In this revealing interview with To BHMA International Edition, Chief White House Correspondent for the New York Times Peter Baker offers a candid look at how the Trump presidency has reshaped the relationship between power and the press.

The British monarch will travel to the United States in April as London seeks to ease strained relations with President Donald Trump, using royal diplomacy to stabilize ties affected by disagreements over the Iran conflict

Italy has refused permission for U.S. aircraft to use a key Sicily air base en route to the Middle East, citing lack of formal authorization and consultation, as political pressure mounts over involvement in regional conflicts.

With harsh rhetoric reflecting growing tension in Washington-Europe relations, Donald Trump attacked Britain and France over their stance on the war with Iran, urging Europeans to "learn to fight on their own."

Thousands of elite troops join a growing U.S. military buildup as Washington weighs next steps, including potential high-risk operations targeting Iran’s oil infrastructure and strategic assets.

The Mitsotakis government is caught between the "Trump doctrine" and International Law, the pro-Trumpers, the anti-Trumpers, and the balancers

Egypt’s president warns crude prices could exceed $200 amid supply disruptions, calling on Washington to act as Gulf tensions threaten global energy routes

A Russian fuel shipment is set to reach Cuba after the U.S. president signals a shift in policy, offering temporary relief amid the island’s worsening energy crisis.

Border violence escalates despite a recent truce, as Islamabad prepares to host potential U.S.-Iran negotiations amid a widening Middle East conflict.

New $100 bills will feature Donald Trump’s signature starting in June, marking a historic shift in U.S. currency design and ending a tradition dating back to 1861.

Tehran wants any agreement with the U.S. and Israel to include an end to fighting in Lebanon, while conflicting signals from Washington and Tehran cast doubt over prospects for negotiations.

Tehran denies any negotiations with Washington after fresh missile attacks, while conflicting signals from both sides rattle global markets and push oil prices higher again.