#United States

US-China summit spotlights Taiwan as tensions rise over territorial claims, technological rivalry, and diplomatic ties.

Iran and the U.S. consider reopening the Hormuz Strait, potentially de-escalating regional tensions and paving the way for broader diplomacy.

US policy supports Israel's military supremacy, leaving Lebanon's army under-resourced against Hezbollah's challenges.

Iran alleges a confrontation with a US warship in the Strait of Hormuz. The US denies any encounter, raising regional tensions.

Iran offers to ease Hormuz chokehold if US lifts blockade, postponing nuclear talk.

As tensions between Iran and the U.S. surge, Pakistan offers to mediate talks, highlighting its strategic role and desire for regional peace.

Prime Minister Albanese warns of heightened military tensions after three Australians were on a U.S. submarine that attacked an Iranian warship.

Destabilizing Iran risks triggering internal fragmentation and global economic shock.

The US sinking of an Iranian ship exposes India's security vulnerabilities in the Indian Ocean, questioning its regional protector role.

Chancellor Merz criticizes Iran's regime while steering clear of denouncing military actions by Israel and the US against Iran.

North Korea's Kim Jong-un signals potential improved ties with the U.S., if recognized as a nuclear power, posing diplomatic challenges.

Germany's chancellor aims to reduce Europe's dependence on China and the US amid geopolitical shifts.