‘It wasn’t a little war’: John Curtis warns Iran war mistakes resemble Vietnam
US politicians and pundits are drawing parallels between the Iran war and Vietnam, sparking debate on the conflict's true cost.
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US politicians and pundits are drawing parallels between the Iran war and Vietnam, sparking debate on the conflict's true cost.
Beijing is actively pressuring Seoul to maintain neutrality as diplomatic maneuvers intensify over regional security and US-North Korea policy.
The Iran conflict approaches a six-month duration as economic pressure tactics face scrutiny amid stalling diplomatic progress.
Congressional Democrats are initiating a war powers push following Donald Trump's public threats to bomb Oman.
A temporary US-Iran peace deal has expired, triggering threats of escalation and new military posturing as diplomatic deadlines pass without an agreement.
Leaked transcripts reveal internal conflict as Donald Trump clashes with Gulf allies following perceived geopolitical setbacks regarding Iran.
Public discourse on the United States-Israel alliance has intensified following recent analyses regarding the future of diplomatic and financial support.
President Trump has ordered a 50% reduction in joint U.S.-South Korea military drills, triggering regional security concerns and diplomatic friction.
Recent claims regarding military drills and diplomatic communications with North Korea have triggered a surge of factual challenges in political reporting.
Trump's proposed reduction in U.S.-South Korea military exercises has sparked debate on America's global standing.
Trump's abrupt shift in US military policy towards South Korea and North Korea has sparked diplomatic tensions and security concerns.
The EU is preparing its most extensive sanctions package yet against Russia, set to be announced this autumn.
The U.S.-Iran ceasefire is set to expire, leaving the Strait of Hormuz vulnerable to renewed conflict.
A new defense pact between Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan signals a shift in Middle Eastern alliances.
Afghanistan marks five years under Taliban rule, with mixed assessments of progress and persistent challenges.
Switzerland's government has rejected a strict interpretation of neutrality, setting the stage for a pivotal referendum.
President Trump is actively seeking an exit strategy from the Iran conflict as regional instability intensifies across the Middle East.
Israel is recalibrating its long-term strategic posture as regional stability pivots away from reliance on American hegemony.
Pacific ministers' failure to agree on a response to China's missile test highlights regional divisions.
Italy's next election is shaping up to be a referendum on Ukraine support, with political parties divided on foreign policy and defense.
New Russian legislation restricts rights for citizens convicted in absentia, impacting banking, travel, and property for those living abroad.
The U.S. is closing consulates in Canada, Japan and Indonesia, a move that contradicts the Trump administration's stated goal of strengthening ties with allies.
Tensions heighten as public claims of imminent diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran face direct denial from Tehran.
The President of PEACE? The US is pulling out of the Middle East, but is it a peace move or a retreat?
President Trump has halted planned strikes on Iran, citing the emergence of a framework for a potential deal to end the conflict.
Iran's strategic moves and alliances are complicating Trump's efforts to assert dominance in the Middle East.
A U.S. senator's public remarks have reignited debate over a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia.
The Iran cease‑fire’s sudden collapse thrusts the U.S. and its allies into a spiraling conflict as diplomatic hopes flicker.
Discourse surrounding the state and structure of NATO has intensified, centering on the concept of 'Westalgia' and the alliance’s future strategic direction.
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Coverage suggests a global shift in perception towards the United States, with some attributing it to the policies of former President Donald Trump.
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An exposé by The New York Times suggests Marco Rubio is acting as a "de facto" leader or "viceroy" of Venezuela from the United States.
As the conflict enters its fifth year, analysts and officials weigh the impact of Ukraine's 'long-range sanctions' and new theories of victory.
Developments at the 2026 NATO Summit highlight a shift in rhetoric regarding international alliances and security commitments.
Diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran continue following two days of direct military strikes.
Prime Minister Carney is defending his diplomatic visit to Saudi Arabia amid criticism and shifting geopolitical conditions.
Reports indicate a deepening rupture between Europe and the United States amid tensions with the Trump administration.
U.S.-Iran talks conclude with a road map for peace, but challenges remain
Financial markets are weighing the stability of the 'Trump Bull Market' against historical patterns and rising geopolitical risks.
Israel is severing contact with EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas following her comments regarding 'apartheid'.