In a high-stakes state visit, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer navigates the complexities of engaging with Donald Trump. With differing views and unpredictable outcomes, this visit was a test of diplomacy and soft power.
President Trump’s much-anticipated state visit to the UK kicks off with a grand arrival at Windsor Castle. Amid protests and unpopularity, he prepares for a crucial meeting with Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Once the world's most formidable diplomatic duo, the US and UK have faced challenges that threaten their leadership role. Discover how their past shaped today's global dynamics and what it means for the future.
President Trump and First Lady Melania embark on their second state visit to the UK. As they arrive at Windsor Castle for a grand ceremony, questions arise about potential diplomatic pitfalls and protests. Will this visit strengthen US-UK ties or spark controversy?
Romania reports a Russian drone has violated its airspace, marking a significant escalation in tensions as NATO countries respond. President Zelensky claims this is a deliberate act of aggression by Russia amid ongoing conflicts in Ukraine.
President Trump announced plans for new sanctions on Russia, but only after NATO allies act by stopping oil purchases from Putin. Will this strategy work?
The UN Security Council has condemned Israel for its recent airstrikes on a residential compound in Doha, targeting Hamas leaders. This unprecedented action has raised tensions and questions about international diplomatic efforts.
Over 300 South Korean workers returned home after a controversial US ICE raid, sparking outrage and distrust in the US as an ally. This incident raises critical questions about visa policies and labor practices.
Tensions escalate in the Gulf as Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar unite in outrage over Israel's recent strike on Hamas leaders in Doha, raising concerns about U.S. support in the region.
In a historic move, Poland shot down Russian drones that entered its airspace, marking a serious escalation in the ongoing conflict. Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns of the growing provocation from Moscow, as NATO forces remain on high alert.
