
Trump warns of renewed military strikes if Iran rejects US demands
President Donald Trump has again warned that the United States could resume military strikes against Iran if Tehran fails to comply with Washington’s demands.

President Donald Trump has again warned that the United States could resume military strikes against Iran if Tehran fails to comply with Washington’s demands.

After seven years, direct flights from the United States to Venezuela have officially resumed.

The developments were revealed by the Chinese Ambassador to Rwanda, Gao Wenqi, during a recent press briefing on relations between Rwanda and China.

According to spokesperson Tommy Pigott, these commemorative passports will not replace regular ones, and their security standards will remain unchanged.

The White House released a photo and message suggesting that Donald Trump and Charles III are both kings.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla are set to visit the United States on a four-day trip aimed at strengthening relations between the U.S. and the United Kingdom.

Minister Araghchi seeks Russian backing as direct talks with Washington hit a standstill.

President Paul Kagame has expressed concern that poorer nations are struggling because wealthier countries often try to dictate how they should operate and live, instead of engaging in mutual respect and cooperation.

The decision was made during an extraordinary general assembly of the party held on April 26, 2026.

The United States may impose sanctions on Spain and even consider removing it from NATO due to its refusal to support Washington in the conflict with Iran.