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The Netherlands hosts the NATO Summit, gathering global leaders to discuss security, defense, and strategic cooperation. Key topics include cybersecurity, climate threats, and collective resilience amid rising geopolitical tensions.

After a fragile truce, Trump, Netanyahu, and Ayatollah Khamenei face a volatile landscape. Each leader navigates shifting alliances and mounting tensions, with uncertain paths ahead in a region rife with conflict and diplomacy.

Questions mount over the whereabouts of Iran’s enriched uranium following former President Trump’s claim of victory. With transparency in doubt, international experts and officials seek clarity on Tehran’s nuclear activities.

Iran asserts it still possesses enriched uranium and vows to continue its nuclear program despite international pressure. Officials emphasize the “game’s not over” in ongoing nuclear developments.

Trump’s strategic strikes have intensified a geopolitical tug-of-war over Iran’s future. As tensions rise, global powers grapple with complex stakes in shaping Tehran’s endgame, balancing diplomacy and deterrence.

President Trump departed Wednesday en route to the NATO summit in Brussels, aiming to address alliance commitments and bolster transatlantic cooperation amid rising global security challenges.

NATO leaders convene for a historic summit amid rising global tensions, with unity and collective defense commitments at stake. The gathering aims to reinforce alliances and address emerging security challenges.

Israel has accused Iran of violating the ceasefire announced by former President Trump, prompting orders for new military strikes. The escalating tensions raise concerns over stability in the region, Reuters reports.

Prime Minister Albanese dismissed claims of a flat-footed response to the Iran crisis, emphasizing Australia’s proactive stance. He also noted former President Trump’s continued recognition of the country’s strategic importance.

Live updates: Israel and Iran have agreed to a cease-fire, announced today by President Trump. The agreement marks a significant step toward de-escalation in a region long marked by tension and conflict.