Trump Warns Iran as US Naval Buildup Fuels War Fears
Donald Trump's warning to Iran coincides with a major US naval deployment, escalating tensions over Tehran's nuclear programme and raising global concerns about potential military action.
Category : Diplomacy
Putin Agrees to Kyiv Ceasefire After Trump Request
Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly agreed to a week-long halt on firing into Kyiv following a personal request from former US President Donald Trump, citing extreme cold weather conditions.
Trump Says He Got Putin to Pause Kyiv Attacks Over Cold Weather
US President Donald Trump asserts he personally requested Vladimir Putin halt attacks on Kyiv and Ukrainian cities for a week, citing record-breaking cold temperatures affecting both nations.
Trump: Putin Agrees to Week-Long Kyiv Ceasefire
Former US President Donald Trump claims to have personally secured a one-week reprieve from Russian strikes on Kyiv from Vladimir Putin, aiming to protect civilians during a severe winter deep-freeze.
Carney Leads Call for Middle Powers Alliance Against Trump
Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney emerges as key voice urging democratic nations to form coalition outside US, Russia, China influence to counter Trump's disruptive politics.
Starmer's Beijing Trip Praised as Economic Pragmatism
Chinese state media cautiously welcomes Keir Starmer's visit to Beijing, framing it as a pragmatic economic move prioritising business over political tensions.
ICE Attempts Entry at Ecuadorian Consulate in Minneapolis
US immigration officers nearly triggered an international incident after trying to enter Ecuador's consulate in Minneapolis without permission, sparking a formal diplomatic complaint.
Israel Returns Palestinian Bodies in Final Hostage Exchange
Israel has handed over the bodies of 15 Palestinians, marking the last exchange under the US-brokered ceasefire's first phase, while violence continues in Gaza.
UK Government Open to Potential Xi Jinping State Visit
Downing Street has indicated it would not rule out a future state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to Britain, as the Government seeks to reset diplomatic relations with Beijing.
Trump Orders Reopening of Venezuelan Airspace
Former President Donald Trump announces he has instructed US officials to reopen Venezuelan airspace for commercial travel, allowing American flights to resume by Thursday's end.
Starmer Opens Door to Xi Jinping UK Visit After Talks
Keir Starmer has suggested a potential UK visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping following bilateral talks in Beijing, sparking criticism from Conservative MPs and China critics.
Starmer's China Visit: Unequal Meeting with Xi Jinping
Keir Starmer's diplomatic trip to Beijing saw a brief meeting with Xi Jinping, resulting in visa concessions and embassy approval but few tangible gains for Britain amid unequal power dynamics.
Trump Warns Iran 'Time Running Out' as US Forces Mobilise
Donald Trump issues stark warning to Iran as massive US naval deployment moves towards Persian Gulf, raising fears of imminent military confrontation over nuclear programme.
Starmer's China Meeting: Visa Deal and Diplomatic Reset
Prime Minister Keir Starmer held landmark talks with President Xi Jinping in Beijing, securing visa-free travel for Britons and discussing a more sophisticated UK-China relationship amid global tensions.
EU Lists Iran's Revolutionary Guards as Terrorist Group
The European Union has formally designated Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation, imposing sanctions on officials and entities involved in human rights violations.
US Secret Talks with Alberta Separatists Amid Canada-China Row
Senior Trump administration officials have held multiple confidential meetings with leaders of the Alberta Prosperity Project, a separatist movement seeking independence for Canada's oil-rich province, as US-Canada relations fray over Ottawa's deepening t
Iran's Revolutionary Guard: A Force Within the Theocracy
How Iran's Revolutionary Guard evolved from revolutionary protectors into a dominant military, economic and political force answering only to the supreme leader, now facing international sanctions.
Starmer Meets Xi Jinping: UK-China Relations Redefined
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping signals a shift towards a more nuanced UK-China relationship, focusing on trade and diplomacy.
Ryan Wedding Capture Sparks US-Mexico Diplomatic Row
Conflicting accounts emerge over the arrest of former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, wanted for alleged drug smuggling and murder, highlighting US-Mexico law enforcement tensions.
Trump's 'Beautiful Armada' Raises Iran Tensions Amid Venezuela Fears
Donald Trump's deployment of a 'beautiful armada' toward Iran signals a return to gunboat diplomacy, raising fears of a Venezuela-style intervention while offering Tehran a path to negotiations.
Flatley Wins Court Battle Over Lord of the Dance
A Belfast court has overturned a legal order preventing Michael Flatley from engaging with the Lord of the Dance production, discharging a temporary injunction secured against the dancer.
Starmer Uses Football Banter in Historic China Talks with Xi
Prime Minister Keir Starmer deployed football diplomacy during historic Beijing talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping, who revealed interest in multiple Premier League clubs including Manchester United, Arsenal, and Crystal Palace.
Why War With Iran Would Be a Costly US Mistake
An international politics expert explains why US military action against Iran would likely prove disastrous, draining resources amid global power shifts.
Trump Officials Met Alberta Separatists
Senior Trump administration officials reportedly held three secret meetings with leaders of the Alberta Prosperity Project, a Canadian separatist group seeking independence for the oil-rich province.
Ex-CIA Spy Details 'Crown of Thorns' Iran Assassination Plot
A former CIA intelligence officer outlines how Donald Trump could pursue regime change in Iran through a covert 'crown of thorns' operation involving a key Middle Eastern partner, as tensions escalate in the Gulf region.
Kennedy Center VP Resigns After Two Weeks Amid Trump Turmoil
Kevin Couch has resigned as senior vice-president of artistic programming at Washington DC's Kennedy Center less than two weeks after his appointment, amid ongoing upheaval following Donald Trump's leadership overhaul.
US Officials Met with Alberta Separatists: Report
Trump administration officials reportedly held multiple secret meetings with right-wing Canadian separatists from Alberta seeking independence, amid heightened US-Canada tensions over trade and sovereignty.
Iran Seeks Ankara Talks to Prevent US Military Action
Iran's foreign minister travels to Turkey for urgent mediation as Tehran balances military preparations with diplomatic efforts to avoid conflict with the United States.
ICE Agents at Winter Olympics Spark Outrage in Italy
A US delegation to the Winter Olympics in Italy includes ICE agents, causing confusion and anger, with Milan's mayor condemning their presence as unwelcome.
UK Welcomes EU's IRGC Terrorist Label, Won't Commit
Downing Street has welcomed the EU's decision to designate Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation, but declined to confirm whether the UK will implement similar measures.
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