The Middle Corridor is rising rapidly in strategic importance, driven by geopolitical change and major investment in rail, ports, and infrastructure. Its emergence as a key alternative linking Asia and Europe is reshaping global trade and the geopolitical balance across Eurasia.
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday the ceasefire with Iran was “over” after the two sides traded fire, but added that negotiators could keep talking to Tehran.
The Lebanese Army is expressing reservations over any direct coordination with Israeli forces, while Berri and the Islamic Group move to restrict the implementation track of the U.S.-backed agreement and prevent its domestic repercussions.
Washington remains completely committed to NATO, despite concerns about US President Donald Trump’s willingness to protect allies, the military alliance’s secretary general said Wednesday at the opening of a key summit.
Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Wednesday that Greenland was “not for sale” following remarks by President Donald Trump suggesting the territory should be controlled by Washington and not Copenhagen.
China’s “authoritarian expansionism” in regional waters will persist if the world fails to act, a senior Taiwanese security official warned on Wednesday, describing Beijing’s strategy as “incremental salami slicing.”
Ireland’s parliament approved legislation banning imports of goods from Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, as Dublin presses ahead with one of Europe’s most far-reaching trade measures over Israel’s occupation.
The United States military hit over 80 targets during its latest strikes on Iran, US Central Command said, in response to Tehran’s attacks on three ships in the Strait of Hormuz, as air sirens sounded in Bahrain on Wednesday and the Kuwaiti army said it was responding to missile and drone attacks.
French President Emmanuel Macron affirmed that his visit to Syria will continue despite two explosions that occurred near his residence in Damascus on Tuesday.
US President Donald Trump landed in Ankara on Tuesday for a NATO summit where leaders are hoping to woo him with promises on defense spending.
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