Security

Israel’s main goal is the elimination of Tehran’s nuclear and missile programs — regime change is for the Iranian people to decide, Israeli president says.

The prime minister said negotiations between the U.S. and Iran were the way to resolve tensions about Tehran’s uranium enrichment agenda.

Officials accuse Teresa Ribera of insisting on a loophole in the EU’s proposal that could one day allow Russian gas to return to the bloc.

Defense alliance plans extra security budget boom — but who will benefit is still up in the air.

It’s the latest of a series of moves by right-wing forces to increase scrutiny of nonprofits.

The lack of movement has left foreign leaders and domestic businesses on edge with a little less than three weeks until Trump’s July 8 deadline for striking trade accords.

The president said he recently spoke with Iranian leaders who floated a visit to the White House amid ongoing conflict.

Are Le Pen and Bardella running mates or rivals?

Organizations across the country are stepping up their vigilance as the conflict between Iran and Israel widens.

Brussels and Canberra also committed to advancing free-trade negotiations.

Hungary and Slovakia oppose new sanctions on fuel from Moscow, but Brussels suspects they are cooking their books to support their position.

The plan includes investment in the Arctic island’s critical infrastructure.

Both Israel and Iran have powerful cybersecurity capabilities.

Israeli airspace is closed due to intense missile fire.

Plans for a 2027 phaseout would force companies to exit long-term contracts with Moscow and report the origins of their fuel.

Steel tariffs will, for now, remain at 25 percent instead of dropping to 0 percent as originally agreed.

As they acknowledge the energy costs for artificial intelligence, G7 leaders abandon deeper language on AI.

“Clear procedures are crucial, as is the rapid exchange of information,” says Lithuanian interior minister.

The move comes as Israel braces for a retaliatory attack from Iran.