The United Kingdom’s government is coming under heavy fire from Israel and the United States as it prepares to implement restrictions on goods produced in West Bank settlements.
Javier Milei has threatened sanctions on oil companies near the Falklands and promised new naval funding, hardening Argentina's claim days after Donald Trump declined to rule out shifting US policy on the islands.
US President Donald Trump insists the American forces hold "virtually unlimited" ammunition and is producing munitions at record levels, rejecting reporting that the war with Iran is straining US firepower.
Peru's break with Iran cost almost nothing economically but sends a clear geopolitical signal. As Lima moves closer to Washington and Israel, its roughly $50bn annual goods-trade relationship with China creates a much harder strategic dilemma.
Israeli defence tech company XTEND will begin trading on the Nasdaq on September 4 after completing a $1.5bn business combination with real estate developer JFB Construction Holdings.
US President Donald Trump suggested renaming the Strait of Hormuz the "Trump Strait"
Reform discussion ongoing amid questions over whether the EU's institutions are equipped for another round of enlargement.
A US strike on a wedding in the port of Kuhestak in Iran's Sirik district killed five and wounded 68, a Hormozgan provincial official said, in an account attributed to Iranian officials and not independently verified.
Russia's Vladimir Putin told Iran's Masoud Pezeshkian that Moscow was providing necessary assistance in Tehran's war with the US, at the SCO summit in Bishkek, though he did not specify the nature of the support.
US President Donald Trump called Iran a "failed nation" whose leadership must face a war crimes trial, in a Truth Social post on August 31, hours after Iran's IRGC fired missiles at two US bases in Jordan.
With trade talks turning “nasty”, Canada’s negotiating position is beginning to emulate that of Iran’s and that is bad news for the US.
As Israel races towards its election on October 27, the future of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears increasingly uncertain, with IDF veteran Ofer Winter threatening to derail his election campaign.
Speculation says Republican fundraiser, who runs top-earning lobby shop in Washington, could push to secure F-35 fighter jets for Ankara.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says diplomacy with the United States can be revived only if Washington accepts that pressure does not work following a meeting with Qatari officials on August 27.
Under PM Janez Jansa, Slovenia makes u-turn from pro-Palestine to Europe's strongest supporter of Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu.
China says it will keep cooperating with Iran despite Washington's "economic D-Day" sanctions campaign, undercutting a drive that depends on pressuring the buyer of 90% of Iran's oil.
Pakistan's army chief carried a US framework to Tehran offering blockade and sanctions relief in return for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, though neither side has confirmed it.
Iran's rial has slid past IRR2,031,000 to the dollar on the open market, roughly halving in under a year as war, sanctions and a naval blockade drain the supply of hard currency.
US Central Command says it has diverted 70 commercial vessels and disabled three since resuming its naval blockade of Iran, which Tehran says has halted its oil exports.
The US ambassador to Turkey claimed that Israel’s strike on a Syrian airbase may have been an election ploy by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and with bitter rival Gadi Eisenkot rising in the polls, this is an accusation worth exploring.