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Secret Aircraft Switch Highlights Ongoing Iranian Threats Against Trump
To evade a suspected Iranian missile threat following a NATO summit, President Trump utilized a secret decoy plane and was transported via catering truck, highlighting the persistent personal danger he faces from Iran.
Iranian President Says China Avoids US-Style Conflict
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian praised China's approach to global competition, noting that Beijing grows its influence through internal development rather than the military conflicts favored by the U.S.
Argentina’s President Milei seeks to ban foreigners who spread hate against the nation
Argentine President Javier Milei has introduced a decree to restrict or expel foreigners who promote hate speech against the country, citing a need to address growing hostility toward the nation.
Washington urges nations to leave ICC as it ridicules Maduro investigation
The United States is pushing for countries to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, citing concerns over political bias and inefficiency following the removal of chief prosecutor Karim Khan.
Extended Absence of Cameroonian President Paul Biya Triggers Political Unrest
Cameroon's President Paul Biya has been away in Switzerland for nearly 50 days, fueling domestic frustration and fears of a power vacuum as calls for political renewal grow.
Zelensky addresses fallout from military leadership shake-up
President Zelensky faces ongoing political turbulence following the removal of defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov, despite appointing a new commander-in-chief to stabilize the military hierarchy.
Moscow and Pyongyang Condemn US Military Drills in Korea
Russia and North Korea have jointly criticized US-led military exercises, citing them as a threat to security while reaffirming their deepening strategic alliance and cooperation.
Donald Trump Declares New Naval Blockade and 20% Tariff on Strait of Hormuz Cargo
President Donald Trump has announced a renewed naval blockade of Iranian ports and a 20% fee on all cargo passing through the Strait of Hormuz, citing a need to secure the region following military exchanges with Iran.