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Trump signals possible renewed strikes on Iran after China summit
Reporting from multiple outlets suggests President Trump is weighing further military action against Iran after talks with China failed to produce a breakthrough on Iran or the Strait of Hormuz. Coverage also notes he asked Beijing to use its influence on Tehran, underscoring how the Iran crisis is now tied to great-power diplomacy .
House narrowly rejects war powers resolution to curb Trump’s Iran attacks
In Washington, the House of Representatives narrowly defeated a war powers resolution that would have constrained Trump’s military campaign against Iran. The vote highlights deep division in Congress over executive war powers and the scope of U.S. involvement in the conflict .
Iran urges BRICS to unite against U.S. pressure
Iran’s foreign minister appealed to BRICS countries to push back against what he called U.S. “bullying,” with the Iran conflict and the Strait of Hormuz high on the agenda. The effort reflects Tehran’s push to widen diplomatic support as tensions with Washington and Israel continue .
U.S.-China summit ends without deal on Iran, Taiwan, or Hormuz
President Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping reportedly ended without concrete agreements on Iran, Taiwan, or reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Xi delivered a stern warning on Taiwan, while Trump sought Chinese help on Iran, leaving the summit with more friction than progress .
Taiwan warning dominates Trump-Xi talks
U.S. and international coverage says Xi Jinping warned Trump that disputes over Taiwan could lead to conflict between the two powers. The exchange shows Taiwan remains a major flashpoint even as Washington and Beijing discuss trade and regional security .
UAE reportedly joins regional pressure amid Iran conflict
Vietnamese and regional coverage indicates the United Arab Emirates may be taking a harder line toward Iran as Gulf rivalries intensify. The reports point to shifting alignments in the region as states react to the wider conflict and instability around the Strait of Hormuz .
Lebanon and Israel extend ceasefire by 45 days
The U.S. State Department said Lebanon and Israel agreed to extend their ceasefire for 45 days, despite continued flareups in violence. Washington plans further military and political talks as it tries to move the sides toward a longer-term arrangement .
Israel continues strikes in southern Lebanon despite truce
Even with the ceasefire extension, Israel has kept targeting Hezbollah positions in Lebanon, saying the group remains a threat. The situation shows the truce is fragile and still vulnerable to escalation linked to the wider Iran conflict .
Deadly Russian missile strike hits Kyiv apartment building
A Russian missile attack on a Kyiv apartment building killed at least 24 people, including children, making it one of the deadliest strikes on the capital since the war began. The attack underscores that the war in Ukraine remains intense even as attention shifts to the Middle East .
Ukrainian drones hit major Russian energy sites
In retaliation, Ukrainian drone strikes reportedly sparked a large fire at one of Russia’s biggest oil refineries and targeted a gas plant. The exchange highlights the continued focus on energy infrastructure in the war .
Canada’s Carney pushes plan to double the electricity grid
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced an ambitious push to double Canada’s electricity grid to meet rising demand. The plan aims to lower energy costs and expand capacity, but it also raises questions about timeline, financing, and environmental impact .
Alberta separatism referendum bid rejected by judge
A judge quashed a petition seeking a referendum on Alberta separatism, ruling it violated First Nations treaty rights. Premier Danielle Smith says she will appeal, keeping the constitutional and political fight alive in Canada .