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US and China Align Against Iran Hormuz Tolls

The US and China have agreed that no country should be allowed to charge tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, the State Department confirmed Tuesday. The rare alignment between the two rivals signals coordinated pressure on Iran over control of the world's most critical oil shipping lane.

Trump and Xi Meet Amid Trade and Iran Pressure

Trump and Xi are meeting Thursday amid escalating disputes over trade, rare earth minerals, and AI. Trump also plans to press Xi to use China's leverage over Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, linking two major geopolitical flashpoints in a single negotiation.

US Cuts 5,000 Troops From Germany Amid Iran Row

The US plans to reduce its troop deployment in Germany by 5,000 soldiers amid a dispute between the Trump administration and Chancellor Friedrich Merz over Iran policy. The cut raises fresh questions about American commitment to NATO and could deepen transatlantic tensions already under pressure.

Pentagon Pulls 5,000 Troops From Germany

The Pentagon will withdraw roughly 5,000 U.S. troops from Germany amid growing friction with European allies over NATO spending and Iran policy. The pullback reduces a key U.S. military hub and raises questions about American commitment to European defence.

US Probes Oil Trades Before Trump Iran Policy Shifts

US authorities are investigating suspicious oil trades placed ahead of Trump administration policy shifts on Iran, a source says. The probe suggests traders may have acted on advance knowledge of sanctions or diplomatic moves, which can cause sharp crude price swings. No charges or named subjects have been disclosed.

Senate Rejects Fourth War Powers Resolution on Iran

The US Senate rejected a fourth war powers resolution that would have limited President Trump's military authority over Iran. The vote, the first since Trump threatened to destroy Iranian civilisation, failed to build sufficient cross-party support, leaving executive war-making latitude intact. No near-term legislative

Why the Iran war did not go according to US plans

A 40-day US-Iran war ended with Washington having misread Iran's leverage tolerance and overestimated its own coercive power. The attrition dynamic reversed expected US advantages, raising questions about US deterrence credibility in the Middle East. The outcome's effect on regional alliance postures is now a key varia

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China and US agree on opposing Hormuz tolls, State Department says

The US and China have agreed that no country should be allowed to charge tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, the State Department confirmed Tuesday. The rare alignment between the two rivals signals coordinated pressure on Iran over control of the world's most critical oil shipping lane.

1mo ago · 3 min · Global Affairs

Trump Set to Meet With China's Xi Jinping: Here's What is at Stake

Trump and Xi are meeting Thursday amid escalating disputes over trade, rare earth minerals, and AI. Trump also plans to press Xi to use China's leverage over Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, linking two major geopolitical flashpoints in a single negotiation.

1mo ago · 3 min · Global Affairs

US to cut troop levels in Germany by 5,000 amid Trump spat with Merz

The US plans to reduce its troop deployment in Germany by 5,000 soldiers amid a dispute between the Trump administration and Chancellor Friedrich Merz over Iran policy. The cut raises fresh questions about American commitment to NATO and could deepen transatlantic tensions already under pressure.

1mo ago · 2 min · Global Affairs

Trump administration to pull 5,000 troops from Germany

The Pentagon will withdraw roughly 5,000 U.S. troops from Germany amid growing friction with European allies over NATO spending and Iran policy. The pullback reduces a key U.S. military hub and raises questions about American commitment to European defence.

1mo ago · 2 min · Global Affairs

US probes suspicious oil trades made before Trump Iran pivots, source says

US authorities are investigating suspicious oil trades placed ahead of Trump administration policy shifts on Iran, a source says. The probe suggests traders may have acted on advance knowledge of sanctions or diplomatic moves, which can cause sharp crude price swings. No charges or named subjects have been disclosed.

2mo ago · 1 min · Policy & Government

US Senate rejects another war powers resolution to limit Trump on Iran

The US Senate rejected a fourth war powers resolution that would have limited President Trump's military authority over Iran. The vote, the first since Trump threatened to destroy Iranian civilisation, failed to build sufficient cross-party support, leaving executive war-making latitude intact. No near-term legislative

2mo ago · 1 min · Policy & Government

Why the Iran war did not go according to US plans

A 40-day US-Iran war ended with Washington having misread Iran's leverage tolerance and overestimated its own coercive power. The attrition dynamic reversed expected US advantages, raising questions about US deterrence credibility in the Middle East. The outcome's effect on regional alliance postures is now a key varia

2mo ago · 1 min · Global Affairs

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