The leader of Taiwan's largest opposition party, the Kuomintang (KMT), will visit China in April after being invited ‌by Chinese President Xi Jinping, a trip that will come a month before U.S. President Donald Trump goes to Beijing for his own summit.
Former lawmaker Cheng Li-wun won election as KMT chairwoman in October and has signalled a swing towards even closer ties with Beijing than her predecessor ​Eric Chu, who did not visit China during his term as chairman that began in 2021.

Taiwan's Opposition Leader to Visit China Weeks Before Trump's Trip to Beijing

The Iran conflict is rapidly escalating as the United States now has more than 50,000 troops deployed across West Asia amid ongoing hostilities with Tehran. U.S. President Donald Trump has made controversial remarks saying that the U.S. “could take Kharg Island easily” — a strategic Iranian oil export hub — as part of military options to pressure Iran. This video breaks down the expanding U.S. military presence, Trump’s statements about Kharg Island, the strategic significance of the region, and what these developments mean for global geopolitics and energy markets. Stay tuned for full coverage and expert insights.

Iran War Intensifies: US Has Over 50,000 Troops In West Asia

US President Donald Trump’s proposed White House ballroom is facing legal challenges and mounting criticism over its design. A lawsuit by preservation groups alleges the project bypassed required review processes, with a court decision expected soon.

Architects and experts have also flagged major flaws in the design, including fake windows, blocked views and staircases that lead nowhere, raising concerns over functionality and impact on the historic site.

The project has sparked widespread backlash, with critics warning it could alter the character of the White House and calling for greater scrutiny.

White House: Trump Ballroom Plan Faces Legal Heat As Critics Flag Design Flaws | WION

Ahead of several major policy announcements by US President Donald Trump, a series of unusually well-timed trades has raised red flags across global markets. The trades, linked to anticipated policy moves, have reportedly generated millions, prompting scrutiny over timing and possible market advantage.

US-Iran War: Millions Made from Well-Timed Trump Policy Bets | World Business Watch

U.S. President Donald Trump has postponed planned military strikes on Iran’s power plants and energy infrastructure for five days, calling recent discussions with Tehran “very good and productive” amid the ongoing conflict. Iran has denied any direct talks, even as tensions and regional attacks continue to intensify.


US-Iran War: Iran Warns US Universities in West Asia of Retaliation

Strange videos from the White House’s official social media accounts have left the internet confused.
Glitch-like visuals, eerie audio, and a bizarre disappearing clip triggered several speculation
Social media users flooded platforms with questions, but there’s no confirmed breach so far.
With no official response yet, the mystery deepens. Is this a technical glitch, a teaser  or something more?

‘Mystery’ Posts From White House Spark Online Intrigue

U.S. President Donald Trump claims American forces have destroyed nearly 90% of Iran’s missile launchers amid escalating conflict. The strikes are part of a broader campaign targeting Iran’s military infrastructure, with thousands of sites hit. However, experts warn Tehran still retains some strike capabilities.

BREAKING: Trump Says US Destroyed 90% of Iran Missile Launchers

Donald Trump held his first cabinet meeting since the Iran war began, signaling a critical moment in U.S. strategy. Trump warned Iran to make a deal or face continued strikes, while officials discussed military and diplomatic options amid escalating tensions.

BREAKING: Trump Holds First Cabinet Meet Since Iran War Escalation

U.S. President Donald Trump called the Ukraine situation “very tough” as he held his first cabinet meeting since the Iran war began. With global focus shifting to the Middle East, concerns are rising over Ukraine’s future as Washington balances two major conflicts.

Trump: Ukraine Situation ‘Very Tough’ | First Cabinet Meet Since Iran War

Tensions in West Asia escalate as former US President Donald Trump warns of severe consequences if no diplomatic deal is reached. Analysts debate whether negotiations can prevent further conflict or if a resolution is merely an illusion.

West Asia Tensions Rise: Trump Warns of Severe Consequences if Deal Fails

The President of the United States described a recent military incident as a “little mishap” after Kuwait accidentally fired U.S.-made missiles at three F-15E jets. Officials are reviewing the event to understand how such a critical mistake occurred and prevent future incidents.

President Calls Missile Incident “Little Mishap” as Kuwait Hits US F-15E Jets

Tensions in Eastern Europe have taken a sharp turn after a Russian drone reportedly entered Estonian airspace and struck a power-related facility. The incident comes amid an intense escalation, with Russia and Ukraine launching hundreds of drones at each other in recent days. The cross-border breach has raised fresh security concerns for NATO members, as fears grow over the conflict spilling beyond Ukraine’s borders.


BREAKING: Russian Drone Breaches Estonia Airspace, Hits Power Facility

Russia says it has intercepted nearly 400 Ukrainian drones in one of the largest aerial exchanges of the war so far. Attacks reportedly hit regions near the border as well as areas around Moscow and Leningrad, with a fire breaking out at a key port. As strikes intensify on both sides and casualties rise in Ukraine, Moscow is signaling the start of a new spring offensive, pointing to a potentially more dangerous phase in the conflict.


Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow Unleashes Nearly 1000 Drones In 24 Hours

The US government has deployed Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to 14 airports across the country as authorities respond to mounting travel disruptions.

The move comes as long security lines and staffing shortages hit airports, with ICE officers sent to assist the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).

Officials say the deployment is aimed at easing delays, though reports indicate ICE personnel are not trained for standard security screening roles.

US Deploys ICE Agents To 14 Airports Amid Travel Chaos | WION

US President Donald Trump visited Graceland, the former home of Elvis Presley, during a tour of Memphis.

Trump said Elvis “would be very happy” with efforts to reduce crime in the city, linking his visit to broader discussions around law and order.

USA: Trump Tours Elvis Presley’s Graceland, Links Visit To Memphis Crime | WION

Donald Trump urged Republican lawmakers to pass the Save America Act, invoking religion with a “make this one for Jesus” remark. The statement has sparked political debate over the use of faith in policymaking, as Trump pushes for party unity and legislative support amid a polarized political climate.

Trump Invokes “For Jesus” Remark While Urging Lawmakers on Save America Act 

Reports say Iran fired missiles toward the joint US‑UK base on Diego Garcia, but Tehran denies the attack, calling it a “false flag.” NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Donald Trump warn that Iran’s missile and nuclear programs pose grave global security risks, urging vigilance and coordinated defense measures.

Iran Denies Diego Garcia Attack | Rutte, Trump Warn on Missile and Nuclear Threats

Markets experienced extreme volatility following recent remarks by Donald Trump. Stock prices, cryptocurrency values, and tech shares fluctuated sharply, prompting questions about possible insider trading. Analysts caution investors to stay alert, as regulatory investigations may follow.

Wild Market Swings After Trump Remarks Raise Insider Trading Concerns Globally

Crude markets showed extreme volatility as fragile optimism around a potential de-escalation in West Asia tensions faded on Tuesday. President Trump on Monday delayed the attacks on Iran's energy infrastructure by five days, and claimed Iran had initiated peace talks. But Iran ruled out any peace talks, and called Trump's comments as market manipulation.


Fragile Optimism On Peace: Markets See-Saw 

The International Space Station has released satellite footage capturing Russian attacks on Kyiv. The images reveal the scale of destruction and ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Analysts say space-based monitoring offers unprecedented insight into war zones, helping the world track military movements and assess the humanitarian impact of the conflict.


Russia-Ukraine War: International Space Station Provides Space Footage Of Ukraine War 

Stock markets and oil prices witnessed intense volatility after U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of a five-day moratorium on strikes on Iran's infrastructure. While S&P 500 as well as NASDAQ soared about 3% after Trump's post, their gains faded to 2% as Iranian media denied the claim of talks with U.S. Similarly, crude oil prices also fell by about 10%.


Stock Markets & Oil Prices Rebound After Trump Claims 'Productive' Talks With Iran

Iran’s official sources have strongly rejected any negotiations or talks with the United States, contradicting claims by U.S. leadership about “productive conversations.” Tehran’s Foreign Ministry and state media insist there has been no direct or indirect communication with Washington, even as regional tensions and conflicting statements continue to shape diplomatic narratives.

Breaking: Iran Rejects Any Talks With US, Denies Communication Despite US Claims

Donald Trump reposts a viral spoof mocking UK leader Keir Starmer, sparking online reactions. The video shows a dramatized moment where Starmer appears to panic, raising questions about political messaging and social media influence.

Iran War: Trump Reposts Spoof Mocking Starmer, Viral Video Shows Panic Reaction

Former CIA Director Leon Panetta has sharply criticised Donald Trump, saying the US is now “stuck with no way out” of the Iran conflict. In an interview with The Guardian, Panetta argued that the crisis rests squarely on Trump’s decisions, warning that Washington is caught in a difficult position after weeks of escalation. 


US-Iran War: Former CIA Chief Blames Trump For Iran War, Says US Has No Exit

Cuba on Friday rejected any suggestion that its political system or ​the term of its president were subject to negotiation in talks with the United States, following reports that Washington sought ‌to remove Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel from power.
"I can categorically confirm that ... the political system of Cuba is not up for negotiation, and of course neither the president nor the position of any official in Cuba is subject to negotiation with the United States," Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernandez de Cossio told a press conference.

Cuba Ready For 'Serious' Dialogue With US 

Could a meeting in Florida pave the way for peace in the Russia–Ukraine war? With mounting casualties and ongoing missile and drone strikes, diplomatic efforts are once again in focus. As global leaders explore possible frameworks to end the conflict, questions remain over ceasefire terms, security guarantees, and territorial disputes. Watch for the latest updates, expert insights, and analysis on whether the Florida talks can deliver a breakthrough to end the war.


Russian Strikes Continue Amid Ukraine-US Talks Florida; Zelensky Seeks Clarity on Russia's Intent

The United States is reportedly considering plans to blockade or seize Iran’s Kharg Island, a critical oil export hub, as tensions escalate in the ongoing US-Iran war. The move is aimed at pressuring Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global shipping route for oil.


US-Iran War: US Mulls Blockade or Occupation of Iran's Key Oil Island

US‑Iran tensions have surged as President Trump issued a 48‑hour ultimatum to Iran to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz — threatening to obliterate Iranian power plants if Tehran fails to comply. At the same time, Iran launched one of its most destructive missile barrages on Israel since the war began, striking key regions and escalating regional conflict with deadly force.


US-Iran War: Trump Threatens to 'Hit & Obliterate' Iran's Power Plants

The British government gave authorisation on Friday for the U.S. to use military bases in Britain to carry out ​strikes on Iranian missile sites that are attacking ships in the Strait ‌of Hormuz.
British ministers met on Friday to discuss the war with Iran and Iran's blocking of the Strait of Hormuz, according to a Downing Street statement.

US-Iran War: UK Allows US To Use Bases To Strike Strait of Hormuz Targets

Mette Frederiksen has called a snap parliamentary election for 24 March 2026, moving up voting from later in the year amid a diplomatic row over Greenland. The early poll comes as Frederiksen seeks to capitalise on rising public support tied to her firm stance against renewed US pressure over Greenland’s strategic future, while facing domestic political challenges at home.


Denmark Elections: Trump's Territorial Ambitions For Greenland an Election Issue

President Donald Trump has said he is considering "winding down" the Iran war because the US was "getting very close" to meeting its military objectives.

He also said the Strait of Hormuz would have to be guarded by other nations who use it, stating that the US wasn't one of them.

Energy prices have soared since Iran effectively closed the shipping route after the conflict began last month. Iran's new supreme leader, meanwhile, said the country had dealt "a dizzying blow" to the enemy.

Iran War: US President Labels Iranian Leaders 'Thugs And Animals'; Rules Out Ceasefire

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