World leaders are largely avoiding direct criticism of President Trump's Iran threats, focusing instead on calls for negotiation and de-escalation.
French President Emmanuel Macron warned against a 'law of the jungle' in international relations during his UN farewell address, criticizing Russia, Israel, and implicitly the US.
A $14 billion US arms sale to Taiwan is a major point of contention, pressuring fragile US-China ties.
Nemuro, a Japanese fishing town, balances trade with Russia against its nation's fight to reclaim WWII-seized islands.
Exxon Mobil's Guyana oil ventures are booming, but face challenges from local politics and a territorial dispute with Venezuela.
US President Trump's interest in Greenland shifts from acquisition to a potential security deal, signaling a pragmatic approach to Arctic strategy.
Russia warns that a new U.S. sanctions law signed by President Trump could hinder his peace initiatives, despite presidential waiver powers.
Canadian PM Mark Carney seeks an EU-Canada pact to boost sovereignty amid historic low U.S. ties.
Canada and the EU are deepening ties as global alliances shift, exploring new avenues for economic and security cooperation.
US plans to send 60,000 heavy bombs to Israel amid rising opposition to arms sales.