Trump claims strikes on Iran prevented nuclear war
Donald Trump claimed he ordered strikes on Iran to prevent a nuclear conflict that would have turned into World War III.
Donald Trump claimed he ordered strikes on Iran to prevent a nuclear conflict that would have turned into World War III. Grouped from 26 articles across 11 sources.
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Donald Trump claimed he ordered strikes on Iran to prevent a nuclear conflict that would have turned into World War III.
The Iran war wasn't expected to derail the Trump-Xi meeting in China, but analysts said it would influence the talks and any agreements that come out of them.
The US president delays March 31-April 2 trip to China to focus on the escalating war against Iran.
President Trump was planning to visit China at the end of March.
Trump's visit, scheduled for March 31-April 2, would be the first for a U.S. president since he went to the country in 2017.
The US-Israel war on Iran rages on and China says it should never have happened.
Each day, President Donald Trump is presented with options for ending the war with Iran, six people familiar with the plans told NBC News. So far, he has declined.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has changed his tune and voiced criticism of the US President Donald Trump and his war on Iran. After having long shown understanding, he now stresses that Germany will not get involved.
Trump's decision to order strikes on Kharg Island has pushed one of the world's most critical oil hubs into the center of the escalating U.S.-Iran conflict.
But it was ready to negotiate with countries for selected oil tankers to pass through the key Strait of Hormuz export route.
Xi meeting ‘irreplaceable,’ China says, after Trump suggests he will delay over his demand for help policing Strait of Hormuz
The Iranian foreign minister says he sees "no reason why we should talk with Americans".
Two weeks after the US and Israel first struck Iran, Donald Trump's timeline and end goal for the war remain uncertain.
New, critical dynamics are emerging in the region that could reshape it in dramatic ways.
US president on social media said he was ‘thrilled’ that Brendan Carr was looking into broadcasters’ licenses Sign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inbox Donald Trump reinforced comments made by Brendan Carr, the chair of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), threatening the broadcast licenses of news organizations that report unfavorably on the war in Iran. In a Truth Social post Sunday night, Trump said he was “thrilled” that Carr was “looking at the licenses of some of these Corrupt and Highly Unpatriotic ‘News’ Organizations. They get Billions of Dollars of FREE American Airwaves, and use it to perpetuate LIES …”. Continue reading...
Following the meeting, Israel announced it would soon reopen the Rafah crossing for pedestrians between Gaza and Egypt
Actors and filmmakers spoke out at the Oscars 2026 in Los Angeles against the US-Israeli war on Iran and the genocide.
Advocates say 24/7 coverage of US attacks will not last for ever – and spotlight will return to Epstein and his crimes As the US woke to news that Donald Trump had bombed Iran , domestic discord was fast simmering. There was unrelenting outrage over ICE raids. There was frustration with the rising cost of living. There was fear over rocketing healthcare prices, mounting household debt, not to mention many Americans’ nagging sense of desperation in a country, some warned, where democracy itself was under threat. Continue reading...
President casts doubt on visit with Chinese leader as officials from both countries lay groundwork for improved relations
Pope Leo XIV called on leaders in the Iran war to reopen talks.
Pressure grows on the US president's administration as war costs spiral and the mission's endgame remains unclear.
Beijing tamped down its GDP growth target this year to a range of 4.5% to 5%, the least ambitious goal on record going back to the early 1990s.
Demonstrators gathered in Toronto for Al-Quds Day, denouncing US-Israeli attacks on Iran and Lebanon.
White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett expects the global economy to have a 'big positive shock' when the war is over.
Experts query ‘mix-up of priorities’ as president plays golf, posts old pictures and repeats details of Bill Maher feud More than two weeks into the US-Israel war on Iran, and the conflict appears at risk of spiraling out of control. Back home, Donald Trump’s behavior also appears chaotic. A foreign conflict typically brings somber reflection from leaders: in Trump’s case, it has brought a stream of behavior that has defied norms and raised eyebrows over his state of mind. Continue reading...
US president says his country may carry out more strikes on oil hub as he urges allies to help open Strait of Hormuz.
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Trump has criticised the response to his call to help protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz during the war on Iran. Grouped from 37 articles across 12 sources.
The US is allowing the purchase of Russian oil that’s stranded at sea after the war on Iran led to higher energy prices. Grouped from 4 articles across 3 sources.
Around 5,000 U.S. Marines and sailors are being deployed to the Middle East as the U.S. and Israel say their air campaign has greatly degraded Iran's military. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
Oil and gas price hikes due to the war have rattled the global economy. Grouped from 7 articles across 3 sources.
India’s defence partnership with Israel must be balanced with its dependence on Middle East oil Grouped from 20 articles across 6 sources.
The Iran war could escalate further as President Trump threatens to hit key oil infrastructure if Tehran doesn't drop its chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz. Grouped from 6 articles across 5 sources.