United States Politics

A fragile interim truce between the United States and Iran fractured dramatically over the last 48 hours as both nations exchanged intense rounds of military strikes, threatening to permanently derail diplomatic tracks aimed at a comprehensive regional peace agreement.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigned outside Downing Street as the British Pound fell below $1.32.

The Federal Reserve is currently facing its most significant internal upheaval in over three decades.

In a historic 8-4 vote, the central bank opted to maintain interest rates, marking the most fractured decision since 1992.

In a move aimed at filling a high-profile diplomatic void, the Trump administration has officially nominated former Republican Congressman David Brat to serve as the United States Ambassador to Australia.

Three days after the Supreme Court torpedoed most of Donald Trump’s global tariffs, markets are still cheering the rollback of his 10% import wall and the curb on presidential emergency powers.

Canada has unveiled a sweeping “Buy Canadian” defence strategy worth over $500 billion in procurement and investment, promising 125,000 high-paying jobs and a surge in domestic military tech.

Kremlin insiders have reportedly drafted a bold proposal to re-embrace the US dollar as part of a sweeping economic reset pitched to a potential Donald Trump administration.

Trump has announced fresh tariffs on major European economies, explicitly tying them to his push to gain control of Greenland.

Kevin Rudd will step down as Australia’s ambassador to the US at the end of March, a year ahead of schedule.

The Trump administration is pressing Republicans to reverse course ahead of a key Senate vote on war powers.

Donald Trump will meet Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado at the White House amid uncertainty over Venezuela’s future leadership.

A Venezuelan opposition figure’s son says prisoner releases are far fewer than the government claims despite praise from Donald Trump.