U.S. President Donald Trump called the EU plan to offer Canada associate membership “laughable” and warned of heavy tariffs or restrictions on trade if he considers the move hostile

As Houthi-Saudi fighting escalates and oil prices swing, Trump says Iran wants a deal while the seven-month conflict spreads into Yemen

As Argentina threatens criminal action against companies developing the Sea Lion oilfield, Javier Milei is escalating Buenos Aires’ claim to the Falkland Islands. But with Donald Trump questioning America’s traditional position and billions of barrels of oil beneath the South Atlantic, British experts tell To Vima that a dispute once thought largely frozen is entering a new and potentially dangerous phase.

U.S. President Donald Trump said he would consider a request from 9/11 victims’ families to declassify additional records, including material concerning possible Saudi links to the attacks

President says Kyiv's refinery strikes are fueling a global diesel shortage amid record U.S. fuel prices

President Donald Trump promoted social media posts advocating a new name for New Mexico during the Labor Day holiday, but the federal government has no authority to rename a state. The state's Democratic governor rejected the idea

Trump says he may block trade with deficit countries unless the Federal Reserve slashes interest rates

The latest escalation includes U.S. strikes on Iranian military targets and Iranian attacks on American positions across the region, while Tehran says a U.S. strike killed five people and wounded dozens at a wedding.

The deaths come two weeks after Trump scrapped guidance for six childhood vaccines and attacked the measles shot

Tehran and Muscat are working to restore limited shipping through the strategic waterway, while diplomatic efforts between Iran and the United States remain stalled and economic pressure on Tehran intensifies

Pyongyang has not rejected renewed diplomacy outright, but Kim Jong Un’s sister says Washington’s military policy remains hostile. Analysts say North Korea now has fewer reasons to rush back to talks.

Seoul’s defense minister said the estimate comes from private research organizations and cannot be officially confirmed by South Korea’s military. The figure is significantly higher than the 57 nuclear weapons cited by President Donald Trump