Trump carries not only Soleimani’s blood but also Ali Khamenei’s. That makes any compromise far harder to sell. A supreme leader who opens negotiations with Washington in the weeks after his predecessor’s assassination would be signing his own political death warrant

U.S. and Chinese officials aim to maintain stability in ties during Donald Trump’s upcoming visit to China, though limited preparation and unresolved trade disputes may constrain the outcomes

President Trump says Cuba is “at the end of the line” and negotiating with him and Secretary Rubio, while unveiling a 17-nation military coalition to target cartels in the Western Hemisphere.

A Washington Post report citing officials says Moscow has shared targeting data with Tehran on U.S. warships and aircraft in the Middle East, as the Iran conflict escalates and Washington warns of further military casualties

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards say the Strait of Hormuz will remain open but warn vessels linked to the United States and Israel could be attacked as tensions disrupt shipping through the key oil transit route

President Donald Trump says the U.S. aims to conclude operations in Iran first, hinting that U.S. pressure on Cuba could intensify once Middle East objectives are met

Moscow accuses Washington of fabricating threats to justify attacks and denounces calls for Iranians to overthrow their leadership as “inhumane and cynical.”

President cites refusal to allow military base use for Iran strikes and NATO defense spending shortfalls, warning of potential economic penalties on Spanish exports including olive oil, steel, auto parts, and chemicals

US president moves to stabilize oil markets as Strait of Hormuz shipments are disrupted, with war-risk premiums surging and energy prices climbing amid Middle East conflict

The Senior International Correspondent for Corriere della Sera, Andrea Nicastro, shares candid insights in an interview with TO BHMA International Edition on the Ukraine war, the changing global power landscape, and the forces shaping today’s international stage.

Will he or won't he? The question is meant for President Trump. But the answer affects everyone on the planet.

We should remember that the “Alexandria” of Constantine P. Cavafy—the great Greek poet—was not merely a place. It was the coexistence of knowledge, power, and measure. Today, the West appears to be bidding farewell to that “Alexandria”—if it has not already done so.

Nafplio’s Carnival choice of a Trump effigy ignites debate over satire, symbolism and political sensitivity amid global tensions.

Athens navigates a shifting relationship with Washington as communication gaps, new power dynamics and regional tensions test a long-standing alliance in the Eastern Mediterranean.

The United States made a partial $160 million payment toward over $4 billion owed to the UN, as President Trump hosted the first Board of Peace meeting, an initiative experts warn could undermine the United Nations

The inaugural Board of Peace meeting saw $7B pledged for Gaza, $10B from the U.S., and commitments from multiple nations for reconstruction and an international stabilization force, as France and some EU states question the initiative’s legitimacy

Citing strong public interest, the president says federal agencies will begin disclosing files on aliens and unidentified flying objects amid renewed debate over past remarks by Barack Obama