Timothy Nerozzi

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is handing Ukraine the blueprints to a valuable piece of his country's military technology, thumbing his nose at a Kremlin that says the United Kingdom is now a party in the conflict.

Canada is striking back against President Donald Trump's latest round of tariffs by imposing identical trade penalties on goods from the United States.

A member of Israel's parliament vandalized a memorial to dead Palestinians in the West Bank this week, generating intense backlash from all sides.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is claiming that the Islamic Republic of Iran attempted to kill one of his children, and a subsequent report claims it was his son living in Florida

The United States is taking a victory lap after a Syrian paramilitary group previously backed by Washington against the Islamic State agreed to dissolve its organization and integrate into the national government.

Icelandic voters are casting their ballots this week whether to reopen negotiations for joining the European Union in a referendum some see as a

President Donald Trump's administration has shifted from military might to financial muscle as it transforms the conflict with Iran into an “economic war,” and the Iranian rial is among the country's most vulnerable targets.

National Rally leader Marine Le Pen , a mainstay of right-wing French politics, could not be in a better position at the moment.

Icelandic voters have rejected a referendum that would reopen negotiations to join the European Union, raising the spirits of eurosceptics both on the island and abroad.

As President Donald Trump posts AI-generated videos of Kharg Island being obliterated, one of Iran's highest-ranking leaders is appealing to their most powerful allies for assistance.