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

Tensions between the United States and Iran have surged after a joint U.S.–Israel strike on Iranian targets, sparking a major geopolitical crisis. New polling shows a significant portion of Americans disapprove of the conflict and believe President Donald Trump has been too quick to use military force abroad, reflecting growing domestic unease over the escalation and its potential global consequences.

Iran War Day 21: US Opinion Polls Show Surprising Sentiment On War

US President Donald Trump hosted Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi at the White House’s Oval Office, reaffirming the enduring US–Japan alliance and discussing shared global priorities. The meeting comes amid heightened geopolitical tensions, including the ongoing US–Iran war, and covered cooperation on security, economic ties, and regional stability.


US-Japan Ties: Takaichi-Trump Meet In Washington To Discuss Iran War, Trade Deal 

QatarEnergy says an Iranian missile strike has damaged infrastructure at Ras Laffan Industrial City, the world’s largest LNG production site.

The attack triggered fires and caused what officials described as extensive damage to parts of the facility. Authorities said the site had been evacuated earlier after warnings that it could be targeted.

Doha has condemned the strike as a violation of its sovereignty and national security, as tensions escalate across the region.

'Did Not Know' Of Israeli Strike: Trump Claims Of No Information On Attack

US President Donald Trump’s pick for Homeland Security Secretary faced tough questioning during a Senate hearing, with lawmakers pressing the nominee on key policy issues.

The grilling comes ahead of a crucial Senate committee vote, with Republican Senator Markwayne Mullin expected to play a key role as the panel prepares to vote on Thursday.

The hearing marks a key step in the confirmation process, as scrutiny intensifies over the nominee’s record and policy positions.

USA: Trump’s DHS Pick Grilled in Senate, Committee Vote on Mullin Likely Thursday

The United States has extended its $15,000 visa bond requirement to additional countries as part of efforts to combat visa overstays.

The rule, which requires certain travellers to post a bond as a condition for entry, is aimed at ensuring compliance with visa terms and reducing the number of overstays.

US authorities say the expanded measure will come into effect on April 2, marking a broader push to tighten immigration enforcement.

US Extends $15,000 Visa Bond Rule to New Nations From April 2 | WION

Multiple NATO allies snubbed U.S. President Donald Trump's request for helping secure the Strait of Hormuz. He specifically targeted Japan, South Korea and Germany for not reciprocating even though U.S. hosts thousands of troops in these countries. However, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stressed that his country won't intervene unless the war ends.


NATO Snubs Frustrated Trump, Tells America to Find Endgame

U.S. President Donald Trump says diplomatic talks with Cuba are underway and hinted that Washington may focus on Havana after addressing the conflict with Iran. Trump stated that while Cuba desires a deal, the U.S. will deal with Iran first before shifting attention to Cuba’s longstanding tensions and political crisis.

Trump Renews Threats To Topple Govt In Cuba, Calls It A 'Failed Nation'

U.S. President Donald Trump says diplomatic talks with Cuba are underway and hinted that Washington may focus on Havana after addressing the conflict with Iran. Trump stated that while Cuba desires a deal, the U.S. will deal with Iran first before shifting attention to Cuba’s longstanding tensions and political crisis.


Cuba-US Relations: Trump Hints US Will Engage Cuba After Resolving Iran Conflict, Talks Underway

U.S. President Donald Trump says countries that depend on Middle Eastern oil should help protect the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints. In his remarks, Trump argued that nations like China benefit far more from the route and should join efforts to “police the straits” alongside the United States.


Strait Of Hormuz Crisis: Trump, Starmer Discuss Hormuz Blockade In War

U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that North Atlantic Treaty Organization could face a “very bad future” if member nations fail to respond to rising security challenges around the Strait of Hormuz. Trump said countries benefiting from the vital shipping route should step forward and help secure it. The issue also came up during his discussion with U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer, as tensions surrounding the Hormuz passage raise concerns over global energy supplies and regional stability.

Trump Warns NATO Of 'Serious Repercussions' If Allies Don’t Respond

Amid rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, India is expected to rely heavily on the Indian Navy to safeguard its vital oil shipping routes. With a large share of India’s crude imports passing through this narrow maritime chokepoint and tensions involving Iran raising fears of disruption, New Delhi’s naval strategy in the Gulf is under sharp focus as the Hormuz crisis deepens.


Strait Of Hormuz Crisis: India To Rely On It's Own Navy To Secure Hormuz 

U.S. President Donald Trump says he is not ready to agree to a peace deal with Iran because the terms offered are “not good enough yet,” despite reported Iranian willingness to negotiate a ceasefire. Trump insists any settlement must include stronger commitments from Tehran as the war and tensions continue.

US-Iran War: Trump Says Terms Aren't Good Enough for Peace With Iran

Donald Trump said on Saturday that the United States may carry out more strikes on Iran’s vital Kharg Island oil export hub “just for fun”, rejecting the prospect of a swift peace deal with Tehran.

“The terms aren’t good enough yet,” the US president told NBC News. The Iranian regime wants to make an agreement, he claimed.

Trump Says Iran’s Mojtaba Khamenei “May Not Be Alive"

All six crew members aboard a US KC-135 refuelling aircraft that crashed in western Iraq have been confirmed dead, according to US Central Command.

The aircraft went down during a mission supporting the US campaign against Iran. Two KC-135 tankers were involved in the operation, but the second aircraft landed safely. Officials say the crash occurred in what the military described as “friendly airspace.”

US officials have said the incident was not caused by hostile or friendly fire, and the cause of the crash is under investigation.

The loss of the tanker and its crew highlights the risks facing US forces as the war with Iran continues to escalate across the region.

Iraq Crash: US Airmen Killed Identified as One Major Three Captains & Two Tech Sergeants

The Speaker of Iran’s Parliament has accused the United States of making the Middle East a battleground by placing U.S. military bases across the region, claiming that Washington has sacrificed its allies in favor of Israel’s strategic goals. Iranian officials argue that the presence of foreign military installations has increased the likelihood of attacks and instability, and has made American bases and partners legitimate targets in the ongoing conflict.

Breaking: Iran Parliament Speaker: U.S. Sacrifices Allies for Israel

US President Donald Trump has reportedly declined a proposal from Russian President Vladimir Putin to relocate Iran’s uranium stockpile to Russia, according to a report by Axios.

The proposal involved moving Iran’s enriched uranium to Russian territory as part of efforts to address concerns surrounding Tehran’s nuclear programme amid the ongoing conflict.

However, Trump rejected the idea, the report said, highlighting continued disagreements over how to manage Iran’s nuclear issue during the escalating war.

Iran War: Trump Rejects Putin’s Plan to Move Iran’s Uranium to Russia

Amid escalating tensions in the Gulf, Donald Trump has called on several global powers — including China, Japan, France, and other allies — to deploy naval forces to help reopen and secure the vital shipping route of the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump said countries that depend heavily on oil shipments through the strait should help ensure the passage remains “open, safe and free.” The waterway carries roughly 20% of the world’s oil supply, making it one of the most critical energy chokepoints globally.

BREAKING: Trump Asks China, Japan France & Others to Help US Force Iran to Open Strait of Hormuz

In Tel Aviv, Israel, massive billboards have gone up thanking God and  U.S. President Donald Trump. The displays come amid rising tensions in the Middle East and reflect public gratitude from some groups for Trump’s policies supporting Israel.

Tel Aviv Thanks Trump on Giant Billboards Amid Middle East Tensions

After a shooting at Old Dominion University in Virginia,  President Donald Trump made controversial comments suggesting that “bad genes” — or genetics — may play a role in violent attacks. The remarks have ignited widespread debate about the causes of violence, gun policy, and political rhetoric in the United States.

Trump’s Controversial ‘Bad Genes’ Remark After Campus Attack

Iran War: Trump Rejects Putin’s Offer to Move Uranium to Russia

Iran War | Axios: Trump Turns Down Putin's Offer on Transferring Iran's Uranium to Russia

As Donald Trump prepares for a crucial meeting with Xi Jinping, he is trying to rebuild leverage in the wake of a major legal setback.


Trump Rebuilds Tariff Pressure Ahead of Beijing Visit

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