Carlos Fernández de CossÃo: Cuba 'preparing' for 'possibility of military aggression'
Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de CossÃo stated that Cuba is preparing for potential U.S. military aggression despite recent U.S. officials indicating no plans for invasion.
Stubb's Direct Words in a British Newspaper: The United States is No Longer What It Was
Finnish President Alexander Stubb discusses the current division in the West and the changing dynamics of U.S. foreign policy in a recent interview with the Telegraph.
Cuba's Minister: Preparing for Possible US Attack
Cuba's Deputy Foreign Minister stated that the communist-led island nation is preparing for a possible attack from the US while asserting there are no current tensions with Washington.
Cuba would 'be naive' to not ready its military in response to Trump’s threats: official
Cuba's Deputy Foreign Minister indicated that the country is bracing for potential military aggression due to heightened threats from the U.S., particularly under the Trump administration.
International capital flowing to China as investors seek certainty during Iranian conflict
Foreign investors are increasingly diverting capital to China amid uncertainties arising from the Iranian conflict and geopolitical tensions.
Why did Donald Trump get angry at NATO?
Donald Trump expressed strong discontent over NATO countries not supporting the U.S. in the Iran war, calling them cowards and highlighting NATO's weakness without American backing.
Behind the Tension Between Trump and NATO Lies Distrust, Ideological Cracks, and One Dreadful Clause
Donald Trump's recent aggressive attacks on NATO reflect deeper ideological cracks and a significant mistrust between him and the alliance.
The Predatory Hegemon
A Harvard article argues Donald Trump's second term can be characterized as a 'predatory hegemon' seeking short-term gains at the expense of allies and adversaries alike.
Media: Amidst the energy crisis, Cuba denied the US embassy's request to bring in fuel
Cuba's foreign ministry rejected a request from the US embassy to import fuel, labeling it as shameless amidst the country's ongoing energy crisis.
Has Trump given his biggest indication he's done with the Iran war? Don't take anything for certain
President Trump appears to signal a potential withdrawal from the Iran conflict, describing military achievements more definitively than before.
Not just tariffs: Foreign nations profited off of us — now Trump is striking back
The Trump administration is actively countering international trade practices that it views as harmful to U.S. workers and industries.
Iran warns UK that allowing US to use military bases is 'participation in aggression' in phone call
Iran has condemned the UK for permitting US military operations from its bases, viewing it as an act of aggression.
'State 51, anyone?': after eyeing Canada, Greenland, and Cuba, Trump suggests giving Venezuela state status in the U.S.
Donald Trump suggested on social media the idea of granting Venezuela statehood in the U.S. following their baseball team's victory against the U.S.
How Trump Should Get Out of the Mess with Iran
The article discusses the geopolitical complexities surrounding U.S.-Iran relations under Trump, particularly focusing on the implications of military action and the broader economic consequences.
Oman: The Trump administration 'lost control of its foreign policy' – War is destruction
Oman's Foreign Minister criticized the Trump administration for losing control of its foreign policy, stating that a peace agreement between the US and Iran was close.
Beijing's Maneuvering: China Leaves Its Partner Iran to Its Fate
The article discusses China's strategic distancing from Iran amid the ongoing conflict with U.S. and Israeli forces, highlighting that Beijing's interests outweigh its commitment to Tehran.
Javier Milei, live: the latest measures of the Government
Javier Milei's government is facing scrutiny from opposition, particularly regarding foreign relations and the recent economic policies.
Wadephul: US support for Ukraine remains despite Iranian crisis
US support for Ukraine is expected to continue despite the tensions in transatlantic relations caused by the Iranian conflict, according to German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul.
Change in the US-Japan Summit in Iran: What Japan Should Do - Tsuneo Watanabe
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is set to meet with President Trump at the White House, focusing on Japan's response to the escalating situation in Iran.
Peter Lamelas: 'Trump asked me to align Argentina with the United States'
Peter Lamelas, the U.S. Ambassador to Argentina, stated that Donald Trump urged him to align Argentina more closely with the United States during an interview.
Mauro Vieira responds to US report on alleged Chinese bases in Brazil
Brazil's Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira refuted claims from a US Congressional report alleging the existence of Chinese military installations in Brazil.
As Trump shows lack of direction on Iran, even Badenoch distances herself
Kemi Badenoch distances herself from Donald Trump's foreign policy on Iran amidst criticism from Keir Starmer regarding her stance on US-Iran relations.
Iraqji to Al Jazeera English: The assassination of Larijani will not destabilize Iran
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that the assassination of Ali Larijani will not undermine the stability of the Iranian government.
USTR threatens with new restrictions
The US Trade Representative, Ambassador Jamieson Greer, announced investigations into trade practices of several countries under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974.
Qatar: If the US stops the war, we will have to deal with Iran's revenge
Qatar's foreign ministry spokesperson Majed Al-Ansari stated that regional countries will face Iranian retaliation if the US decides to end the war, emphasizing the need for military deterrence against both Israeli and Iranian hegemony.
Washington and London: Has Keir Starmer now had his 'Love Actually Moment'?
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing calls from Labour Party members for a firmer stance against US President Donald Trump amid recent humiliating comments about Britain.
South Africa has no reason to cut ties with Iran – official
South Africa's Foreign Ministry asserts it will maintain ties with Iran despite US criticism, emphasizing its stance against being drawn into great power rivalries.
‘Did we receive an official request for troop deployment from the U.S.?’ asks Diplomacy, ‘It’s difficult to answer’ says Defense, ‘There was none’
South Korean officials presented differing responses regarding whether the U.S. made an official request for troop deployment to the Hormuz Strait, with the Foreign Minister indicating ambiguity and the Defense Minister denying any official request.
Captured by Iran, Donald Trump postpones his visit to China
Donald Trump has postponed his planned visit to China due to ongoing tensions with Iran, highlighting the precarious nature of U.S.-China relations amid Middle Eastern conflicts.
From Venezuela to Iran: How Trump's maximum pressure strategy changed the world's calculations
The article discusses how the United States' military operations in Venezuela and subsequent war against Iran reflect a shift towards a reliance on force rather than diplomacy in international relations.
Axios: Steve Witkoff has been in contact with Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi in recent days
A direct communication channel has been reactivated between US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi amidst ongoing conflict.
Editorial: Donald Trump Extended a Hand to Russia
The U.S. Treasury's temporary allowance for the sale of Russian oil amid rising global prices showcases a shift in Donald Trump's administration's approach to energy markets and foreign relations.
Tucker Carlson expresses fear that he may face federal charges for talking to Iranians
Tucker Carlson fears potential federal charges for allegedly acting as an agent of a foreign power by communicating with Iranians.
Trump: Macron's Support for the Strait of Hormuz is an '8' on a Scale of 1 to 10
Donald Trump rated Emmanuel Macron's willingness to assist in ensuring safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz as an '8' during a White House event, expressing that the score was not perfect, yet satisfactory considering France's involvement.
Trump on Hormuz: For 40 years we have protected you, and you don’t want to get involved
Donald Trump emphasized the U.S. commitment to protecting allies for the past 40 years while urging other nations to get involved.
UK not obliged to support every demand of ‘transactional’ US president, minister says
A UK minister stated that the country is not obligated to comply with every demand from the US, underlining President Trump's transactional nature regarding foreign relations, particularly with Iran.
Tsipras in Alexandroupoli: The Intervention for Iran, the Shots at the 'King's Jester'
Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is expected to send messages about foreign policy during a book presentation in Alexandroupoli, where he will criticize the current government's handling of U.S.-Israel actions in Iran.
The True Nature of Japan-U.S. Relations: Has It Been Communicated to the Public?
An interview with Tsutomu Hatano, a professor emeritus at Tsukuba University, explores whether the Japanese government has honestly communicated the true nature of Japan-U.S. relations to its citizens, especially in the context of an upcoming summit amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
Iranian foreign minister claims Trump launched war 'because it is fun'
Iran's foreign minister accused President Trump of initiating a war against Iran for amusement, highlighting the ongoing conflict between the two nations.
Live Blog Iran War: Iran's Foreign Minister: 'We Will Continue'
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghtschi asserts the country will continue its defensive actions until the U.S. acknowledges what he calls an 'illegal war.'
Martin Gurri: "Trump is less crazy than we all believe"
Martin Gurri discusses former President Trump's complex approach to international relations and his impact on U.S.-Latin America relations.
The Sunday Read: Paul Daley on Australia’s Blind Acceptance of Trump’s War on Iran - Podcast
Paul Daley critiques Australia's unquestioning support of the U.S. stance on Iran under Trump, warning it could lead to perilous consequences for the nation.
Iran's Foreign Minister Calls for Neighboring Countries to 'Drive Out' US Troops from the Middle East
Iran's Foreign Minister urged neighboring countries to expel US forces from the Middle East, stating that the US security umbrella in the region has become ineffective.
Ãœlo Mattheus: If the Ayatollah is gone, is Putin next?
Ãœlo Mattheus explores the potential threats to Vladimir Putin's rule in light of recent political changes in Iran and the ongoing conflict dynamics in Europe.
'There is a thing called diplomacy,' says reader about the US-Brazil relationship
A Brazilian reader comments on the implications of a proposal from the Trump administration for Brazil to accept foreign prisoners, arguing that such proposals threaten Brazilian sovereignty and necessitate a diplomatic response.
Resignation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs: Social Democrats Leave Greenland's Government
The Social Democrats have left Greenland's government, prompting the resignation of Foreign Minister Vivian Motzfeldt amid rising tensions with the USA.
Cuba and the US: Another Uncomfortable Negotiation
Cuba officially admits to negotiating with the US government amid a backdrop of political pressure and rhetoric from its leadership.
Kallas: The USA Wants to Divide Europe
Kaja Kallas, the EU's foreign policy leader, has accused the current U.S. administration of attempting to divide Europe and weaken the European Union.
What do the USA really want from Iran?
The article discusses the complexities of US-Iran relations, highlighting the challenges faced by modern leaders in understanding historical nuances.
Former NSS Director Okano Points Out "Dramatic Change" in US Foreign Policy, Contributes to US Magazine
Former NSS director Masanori Okano highlighted a "dramatic change" in US foreign policy in a recent contribution to a US diplomatic journal, indicating that allies like Japan are compelled to rethink their approach to the US.