#US foreign policy

A fragile ceasefire ends a brief but devastating war between the US and Iran, leaving both nations where they started — except for thousands of lives lost and a world forever changed.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a landmark trilateral framework agreement between the United States, Lebanon, and Israel, following months of direct diplomatic engagement that began in Washington in April.

Despite a US-brokered truce, six killed in Israeli strike as tensions rise between Israel and Hezbollah.

As the US enforces a blockade, Cuba faces a fuel crisis, raising questions about US intentions as it offers aid with conditions.

Tensions escalate as Trump declares US intent to guide ships through Hormuz, sparking Iranian warnings of ceasefire violations.

Denmark readied explosive action to deter a US invasion of Greenland, signaling geopolitical tension over strategic Arctic interests.

John Bolton reveals Trump's potential readiness to halt war, expressing surprise over Trump's Iran policy shift, highlighting underfunded Iranian opposition.

Leo Varadkar warns Europe faces challenges in LGBTQ+ rights due to Russian influence and US disengagement, urging the continent to take action.

NCTC Director Joe Kent resigns, challenging US stance on Iran, claiming it poses 'no imminent threat'. His departure signals deeper policy divisions.

Alex Saab's extradition case tests US influence in Venezuela, posing a geopolitical challenge amidst ongoing tensions.

Continued air strikes by the US and Israel have provoked Iran to retaliate, causing ripples through Middle East political landscapes.

UK's slow response to US-Iran tensions underlines potential risks to national security and alliances in the Middle East.