President Trump announces federal forces won't intervene in Democratic-led cities' protests unless requested, amid growing opposition to immigration enforcement operations that killed two people.

South Korea's January exports jumped 34% to $65.85 billion, led by semiconductor demand for AI servers, marking the highest January figure ever recorded.

North Korea's Premier calls regional development the state's top priority as Kim Jong-un visits construction sites ahead of expected party congress this month.

Trump's second-term Iran policy has simultaneously pursued diplomacy, military action, and regime change pressure, creating contradictory results and uncertain outcomes.

Iraq's Shia coalition reaffirms support for al-Maliki as PM despite Trump's warning to withdraw US support. An analysis of Iraq's delicate balancing act between Washington and Tehran.

Iran's top security official claims negotiations with the US are advancing, while Trump deploys naval forces and threatens military action, escalating tensions in the critical maritime corridor.

An analysis of the Trump administration's intensified immigration enforcement, examining its real-world effects on American society, economy, and the complex questions it raises about effectiveness.

The YJ-18C cruise missile represents Beijing's shift toward affordable, mass-producible weapons designed to exploit America's logistics vulnerabilities in Pacific conflicts.

Trump administration's mediation efforts show first results as Russian and Ukrainian envoys meet in Florida, with energy infrastructure attacks paused amid ongoing negotiations in Abu Dhabi.

Trump's second term brings unprecedented political dynamics as movements, international conflicts, and whistleblower revelations reshape American discourse in ways that challenge traditional analysis.

The PLA introduces new regulations standardizing fuel management from procurement to disposal, featuring strict oversight and civilian-military joint monitoring to prevent misuse and ensure operational readiness.

German Football Federation officially rules out boycotting 2026 World Cup over Trump policies, choosing sports diplomacy over political protest. What does this mean for sport's role in global politics?