Low being considered for a pardon.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth renewed his criticism of NATO allies during a meeting in Brussels, accusing them of 'free riding' on American defense spending. Hegseth also announced a review of US troops deployed to Europe, sparking concerns among some member states.

Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth announced a review of US military deployments in Europe and criticized some NATO allies ahead of a summit. This move signals potential shifts in US defense strategy and raises concerns among European partners.

Romania has declared the Russian consul in Constanța persona non grata and announced the closure of the Russian consulate after a Russian drone crashed into an apartment block in Galați, injuring two people. The incident has drawn strong condemnation from NATO allies and prompted accusations of irresponsibility against political leaders attempting to excuse Russia.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited India to strengthen ties, meeting with Prime Minister Modi and extending an invitation for him to visit the White House.

Thousands of Cubans gathered in front of the US embassy in Havana to protest the US indictment of former Cuban leader Raúl Castro. His daughter and other Cuban officials repudiated the accusations, with some expressing readiness to fight against imperialism.

Spain's Prime Minister dismissed reports that the Pentagon threatened to suspend the country from NATO, while other European NATO members reportedly opposed the alleged US threat.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez dismissed reports that the Pentagon considered suspending Spain from NATO due to its stance on a potential conflict in Iran. Sánchez reaffirmed Spain's commitment to defending international law.

President Trump announced that peace talks between the US and Iran are set to resume in Pakistan, with JD Vance expected to lead the American delegation. This development follows previous discussions and comes amidst ongoing tensions, despite Trump's earlier remarks about an Iranian ceasefire violation.

A fragile two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran is facing significant challenges, primarily due to ongoing Israeli strikes in Lebanon, which Iran argues are a violation of the truce. Disagreements over whether Lebanon was included in the ceasefire terms have led to confusion and threats of withdrawal, while US President Trump has also used the situation to criticize NATO allies for their perceived lack of support.

US allies are developing a Plan B for the Strait of Hormuz in case President Trump withdraws, as Trump continues to strongly criticize NATO countries for their unwillingness to deploy militaries to the waterway and threatens to leave the alliance. This comes as Trump's irritation with NATO forces Europeans to confront the realities of the alliance.

US President Donald Trump delivered a primetime address on the Iran conflict, asserting that US forces are close to achieving their objectives and defending strikes on nuclear sites, while also threatening escalation but suggesting the war's end is near.

France and Italy have pushed back against some US-Israeli military operations, as US President Donald Trump criticized NATO allies in Europe for being unhelpful in the month-long war in Iran, highlighting growing transatlantic tensions.

The third wave of 'No Kings' protests against Donald Trump has swept across over three thousand locations in the United States, with celebrities like Bruce Springsteen, Jane Fonda, and Joan Baez joining millions of demonstrators.

US President Donald Trump has ruled out a ceasefire with Iran, expressing confidence that the Strait of Hormuz will reopen "itself," while also criticizing NATO allies and deploying more Marines to the Middle East.

President Donald Trump criticized NATO allies for not participating in the Strait of Hormuz military operation, describing their decision as a 'very foolish mistake' after the US was informed most allies would not get involved. Trump later stated that the United States no longer needs help from its allies in the region.

Israel's military on Tuesday vowed to hunt down and "neutralise" Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei, after saying it had killed the Islamic republic's powerful national security chief in an airstrike.