Washington makes it clear that Ankara has yet to meet the legal requirements for acquiring F-35 fighter jets, reaffirming its firm stance despite continued strategic cooperation within NATO.
The U.S. president plans sweeping tariffs on imported generic medicines in a bid to bring pharmaceutical manufacturing back to America, a move that could reshape global supply chains, increase production costs and trigger fresh uncertainty across the healthcare industry.
Donald Trump's persistent push for Greenland is not about reviving imperialism. It signals a deeper transformation in global geopolitics, where strategic power is increasingly measured through networks, sensors, artificial intelligence and critical infrastructure rather than territory alone.
Ankara is attempting to re-enter the F-35 program, but the final decision extends far beyond President Donald Trump. Congress, CAATSA sanctions, the Russian S-400 system, and the regional balance of power in the Eastern Mediterranean remain the decisive factors.
Addressing the Greek Parliament, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis dismissed speculation about Turkey's possible return to the F-35 fighter jet program, stressing that U.S. legal restrictions remain fully in force. He also described Greek-American relations as being at their strongest point ever, highlighting Greece's strategic defense upgrades and unwavering commitment to safeguarding its national interests.
The Israeli prime minister urges Washington to block the sale of F-35 fighter jets and advanced aircraft engines to Türkiye, arguing that Israel's military edge is essential to regional stability.
Ahead of next week's NATO Summit in Ankara, Turkey argues that the Alliance is not facing a crisis but adapting to an increasingly complex security environment. As Washington urges European allies to shoulder greater defence responsibilities, Ankara is seeking a more influential role in shaping Europe's future security framework.
As Washington and Tehran move toward détente, Ankara sees new opportunities in energy, trade and regional influence — but also the prospect of renewed rivalry with a revitalized Iran.
According to Axios, White House envoy Steve Witkoff is heading to Switzerland for potential nuclear talks with Iran, while Jared Kushner is already on the ground. President Donald Trump has renewed his 60-day ultimatum to Tehran, warning of consequences if a deal is not reached.
AXIOS: Vance warns Israel not to fight Trump over the Iran deal — A rare public rebuke exposes growing tensions between Washington and Jerusalem over the future of the Middle East order.
From Rabat to Abu Dhabi and Kazakhstan, Washington is building a new security architecture just as NATO faces growing internal strain
Washington and Tehran move toward a historic agreement as global markets, energy security and Middle East stability hang in the balance
From the United Nations to Europe, Asia and the Gulf, global leaders hailed the breakthrough between Washington and Tehran. Yet behind the optimism lies a common message: peace is not secure until the Strait of Hormuz reopens and Iran’s nuclear future is resolved.
The signing of the East Med Energy Center declaration by Greece, the United States, Cyprus and Israel marks a new chapter in regional energy security and reinforces Athens’ growing geopolitical influence.
Beijing’s chilling historical warning has reignited fears of a new Cold War, with Taiwan, technology, military expansion and global dominance now at the center of an increasingly volatile superpower confrontation
Chinese intelligence circles reportedly view Trump’s Beijing visit not as a strategic breakthrough, but as a temporary ceasefire in a far larger geopolitical war involving Taiwan, artificial intelligence, Iran and global economic dominance
As Washington and Beijing prepare for high-stakes talks, Tehran seeks Chinese protection — but fears it could become a bargaining chip in a far larger geopolitical deal.
Brussels freezes implementation of the Turnberry agreement, reigniting transatlantic tensions and raising fears of a major economic confrontation between Washington and Europe.
The clash between Donald Trump and Friedrich Merz turns military presence into leverage—raising questions about the future of NATO
Tehran links the resumption of talks to lifting the U.S. naval blockade, turning the Strait of Hormuz into a lever of global pressure
The continent accelerates strategic autonomy amid Iran war tensions and fractures inside the Alliance
