Foreign Policy

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and President Donald Trump publicly call for diplomacy with Iran even as the US launches a massive covert strike on Iranian nuclear sites, revealing conflicting tactics that endanger global security.

Following U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, the State Department warns American citizens abroad to brace for potential hostile demonstrations and heightened risks tied to escalating Middle East tensions.

As President Trump orders strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites amid tensions with Israel, Americans voice a mix of support and deep concern—highlighting fears of another prolonged conflict based on questionable justifications.

Behind the scenes of a daring, stealthy U.S. military operation delivering a historic blow to Iran’s nuclear program — exposing the strategic mastery often hidden from public view.

The Biden administration’s scramble to evacuate Americans from Israel, Lebanon, and Iraq highlights the volatile fallout from Trump-ordered strikes on Iran, exposing grave security failures and risks to U.S. interests.

Vice President JD Vance insists America is not at war with Iran despite recent strikes on nuclear facilities—yet downplays the dangerous escalation and ignores lessons from Iraq.

China sharply condemns US attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities as reckless provocations worsening Middle East tensions, while Japan stays cautious—an overlooked angle in mainstream coverage.

The International Atomic Energy Agency urgently convenes after U.S. forces bomb Iranian nuclear installations, raising critical questions about international law, sovereignty, and escalating Middle East conflict.

Under Trump’s leadership, NATO’s summit sidelines Ukraine amid ongoing Russian aggression, signaling a dangerous pivot that risks European security and undermines America’s global leadership.

The UN Secretary-General’s urgent warning against the US airstrikes on Iran exposes a reckless military gamble that threatens international peace and bypasses constitutional protocols.