Seoul—United States President Donald Trump has once again shaken the global order—this time through a direct military strike on some targets in Iran: nuclear facilities that produce enriched uranium.

It didn't chase headlines or dramatic gestures, but its calm and calculated approach became a case study on how a middle ...

Democrats have branded the bill "the big, ugly betrayal", claiming 11 million lower-income Americans will lose their ...

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will arrive in Washington for his third visit of Trump’s second term. Today also marks 21 months of Israel’s war on Gaza. The purpose of the visit remains unclear, and ...

Oil firms are expected to slash pump prices again by roughly P1 per liter next week, the Department of Energy said, marking a ...

Iran-US back to sharing back-channel talks, Iran's foreign ministry says • Rubio pledges to consider reviewing terrorist ...

Trump’s tax bill and diplomatic triumphs boost his growing influence, but challenges remain, including ending the wars in ...

Tehran: Iran announced Thursday that it has reopened its airspace, including over Tehran, after closing it on June 13 due to ...

US president Donald Trump has said his latest “pretty long [phone] call” with Russian president Vladimir Putin trying to end ...

President Donald Trump said Iran is ready to talk and that he’s open to meeting its leaders. His comments came as the US ...

Shifting focus to domestic affairs, Naqvi stressed that ensuring peace during the month of Muharram remained the government’s ...

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