European allies are implementing military basing agreements and positioning naval assets as NATO adapts to U.S. pressure over burden-sharing and the Iran war, according to Secretary General Mark Rutte

In the 15 months since the beginning of Donald Trump’s second administration, the US president has brought about a global geopolitical and economic cosmogony that has left America’s friends and foes scrambling to adjust to a world in which old red lines are rapidly vanishing and the hyper-globalization inaugurated in the 1990s is in the process of being supplanted by the state, which is making a “huge comeback”

America’s hard-right think tank has exerted strong influence over policy through an ideological manifesto

Donald Trump expressed doubt that the proposal would meet U.S. expectations, adding on social media that Iran had not paid a sufficient price for its actions.

Limited-edition documents marking the 250th anniversary of independence will include the president’s image, as part of a broader push to attach his name and likeness to official government initiatives.

A new post by Trump features an image of himself holding a gun in front of a backdrop of explosions, alongside the message "NO MORE MR. NICE GUY!" as nuclear negotiations with Iran remain deadlocked and a U.S. naval blockade continues to squeeze the Iranian economy.

Washington insists nuclear issues must be addressed immediately, while Tehran seeks a phased approach amid rising oil prices and strained global shipping routes.

According to media reports on Monday, references cite a possible visit by US President Donald Trump to Greece, possibly in the coming months, are linked with a NATO summit set to take place in Turkey on July 7–8

The U.S. president described Greece as “fantastic,” emphasizing that the country has provided meaningful support across a wide range of areas.

“The United States is going to knock out every single power plant and every single bridge in Iran,” U.S. President Donald Trump wrote.