Donald Trump says the U.S. is “very close” to a deal with Iran but warned that fighting could resume if talks collapse. Speaking to reporters, Trump claimed Tehran has agreed to return sensitive nuclear material, even as tensions remain high. At the same time, he announced a 10-day truce in Lebanon, signaling a dual-track approach of diplomacy and pressure as Washington navigates a volatile region.


BREAKING: Trump Threatens To Resume Fight With Iran If No Deal Reached 

Russian strikes have killed at least 19 people in Ukraine, according to local authorities, after Moscow launched a wave of attacks on its neighbour overnight.

Moscow has fired missiles as well as hundreds of drones on its neighbour almost nightly since the beginning of the four-year war, with Kyiv regularly carrying out strikes within Russia in response to its attacks.

Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Says Putin Is A Global Threat

Kevin Warsh, nominated by Donald Trump for a key Federal Reserve role, is set to face a Senate confirmation hearing next week. His financial disclosures reveal assets exceeding $100 million, with investments spanning crypto and AI sectors, though exact valuations remain unclear. The hearing is expected to focus on transparency, potential conflicts of interest, and how his financial background could shape future monetary policy decisions.


Trump's Fed Chair Nominee to Face Senate Confirmation Hearing Next Week

US President Donald Trump has voiced support for stronger safeguards as artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the banking sector. While highlighting AI’s potential to improve efficiency and fraud detection, Trump also warned that unchecked systems could pose serious risks to financial stability. Experts echo these concerns, saying AI could disrupt global markets, trigger systemic shocks, and outpace regulation if not carefully managed.


Trump Backs AI Safeguards In Banking Amid Fears Of Global Financial System Disruption 

Ukraine endures one of the most intense aerial assaults of the war as Russia launches over 300 drones and missiles. Cities burn, civilians are hit, and air defences are pushed to the brink. President Volodymyr Zelensky warns of a critical shortage of Patriot systems as global attention shifts. Is Ukraine running out of time and weapons?


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Fires 324 Drones & Missiles At Ukraine In A Single Night

U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that 42,000 protesters were killed by Iranian authorities during the nationwide protests that gripped Iran from December onwards. However, he contradicted the death toll figures which he himself cited in March and also the ones released by HRANA. 


Trump Claims 'Iran Killed 42,000 Protesters', Contradicts US-funded Agency's Figures

Ukraine endures one of the most intense aerial assaults of the war as Russia launches over 300 drones and missiles. Cities burn, civilians are hit, and air defences are pushed to the brink. President Volodymyr Zelensky warns of a critical shortage of Patriot systems as global attention shifts. Is Ukraine running out of time and weapons?

Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Begs Trump for Weapons as Russia Launches Deadly Attacks

Ukraine is reeling after a massive overnight assault, with Russia launching over 300 drones and missiles in a single night. President Volodymyr Zelensky is urgently appealing to allies for more weapons, warning that the country’s air defence systems are under severe strain. As cities face continued bombardment, Kyiv is racing to secure military support to prevent further damage and protect civilians.


Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Urges Allies For Weapons After Massive Russian Missile Barrage 

US Vice President JD Vance faced heckling during a Turning Point USA event while speaking on Gaza and defending President Donald Trump. Vance pushed back against criticism, claimed the administration had brought an end to the Gaza war, and also weighed in on remarks involving the Pope, urging caution on theological issues. The exchange highlights growing divisions over US foreign policy and global conflicts.


US Vice President JD Vance Heckled At Turning Point USA Event 

US President Donald Trump has claimed that China has agreed not to send weapons to Iran, calling the development a sign of strong cooperation between Washington and Beijing. He also said China is “very happy” with his move to permanently open the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil route. However, details remain unclear, and China has previously criticised the US blockade as “dangerous,” highlighting ongoing tensions despite Trump’s optimistic tone.


Trump Says China 'Very Happy' With Hormuz Move, Claims Beijing Won’t Arm Iran

The Pentagon is deploying thousands of additional troops—including elements of the 82nd Airborne Division and Marine units—to West Asia. This buildup, potentially totaling up to 10,000 personnel, aims to increase military options, including potential ground operations, amid escalating tensions and ongoing strikes against Iran.


Report: Pentagon To Send Thousands Of Troops To West Asia

BREAKING: Trump Claims China Won’t Arm Iran, Says Beijing 'Very Happy' With Hormuz Move

In a major policy shift, the United States has eased sanctions on Venezuela’s central bank and key financial institutions, allowing them to reconnect with the global financial system. The move is expected to boost Venezuela’s struggling economy by enabling transactions, remittances, and access to international banking. While not a complete rollback, the decision signals a gradual thaw in ties and a push to stabilise the country’s economic situation.


US Eases Sanctions On Venezuela Central Bank

Is the conflict in West Asia nearing its final phase? US President Donald Trump has hinted that the Iran war could be close to ending, even as tensions remain high on the ground. His remarks come alongside signals of fresh talks, raising cautious hopes for de-escalation. Meanwhile, regional diplomacy is picking up pace, with Shehbaz Sharif set to visit key allies, adding another layer to the unfolding situation.


Iran Conflict Enters Endgame Phase? Donald Trump Signals Endgame As Iran Conflict Continues

The Trump Administration has claimed that Cuba sent around 5,000 troops to Russia. Officials say the alleged deployment could deepen military cooperation between Havana and Moscow. The claim has heightened tensions between United States and Cuba.

US-Cuba Tensions: Trump Administration Claims Cuba Sent 5,000 Troops To Russia 

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that Ukraine is facing shortages of U.S.-supplied missiles amid the ongoing war. He stressed that limited air defense and missile stocks could weaken Ukraine’s ability to counter attacks.


US-Iran War: Volodymyr Zelenskyy Raises Alarm Over US Missile Supply 

In a significant development, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump held an extended phone call lasting over 40 minutes, focusing on the critical situation in the Strait of Hormuz. With global shipping and oil supplies at risk, both leaders discussed ways to keep the vital route open. The conversation highlights growing coordination between India and the US as tensions in the region continue to rise.


Trump-Modi Call Lasts for 40 Minutes, PM Modi & Trump Discuss Deals & Hormuz Strait 

A rare and intense public clash has erupted between US President Donald Trump and Pope Leo, with Trump calling the pontiff “weak on crime” and refusing to apologise despite mounting backlash. The row deepened after Trump shared—and later deleted—controversial images depicting himself in a Christ-like form. The dispute stems from sharp differences over the Iran conflict, highlighting a growing divide between political power and moral authority on the global stage.

Trump-Pope Leo Clash Explodes: 'Weak on Crime' Jibe, No Apology Amid Global Backlash

BREAKING: PM Modi, Trump Hold Talks On Keeping Strait Of Hormuz Open

A rare and intense public clash has erupted between US President Donald Trump and Pope Leo, with Trump calling the pontiff “weak on crime” and refusing to apologise despite mounting backlash. The row deepened after Trump shared—and later deleted—controversial images depicting himself in a Christ-like form. The dispute stems from sharp differences over the Iran conflict, highlighting a growing divide between political power and moral authority on the global stage.


President Donald Trump announced that the United States “may stop by Cuba” after concluding military operations against Iran, calling the island a “failing nation.” Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel warned that any US aggression would be met with resistance, even if it means dying in defense of the country.


Cuba's President Rejects Demands To Change Political System

Global tensions have surged after Donald Trump ordered a naval blockade of Iranian ports following failed peace talks. The US says the move targets Iran’s actions and nuclear ambitions, while allowing neutral ships to pass. Israel has backed the decision, adding to pressure on Tehran. Trump warned that Iran will never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons, raising fears of a wider conflict in the already volatile region.


BREAKING: Trump Orders Iran Port Blockade, Israel Backs Move 

In an unprecedented attack, U.S. President Donald Trump described Pope Leo XIV as 'weak' on crime and 'terrible' for foreign policy. This comes amid the Pope's scathing criticism of Trump over the West Asia war. Trump also stirred a row by depicting himself as 'Jesus Christ' in a Truth Social post.


Trump Horrifies Christians by Depicting Himself as 'Jesus' & Defaming Pope 

U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply criticised Pope Leo XIV, calling him “weak” on crime and foreign policy. Trump accused the pontiff of promoting soft policies that could undermine security and global stability.
The remarks have sparked debate among political and religious circles over the role of faith leaders in politics.

Pope Leo Vs Trump: Pope Leo Says He Has No Fear of the Donald Trump Administration

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