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The U.S. finally drops the diplomatic blindfold, targeting the Muslim Brotherhood branches in Lebanon, Jordan, and Egypt. One executive order later, and the decades-long camouflage operation begins to crumble. With Qatar and Turkey suddenly under the spotlight, and Europe nervously checking its calendar for 2026, the Brotherhood’s theater production is running out of acts—and out of exits.

President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced nearly $1 trillion in new Saudi investments during a candid Oval Office meeting. The session covered defense, regional diplomacy, AI cooperation, and Gaza reconstruction, with the Crown Prince remaining composed amid tense press exchanges.

On the eve of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s White House visit, Washington is preparing for talks that blend ceremonial diplomacy with calculated strategic intent. Behind the South Lawn welcome lies a deeper contest of leverage, where both the United States and Saudi Arabia aim to secure long-term advantages in defense, technology, and regional diplomacy. With Machiavellian undertones shaping everything from security guarantees to the question of Israeli–Saudi norma

Zohran Mamdani’s election as New York City’s mayor marks a defining moment in the city’s political trajectory. His victory reflects deep frustration with inequality, homelessness, and a sense of civic neglect that has shaped urban life for years. Running a grassroots-driven campaign, Mamdani built a broad, diverse coalition — from Harlem to Brooklyn's Jewish neighborhoods, LGBTQ+ communities, and immigrant families across the boroughs. His inclusive message, combined with sha

The UN Security Council has renewed the mandate of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) for one year, adopting Resolution 2797 (2025) with U.S. leadership. The decision marks a historic shift as Morocco’s 2007 Autonomy Plan is cited as the basis for future negotiations, signaling growing international support for a political settlement to end the decades-long conflict.

President Donald Trump’s decision to rebrand the Department of Defense as the “Department of War” marks a dramatic turn in America’s foreign policy posture. For allies, it raises questions about reliability; for rivals, it reinforces perceptions of aggression. From Caracas to Tehran, Beijing to Brussels, the world is recalibrating its response to a United States that now wears its sword more openly than its shield.

As tensions escalate between President Trump and Elon Musk, Gulf states find themselves navigating a delicate balance between innovation and political allegiance. With Tesla and Starlink expanding in the region, but Trump threatening to sever ties, the future of U.S.–Gulf tech diplomacy hangs in the balance.

In a breakthrough moment for South Asian peace, the U.S. has brokered a ceasefire between India and Pakistan following intense diplomatic talks. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced both nations have agreed to halt hostilities and begin dialogue at a neutral site—marking a rare step toward stability in the region.

At the Hollywood Museum, Raj Shah received the King Charles III Medal for his global impact and innovation. His microplastic-free fabric, praised by Dr. Vin Gupta as a modern health breakthrough akin to tackling cigarette smoke decades ago, earned him dual honors from the UNA-USA. From fashion to philanthropy, Shah’s legacy is woven with purpose.

Trump’s tariffs stun the world—again. But should anyone really be surprised? Global amnesia meets economic reality.