U.S. president rebuffs alliance offer after Iran signals vital shipping lane is open again.

Tehran’s pledge may calm energy markets, but uncertainty remains over which ceasefire is in force.

Concerns over hacking risks and easy workarounds emerge just days after the system was declared “technically ready.”

The first flight removes 40 migrants, with more expulsions planned as the new government moves quickly to tighten border control.

U.S. President Donald Trump has invited Israeli and Lebanese leaders to the White House.

The outgoing Hungarian PM said the handover of government was “already underway.”

Slovakia and neighbouring Hungary—both near-reliant on Russian crude—have expressed concern over the ongoing ‘Friendship’ pipeline disruptions.

Finnish interior minister said citizenship “does not come automatically,” adding the reforms aim to encourage integration.

Kahramanmaraş province mourned for eight children and a teacher, killed when a 14-year-old opened fire at a school.

General Dan Caine said the blockade applies to all shipping heading to or from Iranian ports, regardless of nationality.

Canberra has adjusted its defence spending calculation to align with NATO standards, reclassifying intelligence budgets—and even military pensions—to hit new targets.

Washington indicated that the next round of Iran talks could be held in Islamabad soon.