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Former President Donald Trump is meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky today. A joint press conference is scheduled to follow, where both leaders are expected to address key bilateral issues.

Former President Donald Trump is set to speak at the upcoming NATO Summit, signaling a thaw in relations with alliance leaders. His address is expected to focus on renewed cooperation and shared security priorities.

Trump’s use of the f-bomb in rage reveals deep fissures beneath his public alliance with Netanyahu, highlighting a volatile, fraught relationship shaped by clashing agendas and personal tensions beyond diplomatic optics.

Former President Trump claims US strikes have “completely destroyed” Iran’s nuclear sites, asserting a decisive blow to Tehran’s nuclear ambitions amid rising Middle East tensions. Iran has yet to confirm the damage.

At the NATO summit’s outset, President Trump unsettled allies with unexpected critiques and demands, casting uncertainty over the alliance’s unity. His remarks sparked immediate debate among member states.

Former President Donald Trump hailed recent U.S. strikes on Iran as “a tremendous victory for everybody,” emphasizing the action’s impact on regional security and deterring future aggression.

Former President Donald Trump has confirmed a further delay to the TikTok ban or sale deadline, citing ongoing negotiations and national security concerns. The extended timeline aims to allow more time for a potential deal.

An intelligence report on Iran has challenged the narrative President Trump aimed to highlight at the NATO summit, complicating his planned victory lap and raising questions over U.S. strategy in the region.

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.

In a surprising move, former President Trump urged China to continue purchasing oil from Iran, challenging existing U.S. sanctions. The announcement raises questions about future diplomatic and economic policies.